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Hunter Building Roof Work Almost Started Without Approval

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    After some confusion among city officials, roof renovations for the Hunter building almost began Monday despite not being approved by the city council.    ...

Santa Clara Man’s Civil Rights Violated

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    A federal Bureau of Indian Affairs agent violated a Santa Clara man’s civil rights in 2013 by interrogating him after he had been...

Local Boxer Gets Back in the Ring

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    For Española boxer Monica Lovato, the sport she loves hasn’t really changed.     Lovato was recently training hard for her upcoming fight Oct. 4...

District Sees Small Increase in Students

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    The New Mexico Public Education Department’s deadline to report enrollment numbers has just passed and Española School District administrators said 3,916 students are...

Keep it Simple

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Commentary by George Morse I took some time off to go elk hunting. Although I was unsuccessful, it was everything I wanted it to be. I...

Councilors Put Kibosh On Bringing Liquor to Española Sportsplex

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    Five months, four drafts and one work session later, city officials have reached a compromise on whether to serve alcohol at the Española...

Students Walk out in Protest

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    Española Valley High School was placed on lock-down twice Tuesday because students attempted to leave the campus prematurely as part of a protest.    ...

Northern Officials Mull Single-Rate Tuition Option, With No Fees

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    Northern New Mexico College administrators are considering a different payment option to address the enrollment declines and entice students to return to the...

Escalante Lobos Make Navajo Pine Warriors Cry ‘Mercy’

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    The game between the Escalante High School Lobos and the Navajo Pine Warriors did not even last the full four quarters due to...

Failing Classes Comes with a Price

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    Failing a class can be costly in terms of time and energy, but students and parents are finding out that it can also...

New Year, Same Problem: No Textbooks for Velarde

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    It’s two weeks into the academic year and students at one elementary school still do not have the textbooks they need, and this...

It’s Time to Harvest Those Ripe Melons

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    The giant orange-gold orb that is the Harvest Moon glowed brightly Sept. 8 in the eastern sky. That same hue colors many ripened...
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