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Española Man Allegedly Uses Shotgun in Robbery

    A 19-year-old Española man is in custody after he was arrested Aug. 1 on a warrant alleging he robbed two men at shotgun-point...

Behind a Big Line, Sundevil’s Pistol Offense

    With more than 40 players participating, and Coach Miguel Medina running the show Aug. 20, the Española Valley High School Sundevils put to...

Elk Cross Country Team Dedicated,Run Well Together

    Pojoaque Valley High School senior Derrick Grasmick is prepared to take the Elks to a state cross country trophy for the sixth consecutive...

Missing File in Village Councilor’s Arrest Found

    A Chama Village Councilor’s 29-minute jail stay following an Aug. 9 drunk driving arrest has irked at least one magistrate court official.     Rio...

Building Space Split Hits Bumps in the Road

    Both the Cariños Charter School and Española School District are having difficulty integrating their programs into one facility, per First District Court Judge...

Chamber Pushes City to Adopt Shop Local Policy

    Despite taking heat for not locally procuring a utility truck last month, some city officials are planning to launch a campaign to encourage...

Lady Sundevils Third in Home Invitational

    The Española Valley High School girls cross country team took third place at the Española Invitational cross country meet Aug. 30 at Española....

City, County Officials Talk About Jobs

    The issue of job creation in Northern New Mexico fueled discussions at this year’s Regional Economic Development Initiative’s State of the Region Summit.    ...

Interception Turns Game AroundIn Escalante’s Season-Opener

    A 70-yard interception return by Tristan Martinez proved to be the winning touchdown Aug. 29 in Escalante’s 34-28 victory over the Tucumcari Rattlers...

Police Find Difficulty WhenEnforcing Panhandling Ordinance

    Española’s updated panhandling ordinance is proving to be difficult to enforce, so police are cooperating with local businesses to handle the citywide problem.    ...

Man Pleads Guilty to $1.3 Million in Mail Fraud

    A Rio Arriba County man pleaded guilty Aug. 18 to defrauding the unemployment insurance agencies in New Mexico, Colorado and Texas out of...

College Students Encouraged to Buy Text Books Locally

    Northern New Mexico College is trying to find revenue wherever it can, even when it means telling students where to purchase school supplies.    ...

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