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New Businesses Could Soon Come to Riverside Drive

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    An unfinished parking lot is keeping Title Max of New Mexico from welcoming customers.     Española Planning and Zoning Director Russell Naranjo said although...

City Seeks $50K State Funds Promised for Sportsplex

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    City officials are questioning the whereabouts of the $50,000 allocation the New Mexico Legislature approved earlier this year for Española’s new softball field.    ...

Schools Get Needed Improvements

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    A malfunctioning sign, a cracked tile and a broken light fixture are all issues that need to be addressed in the Española School...

Transit District Sees Uptick in Ridership

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    North Central Regional Transit District officials said the District experienced a record high in total ridership last fiscal year.     The District’s buses transported...

County Resident Files Objection over Water Rights Priority Date

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    Rio Arriba County residents that rely on ditches fed by the Canjilon Creek for irrigation, have until Aug. 29 to object to the...

Pair Take Stand, Disagree on Events Night of Man’s Murder

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    Neither Angel Baldonado nor Sheanee Martinez agree on what happened the night they murdered Rudy Montoya in his laundry room.     Martinez, 20, and...

Elks Look to Make Football History Again

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    The Pojoaque Valley football team established a new standard for success last season, winning the first state playoff game in school history with...

Volleyball Teams Get Glimpse of Future at Jamboree

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    The Coronado High School Lady Leopards, McCurdy Charter School Lady Bobcats and Española Valley High School Lady Sundevils competed at an Aug. 23...

City Clerk to Serve on Advisory Board

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    By the end of this month, City Clerk Tessa Jo Mascareñas will add another position title to her resume.     The United States Department...

Wireless CompanyGets City ApprovalTo Install Equipment

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    After being stonewalled by Española School Board officials in recent months, Black Mesa Wireless owners have found a way around the Board’s indecision...

Customers Will Foot Rate Rider Cost

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    It looks like El Rancho residents will have to absorb the multi-million dollar right-of-way fees Jemez Electrical Cooperative paid San Ildefonso Pueblo officials...

Lack of Bus Stop Benches Forces Riders To Get Creative

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    Wait times vary when riding the North Central Regional Transit District buses, and while there are designated stops along the routes, there also...
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