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Chama District Will Go To Voters for Bond

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    This March the Chama Valley Independent School District will go to the voters in a special election to ask for a $6.9 million...

Sewer Back-up Creates Smelly Situation for High School Visitors

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    Students, teachers and guests at Española Valley High School’s Edward Medina Gymnasium during the week of Dec. 2-6, were greeted by a sour...

Deputy Involved In Road RageIncident

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    A Christmas Eve spat in Santa Fe between an off-duty Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputy and a car of Santa Clara pueblo residents...

Three Men And A Hidden Baby

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    A 26-year-old Cordova man led an Española police officer on a chase over hill and dale, thorough bush and brier, over park and...

Gallant is Back on the Case

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Long after Eric Gallant leaves the scene of an accident or a fire, his smile seems to hang in the air, like the faded...

Martinez Takes Issue with Santa Cruz Election Poll Worker

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    With three mayoral candidates currently on the Española City Council, the opportunity for controversy is never too far, even during a 90-minute meeting...

Lawmakers Seek Plethora of Amendments

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SANTA FE — Seventeen resolutions have been introduced to amend the state’s constitution with a majority vote of the people in November, leading some...

LovelyWeatherBad forSnowpack

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Commentary by George Morse The warm weather we’ve been having has me looking forward to getting out and doing some fishing and sight-seeing. By the same...

Textbook Help Could Come From Governor Martinez

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    The argument goes like this: if a classroom doesn’t have enough textbooks, how can a teacher be effective? How can a student learn?    ...

By Lindsey BrightSUN Staff Writer

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    Last school year was difficult for the Mesa Vista School District. In April, a bus crashed, injuring several students and killing the bus...

Demonettes Survive Lady Sundevils’ Aerial Assault

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    The Santa Fe Demonettes survived an aerial assault by the Española Valley Lady Sundevils in the first half and came back in the...

Elementary Schools Seek Accreditation

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    Public schools in New Mexico are not required to receive or seek national accreditation. However, the Española School District is in the process...
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