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Convicted Killer Is In Trouble Again

    A Chimayó man, who pleaded no contest to accidentally shooting his friend dead in 2008, is facing 18 felony counts after he allegedly...

Cariños Charter School Starts Working on Its Next Move

    Cariños de los Niños Charter School’s housing has not been very stable since its start in 2006. Then, it was housed in the...

Bobcats Win 2 in Tourney, Lose to Tigers by 1

    The McCurdy Charter School Bobcats bounced back with a pair of victories in the consolation round after suffering a heart-breaking defeat in the...

Dulce Schools Has One Elementary Too Many

    Ten years ago, the Dulce Independent School District built a new elementary school three miles away from its high school, middle school and...

Trojans Still Seek 2nd Win

    The Mesa Vista boys are still looking for their second win of the season after losing three games at the Ben Lujan Invitational...

Lobos Close Season Pounding Bobcats

    From their opening play from scrimmage until the end of the first half, the Escalante Lobos dominated the McCurdy Bobcats in a 70-0...

School BoardMembers Sued For Harassment

    Long have the whispers of abuse of power, unfair hiring practices and employee harassment swirled around the Española School Board, but little, if...

Lease Approved, But Work Needs to be Done

    After the Española City Council passed an ordinance approving a move to lease the Hunter building to community development corporation Siete del Norte...

District Used Various Funding Sources to Purchase New Buses

    The North Central Regional Transit District needs new buses, so in an effort to replenish a diminished fleet, the Board voted to authorize...

State Takes Over McCurdy’s Checkbook

    McCurdy Charter School was on a roll. After its first year as a state charter school, enrollment was at 543 students, making the...

Trailblazing Animal Shelter Miracle Worker to Depart

Story and photos By R. Braiden Trapp Nina Stively wears many hats at the Española Valley Humane Society. Following her workday Saturday, none of the hats...

Northern Students Speak Out on Dorms

    The Northern New Mexico College Board of Regents will decide Dec. 19, whether to put student housing on the fast track. Since dorm...

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