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Chama Races Wide Open

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    With the deadline to declare candidacy for the Chama Village Council less than a month away, the makeup of the ballot remains unclear.    ...

Woman Charged in Fatal DWI Crash Near Dulce

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    A Santa Fe woman was indicted on two felony charges of vehicular homicide and great bodily injury by vehicle connected to a September...

Slippery Shooting Suspect Arrested

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    A man wanted in a September shooting in downtown Española was arrested by Santa Fe Police Nov. 25, but not before escaping one...

City Attorney Confident Finance Authority Is Fine

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    City attorney Frank Coppler said at the Aug. 20 Española City Council work session that the controversy surrounding a questionable New Mexico Finance...

Co-op Must Donate $82K by New Year

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    Rarely do public bodies rush to give away tens of thousands of dollars, but if the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative’s charitable foundation can’t...

Regents Consider 5-Year Contract

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    Just 18 months after signing the most lucrative contract in the history of Northern New Mexico College, President Nancy “Rusty” Barceló could be...

Why You Should Support Sundevil Football

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Commentary by George Morse     I stopped by football practice at Española Valley High School Aug. 5 and there were just 15 or so players participating...

Parents: Board Lied About BB Gun Meeting

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    Parents looking to the Española School Board for answers regarding administrators’ response to an alleged BB gun threat at Mountain View Elementary a...

Gridiron Woes Rooted in Lackluster Participation

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Commentary by George Morse Earlier this season, I wrote a column about why fans should support Española Valley football.     Now that we’ve passed the midpoint of...

Errors Riddle Senator’s Fund-Raiser Report

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    With the 2012 Democratic Primary election six months away, campaign finance reports filed by the former leader of Rio Arriba County’s Democrats document...

Sheriff’s Office To Close at 8 p.m.

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    Beginning Friday, Rio Arribans in need of a police officer at night will have to look to State Police for help, as the...

Co-op Wants Tribe to Pay for Right-of-Way

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    Ohkay Owingeh residents might be paying higher electricity bills starting next year to cover the cost of the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative renegotiating...
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