Sports

Full Steam Ahead

    Española Valley High School football coach Joe Jiron wasn’t happy with his team July 28 at practice.     “Over to the hill,” he said.    ...

State May Lower Big Game Fees

    The state Game and Fish Department may consider lowering big game hunting application fees in coming months, as Department records show those fees...

Tepid Greeting for BLM Proposal

    A plan that could change the way the federal Bureau of Land Management regulates hundreds of thousands of acres of public land drew...

Wild River

     A pristine wilderness and reliable summer stream-flows draw both commercial rafting companies and private individuals to the Rio Chama in Rio Arriba County.    ...

Morse Code: Anglers Should Get Back to Basics

    The sport of fishing has changed dramatically since the 1960s when I was a college student in Denver. Back then, after I got...

Fishing Report

ABIQUIÚ LAKE: The fishing for smallmouth bass is good in the early mornings with poppers, top water lures, worms or minnows. The fishing for...

Truchas Farmers Market Looks to Lure More Passers-by in Second Year

    The Truchas Farmers’ Market opened the morning of July 24 with just two vendors selling fresh vegetables, eggs and chicos in front of...

Northern Appoints Former Prez. as New A.D.

    Northern New Mexico College has appointed an insider with no athletic background to take charge of its floundering sports programs.     Grants Development and...

Little League Fund-Raising Debacle Ends in Smiles

    A Little League fund-raising debacle ended with smiles all around July 16 when Sandy Medina, the father of an Española All-Star Team member,...

In Bloom

    Taking a wildflower tour of Northern New Mexico is as easy as starting your car and keeping an eye out for splashes of...

Morse Code: Teams Must Earn Donors’ Trust

  I have always been impressed by Northern New Mexicans’ generosity in supporting their youth sports teams.     From Little League to high school varsity...

BLM Considers New Restrictions

    A resource management plan under review by the federal Bureau of Land Management could bring big changes for people who recreate on or...

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