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Valley’s Only Mental Health Facility To Close

    As longtime heroin addict Dave Maes has struggled to avoid using drugs these past 18 months, he has had help. At the Ayudantes...

Jose Quezada

 Jose Quezada, 53, Española, died Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009.     He was preceded in death by his father, Fausto Quezada; and brothers, Efrain Quezada and...

Homecoming Sweet for Lobos

    The Escalante Lobos overcame a week filled with distractions Oct. 3 to dominate the Pagosa Springs (Colo.) Pirates junior varsity team in the...

Pojoaque Youth Wins AwardFor Volunteering, Writing

    I enjoy working with a team of people with diverse backgrounds coming together to make a difference. I’ve learned that “our community” isn’t...

Maintenance Shake-Up Brings District Supervisors Down a Notch

    Painting over graffiti on the Española Valley High School football ticket office was just one of a host of maintenance tasks and other...

2 City Wells Exceed Uranium Levels

Two of the city of Española’s municipal wells have been nearly three times over the legal limit for uranium contamination for the past year,...

Bus Plunges Off Road

    Thirteen children were lucky to escape without serious injuries Monday after their Española School District bus fell off a steep embankment in Cordova...

Boy Struck by Bus

    A Santa Clara Pueblo tribal member was injured when he was struck by a North Central Regional Transit District bus Sept. 24, according...

Father Allegedly Takes Shot at Son

An Ojo Caliente man is accused of shooting at his son.     Ryan Roller, 27, was struck in the face with shrapnel Oct. 3 when...

Police Blotter: Hitchhiker Asks for More Than a Lift

    Española Police, Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Police, Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputies and State Police responded to the following calls: School Can’t Handle Unruly Students Monday,...

One and Done: Mayor Maestas Says He Won’t Seek 2nd Term

    It appears Española will have a new mayor when the dust settles after next March’s election: Mayor Joseph Maestas said he informed senior...

Morse Code: Funding Cuts Could Hit Athletics

A dark cloud on the horizon of high school athletics. This year New Mexico’s budget is coming up hundreds of millions of dollars short...