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Olympic Bound? Budding El Rito Gymnast Trains at Renowned Duke City Gym

Community
    In the summer of 1972, 7-year-old Roger Montoya sat in front of his television in Denver, Colo., watching, for the first time, the...

Delfin P. Martinez

Obituaries
Delfin P. Martinez – Age 34, a resident of Española passed away on Wednesday, May 27, 2009 unexpectedly.  He was preceded in death by his...

Young Anglers Display Patience at Heron Lake Derby

Sports
    It wasn’t exactly beginner’s luck, but the Martinez brothers came away with more than two big fish June 6 when they went on...

Jeanette Leyba

Obituaries
Jeanette Leyba, 55, died May 30, 2009 after a long battle with diabetes.     Ms. Leyba was born on Dec. 9, 1953 in Los Alamos...

Investigation Re-Opened into Whether El Paragua Owner Received Special Treatment from State Highway Department

News
    A Rio Grande SUN article has led the state Highway Department to re-open an investigation into whether El Paragua Restaurant owner Luis Atencio...

Financial Scandal Probed at City Hall

News
    State Police are investigating financial irregularities in the city of Española’s Finance Department.     Acting City Manager Veronica Albin said she filed a complaint...

Morse Code: Prime Time To Fish with Water Levels Dropping

Sports
    Having just returned Sunday from Platoro, Colo., where the water level in the reservoir there was the highest I can ever remember and...

Former Española Cop Named in Another Brutality Lawsuit Filed Against City

City
    An Española woman has filed what is at least the fourth lawsuit against former Española Police officer Bobby Wright and the city of...

Politicos’ Wives Vacation on Taxpayer Dime

News
    Española School Board member Leonard Valerio had predicted last October when Board members were planning a trip to the National School Board Association...

New Mexico Engineer May HaveAnswer to GM’s Woes

Letters To Editor
    General Motors, as we know it, is dead. Long live (the new) GM.     The forced bankruptcy and the taxpayers’ new 60 percent ownership...

Fishing Report for the Week of June 11

Sports
ABIQUIÚ LAKE: The fishing was fair-to-good for walleye using crank baits, jigs and grub combinations, jerk baits, minnows and night crawlers. The fishing for...

Free Math Camp Offered to Indian Students

Education
    Northern New Mexico College’s Office of American Indian Affairs is offering a free math camp for American Indian students who will be entering...
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