Geisel: City moving forward with economic development
After choosing to no longer contribute funds to the Sandoval Economic Alliance, the City of Rio...
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Rio Rancho mother of two vies to be Mrs. New Mexico
Being a beauty queen “is so much more than just the glitzy pageant dresses and feeling like...
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Geisel: City moving forward with economic development
After choosing to no longer contribute funds to the Sandoval Economic Alliance, the City of Rio...
Education
Former teacher returns to school as teacher-intern
The pandemic of 2020 certainly didn’t help what has been a teacher shortage across the U.S.,...
Sports
Another Ortega will play college football: Like father, like brother
The second Trey/Tre off the Cleveland High football team to sign a national letter of intent to play football in California, Trey Ortega recently inked his commitment to play at the University of San Diego. Earlier this fall,...
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Living in harmony: Married couple teaches music for RRPS
There was a time when she was growing up in El Paso that Daniella Holmes wanted to be an...
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Guest column: Teachers are heroes, facing adversity through a pandemic
In the spring, teachers had a “superhero” moment. When the world as we knew it was...
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Letter to the editor: 11-year-old’s view of COVID
Editor: My name is Leeland Stimbert. I am writing to you about COVID-19 from an...
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Former Vietnam door gunner still fighting for comrades
A Rio Rancho veteran is advocating for other veterans affected by an herbicide used in the Vietnam War, Agent Orange. Local Vietnam veteran Ernest Garcia was affected by the use of Agent Orange in the Vietnam War, resulting in...
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Educators fondly recall late brothers
The late Velasquez brothers showed a lot of potential and had a drive for excellence, say...
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Guest column: Teachers are heroes, facing adversity through a pandemic
In the spring, teachers had a “superhero” moment. When the world as we knew it was...
