Sapien won’t run for re-election
Suffice it to say, you probably haven’t seen the last of John Sapien. The state senator from...
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Month: February 2020
Bugging the county: Vector control program to fight mosquitoes
BERNALILLO — A mosquito new to the area and possibly carrying the Zika virus is bugging Sandoval...
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Insights: Constrained by water policy
It could be said that many of Rio Rancho’s early residents were homesteaders. Though no...
Read MoreOur View: Vote! Election day approaches
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: Vote! Election Day for the City of Rio Rancho is Tuesday. City council seats in Districts 1, 2, 4 and 6 are on the ballot, as are two general obligation bonds, which...
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City changes rules on hiring family
The Rio Rancho Governing Body has changed personnel rules to allow family members to work under...
Read MoreSchool aide charged with DWI
A Rio Rancho Public Schools educational assistant has been charged with aggravated DWI on accusations that she refused to take a sobriety test, as well as other charges related to a Feb. 7 traffic stop. Jennifer Rivera, 36, of...
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RRPS sets elementary boundaries including new school
As expected, some dissension arose after members of the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of...
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From My Bookshelf to Yours: ‘Orphan Island’ is not recommended
Laurel Snyder’s “Orphan Island” (2017) is a beautifully written middle-grade...
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Business Sense: Building an idea
A strong marketing campaign conveys to potential customers the value of a company’s...
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Man shot, injured in Enchanted Hills; police say no danger to the public
A man suffered a gunshot wound in Enchanted Hills Wednesday morning, but police say there’s...
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Byres Beware: Rio Rancho High School is raising money for lifelong memories
Rio Rancho High School will raise money for its band by selling mattresses on Sunday, March 15,...
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Guest Column: Giving Rio Rancho residents a say
When it comes to elections conducted by the City of Rio Rancho, I am proud to say we are making...
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2020 City of Rio Rancho candidates: Daniel J. Stoddard, District 6
Editor’s note: The City of Rio Rancho is holding a city council and bond election on March...
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2020 City of Rio Rancho candidates: David L. Bency, District 6
Editor’s note: The City of Rio Rancho is holding a city council and bond election on March...
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2020 City of Rio Rancho candidates: Paul M. Wymer, District 4
Editor’s note: The City of Rio Rancho is holding a city council and bond election on March...
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2020 City of Rio Rancho candidates: Ryan Parra, District 4
Editor’s note: The City of Rio Rancho is holding a city council and bond election on March...
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2020 City of Rio Rancho candidates: Jeremy Lenentine, District 2
Editor’s note: The City of Rio Rancho is holding a city council and bond election on March...
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2020 City of Rio Rancho candidates: Jim Owen, District 1
Editor’s note: The City of Rio Rancho is holding a city council and bond election on March...
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2020 City of Rio Rancho candidates: Anthony Torres, District 1
Editor’s note: The City of Rio Rancho is holding a city council and bond election on March...
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Guest Column: ‘Red flag’ law endangering civil rights in NM
‘Red Flag’ Endangers Civil Rights: What’s next? While the recently passed...
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Deputy police chief moves on to new things after 29 years
After 34 years in law enforcement, a Rio Rancho Police deputy chief is heading off to new...
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Veterans business-support group forms
Veterans are receiving reinforcements in the front lines of business development, thanks to a new...
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Bosque projects address flooding, habitat
People, plants and animals all stand to benefit from upcoming projects in the local bosque. To...
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Former athlete tells of battle with anxiety
Former Rio Rancho High School softball player Jena Rue wants people to know her story, not to...
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County commission OKs internal investigator position
BERNALILLO — The Sandoval County Commission unanimously approved the creation of an in-house...
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Life’s great for this Harlem Globetrotter
They’ve yet to lose a game at Santa Ana Star Center through their first six appearances, so...
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Boredom in retirement leads to new store
Rio Rancho Mail, Print & Ship is a new business naming a few of Rio Rancho’s needs....
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Program prepares teens to teach while they’re students
A recent raise for the state’s teachers, along with a requested raise again this year, is a...
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UV disinfectant system will support future city growth
A new disinfectant system at Rio Rancho’s biggest wastewater treatment plant will provide...
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McDonald’s offers free senior photos
The Garza family McDonald’s, in collaboration with Bryan’s Photography, is once again...
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