Crucial times for small businesses in NM
New Mexico small businesses have hit a crucial time that will determine their future. These...
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Month: April 2020
City, schools disagree over road expenses
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct an error. Shining Stars Preschool does provide bus service. Frustrated with having to pay for road improvements to support new schools, often unexpectedly, City of Rio...
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RR will persevere and overcome COVID-19 challenges
As we all know, COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of our lives. Undoubtedly, and rightfully so,...
Read MoreOur View: RR supports its neighbors
Donations and support to organizations and places like hospitals, emergency services, animal shelters, homeless shelters, relief funds, small businesses and more are in high demand these days. With mass hoarding and personal...
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Task force to advise on economic recovery
The City of Rio Rancho is accepting applications for a Business Community and Economic Recovery...
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River flows with Intel
Editor: As often as I can, I find a river, put together my rod, tie on a fly and cast a line. You...
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Concerns over discrimination
Editor: I am writing to express my concern over possible discrimination and totally uncalled-for...
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RRPS making non-traditional graduation plans
Instead of traditional graduation ceremonies, Rio Rancho Public Schools is planning to partner...
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Report: Intel high in volunteering, low in local hires
Intel New Mexico celebrated an all-time high of volunteer work in 2019 but will pay Sandoval...
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Guest column: RRHS senior starts FB page to remember good times
My name is Quincy Sander. I was president for Rio Rancho High School’s senior class of 2020....
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Ellos Pasaron por Aqui: Spanish flu struck NM in 1918, killing more than WWI
No historian who wrote about the Spanish influenza epidemic of 1918 failed to mention its...
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Nagel on Finances: Victim, survivor or thriving?
Wow. Last month I came down hard on why it is that we Americans do not save for retirement. Now,...
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From My Bookshelf to Yours: New book is encouraging
Terry McMillan is back. The author of several contemporary novels, including “Waiting to...
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Chamber, SBA explain business pandemic resources
Businesses can look into different types of loans and programs being offered throughout this...
Read MoreNonessential RR city staff face furloughs
City also budgeting for a dramatic drop in revenue
Read MoreGuest column: Teacher finds online education lonely
Five long weeks ago, as an elementary art teacher, my days were filled with busy activity, kid hugs, near-constant noise and conversation, half-finished art projects stacked on every horizontal surface and an endless parade of...
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Developers plan RR health-care plaza
California developers are creating the Village at Rio Rancho, a 63-acre health-care plaza adjacent...
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Police, deputies brighten kids’ birthdays during pandemic
Many children look forward each year to a birthday party, and having such an anticipated event...
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Horse visits RR seniors
Four hooves brought a little Poetry to residents at Avamere at Rio Rancho senior community earlier...
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Obituary: Patricia F. Breedlove
On Wednesday, April 8, 2020, our beloved mother, Patricia F. Breedlove, went to be with our Lord....
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County seeks election sites, sends EMS crew to pueblo
The Sandoval County Clerk’s Office is struggling to find in-person polling locations for the...
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RRPS honors staff’s efforts
Despite a few technological hiccups, the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education held its...
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City budget plans for less revenue, unknowns
The City of Rio Rancho is budgeting for decreased revenue next fiscal year. The fiscal year...
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New CHS head volleyball coach has college-level experience
The administration of Cleveland High School has announced that Charity Gomez is the school’s...
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Letter to the editor: US needs to train health workers fast
Editor: Our country is in dire need of a rapidly increasing pool of appropriately trained medical...
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: Progressives must vote well in Nov.
Editor: With democracy on November’s ballot, progressives must act to ensure that we preserve the system of government envisioned by the Founding Fathers. We have already won the war of ideas. Especially with the onslaught...
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Nonessential city staff face furloughs
The City of Rio Rancho is starting furloughs that affect 15 percent of employees because of the...
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Training lab on wheels helps RR surgeon perfect his craft
ALBUQUERQUE — A local foot-and-ankle surgeon learned the newest ways to help his patients see...
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New treatment helps moms with postpartum depression
Postpartum depression troubles many new mothers, but a local hospital is offering a new treatment...
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Special delivery in RR
Earl Waid, right, from the Rio Rancho Rotary Club recognizes grocery store employees need...
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