Chef returns to NM, opens pancake house in Bernalillo
BERNALILLO – After honing his craft in some of the culinary world’s most prestigious arenas, Chef...
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County medical workers begin visiting rural homes
It’s no secret that hospitals nationwide are experiencing an influx of patients, given the scope...
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Family ranch in Algodones attracts ‘Big Sky’
What was originally purchased as free-roaming ranch land in the 1600s has become one of the most...
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A long-standing tradition in the Town of Bernalillo continues
BERNALILLO — It’s just past 6:30 on a stormy Friday evening as the participants in an...
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Casa Vieja Brewery has historical vibe
CORRALES — Most breweries wouldn’t dare boast that they have a bad Wi-Fi connection or no...
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Adventurous couple hiking entire Continental Divide trail
What started out as a fun pastime has become a way of life for two hikers going the distance of...
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Jemez Springs: Go with the flow
JEMEZ SPRINGS — The smell of fresh lilacs in bloom fills the air at the entrance of Casa Blanca...
Read MoreCounty earmarks $1M for business, nonprofit help
BERNALILLO — The Sandoval County Board of Commissioners on June 17 unanimously approved $1 million of American Recovery Plan Act funding to extend the county’s business continuity grant program. These ARPA funds will be...
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Brewery owner re-opens for business
BERNALILLO — It’s standing room only on a sunny Friday afternoon in April as Kaktus Brewing Co....
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Cuba schools staying connected
The sound of construction permeates the air at 50 County Road 13, across the street from the Cuba...
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Expert: Bioscience industry crucial to NM
The bioscience industry is one of the only industries the U.S. is still the undisputed leader in,...
Read MoreEven Stephen: Again I bid farewell to the Observer newsroom
I feel like the boy who cried wolf, but it’s true: I am leaving the Observer for a second time in just under a year’s time. I have always considered this newspaper my home away from home and found solace in it as my...
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Jail’s digital visitation offers more contact, less complication
BERNALILLO — Family members of Sandoval County Detention Center inmates have the opportunity to...
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Expert: Bioscience industry crucial to NM
The bioscience industry is one of the only industries the U.S. is still the undisputed leader in,...
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New family run bistro opens across the street from Intel
It’s 9 a.m. at the newly opened Lily and Liam Bistro at 1751 NM 528 across the street from...
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Carving out a business: Woodworker tells of his passion
ALGODONES — Where most people see a pile of firewood, local woodworker Andy Sanchez sees a...
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RR facility offers real-world EMT training
Emergency medical technicians hurry to a call where a 30-year-old male has been reported to have...
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Flag display honors those who served
It’s the tail end of a Rotary meeting as two men named Jim prepare to relive a portion of...
Read MoreCNM bond would pay for career-tech facility
This November, Central New Mexico Community College is proposing an $84 million bond that, if approved by voters, will help with important renovations and sustain new projects at all CNM campuses. One such improvement is a new...
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Stretch into place: New Club Pilates is biggest in the area
A chance workout has turned into a healthy entrepreneurial endeavor for local Club Pilates...
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Ronny Cox to visit NM for Music Hall of Fame induction
Don’t think you’re the only one who hears the name Ronny Cox and thinks of his...
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Opportunity Zones in Sandoval County now
BERNALILLO — Sandoval County has two areas that may attract more economic growth as Opportunity...
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Out-of-state investment firm to build on spec in RR
A new 12,000-square-foot building, plaza and entryway will soon be a part of the Plaza at...
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Commissioner questions procurement process of contracts
BERNALILLO — Sandoval County Manager Dianne Maes found herself in the hot seat when discussing a...
Read MoreGolf shouldn’t be city priority
We were alarmed, although not really surprised, to learn of the fire at the former Club Rio Rancho clubhouse. With the building sitting unused, except for trespassers committing crimes, something was bound to happen to it,...
Read MoreEven Stephen: The importance of humility
It’s been several years since I have had to do the menial task of waiting tables, cleaning windows and mowing lawns. Although these jobs serve a purpose, they are for the most part where many of us begin our journey as...
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Colliers plans medical development
The section of land between Presbyterian Rust Medical Center and Westside Boulevard could be...
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Native NM company Piñon Coffee opens 1st RR location
Business is already booming for the newly opened Piñon Coffee at 1761 NM 528, in the former...
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Developer say plans to revitalize country club still a go, offers golf course to city
The owner of the defunct Club Rio Rancho has said he still plans to revitalize the property and he...
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NMDOT presents plans for US 550/NM 528 interchange
BERNALILLO — Representatives for the New Mexico Department of Transportation gave the Sandoval...
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