Lily and Liam Bistro now open for dinner
The owners of Lily and Liam Bistro on NM 528 extended the eatery’s hours Jan. 1 to start...
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Good news keeps coming for Loving Thunder
A good week for Loving Thunder Therapeutic Riding got even better Wednesday. The nonprofit program...
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Martial Arts for Education begins 30th year by returning to schools
Martial Arts for Education is celebrating its 30th year of operation in 2023. The party kicks off...
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Chamber announces Grow Your Business Expo
Grow Your Business Expo 2020.(Observer Archives) The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of...
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Rio Rancho has its own ‘festival of the cranes’
If you’ve been on NM 528 in Rio Rancho in recent months, you’ve seen them, looming large on the...
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Happy and Hype at this Rio Rancho hair salon
At The Hype Hair Studio in Hilltop Plaza, the business model is based on transparent and inclusive...
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Governor proposes tax rebates for 2023
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham endorsed a bill that would send one-time rebates of $750 to single tax...
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As utilities get expensive, residents find ways to save money
At the start of the year people started receiving their monthly expenses like usual but discovered...
Read MoreRio Rancho resident takes on County Community Services Director position
Sandoval County appointed Jayme Espinoza as its director of community services on Tuesday, Jan. 24. “We are fortunate to have Jayme Espinoza lead this expansive effort as her extensive career in health care provides both...
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Points For Health celebrates opening with ribbon-cutting ceremony
https://rrobserver.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/20230124_113753.mp4 Points for Health, a...
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Nagel on Finances: Be careful of what you wish for
Wouldn’t it be nice to wake up one day to discover you have inherited money from a long-lost uncle...
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RR Home Improvement Show comes off three-year hiatus
The Rio Rancho Home Improvement Marketplace Show returns Feb. 4-5 at the Rio Rancho Events Center....
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Chamber celebrates 2022 growth, looks for more in 2023
The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Boots & Bling returned to a sold-out crowd...
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The end of extra SNAP benefits increases worries about hungry children
The New Mexico Human Services Department announced Jan. 19 that extra Supplemental Nutrition...
Read MoreLeading New Mexico Community Health Organization Welcomes New CEO
The New Mexico Primary Care Association (NMPCA) and its Board of Directors announced that Yvette Ramirez Ammerman is the organization’s new chief executive officer. “We’re looking forward to the future of the Association under...
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Lower Montoyas Bank Stabilization Project finishes
The Lower Montoyas Bank Stabilization Project was completed on Thursday, Jan. 12, and celebrated...
Read MoreBasics you should know for filing 2022 taxes
It is that time of year again when people will send in their tax returns. The season starts on Monday, Jan. 23, and will end in April. While methods for filing have changed over the years, some have stuck around. The IRS...
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Massive transformer delivered to Rio Rancho
Some drivers in Albuquerque, Bernalillo and Rio Rancho may have noticed some slowly moving traffic...
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More roads approved for improvement and reconstruction
The city of Rio Rancho City Council’s focus has been on road improvement due to the number...
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New fire code adjusts regulations on weed burning
According to Fire Chief James Defillippo, the fire code for the city of Rio Rancho has not been...
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County Commission begins the new year
The Sandoval County Commission met for the first time this year in their biweekly meeting...
Read MoreMesa Club holding raffle for April Fools
The Mesa Club, a nonprofit organization that helps people in recovery, is hosting a raffle for April Fools Day, April 1. “Anyone can enter. They don’t have to be a member or a victim to participate,” Erin...
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Rio Rancho Observer gets new editor
The Rio Rancho Observer is proud to announce Tracy Goldizen has been named the editor of the Rio...
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Corrales celebrates start of construction of new gym with groundbreaking ceremony
The Village of Corrales Parks and Recreation Department hosted a groundbreaking ceremony at the recreation center Tuesday to celebrate the beginning of construction on a new gym at the facility.
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Learning music the fun way at Music On The Westside
At Music On The Westside, music lessons aren’t stressful and don’t require students to...
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Nagel on Finances: … and then came Bullwinkle
Did you hear a moose was sighted recently near Santa Fe? Not an elk, nor a mule deer; a moose....
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Corrales Growers’ Market finishes season of growth
The Corrales Growers’ Market had growth and a successful season in 2022, according to the Corrales...
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Defined Fitness opens at Hilltop Plaza
Defined Fitness opened a new location at Hilltop Plaza in Rio Rancho on Jan. 2. “The grand opening...
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Advanced Air set to offer flights between ABQ, Las Cruces
ALBUQUERQUE – After nearly two decades without commercial flights between Albuquerque and...
Read MoreNM minimum wage could go even higher under legislative proposals
Copyright © 2023 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – New Mexico’s minimum wage just increased to $12 an hour at the start of this year, but two state lawmakers have already proposed legislation calling for future increases. One of...
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