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Not just another pretty face. Col. R.A. “Face” Fitzgerald, retired Marine pilot who leads Reboot...
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Not just another pretty face. Col. R.A. “Face” Fitzgerald, retired Marine pilot who leads Reboot...
Read MoreGilbert C. Luna Jr. received certificate from RR Mayor Gregg Hull (Garrison Wells/Observer) ...
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Cancer forces BioPark veterinarians to humanely euthanize Puzzle, the 9-year-old African painted...
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Butterball Turkeys weighing 12-14 lbs. cost almost $40 at Albertsons on NM 528.(Michaela Helean)...
Read MoreMore than 100 Rio Rancho residents turned out on a chilly Friday Veterans Day to salute the...
Read MoreNov 12, 2022 | Arts & Entertainment, Features | 0
‘Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans and World War II’ on exhibit at the New Mexico History Museum. The Mochida family, wearing identification tags, awaits a bus. They were forced to leave their two-acre nursery and greenhouse...
Read MoreBrian Skupa of Rio Rancho stands proudly in front of his dream car, a 1992 Humvee, which will be...
Read MoreThere will be a full lunar eclipse Tuesday Nov. 8 from 2:09 am to 5:49 am. The eclipse will be a...
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Research reveals that Las Vegas Raiders are the most expensive team to follow San Francisco 49s...
Read MoreCynthia Rodriguez in her Rio Rancho Middle School classroom. Her students may be surprised to...
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Retired Journal columnist Jim Belshaw died Saturday at an Albuquerque hospital. “He had a gift for...
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Twenty-five years ago, Patti Williams was an assistant city attorney. She wound up representing a...
Read MoreWilson Blackbird looks to break records (Daniel Zuniga/for the Observer) If I can continue...
Read MorePhotos for the past week (or so) from stories in the RR Observer.
Read MoreOct 4, 2022 | Arts & Entertainment, Features | 0
From left, Justin Johnson Cortez as Calian and Matt Barr as Hoyt Rawlins in a scene from “Walker...
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Frank Anger of Mississippi tinkers with his hot air balloon basket on Monday during the...
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(Garrison Wells/Observer) On Saturday morning, balloons dotted the sky over Rio Rancho. Some, like...
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Devin Vasquez displays her vintage pop art, which features reinvented luggage and purses....
Read MoreThe crew works to inflate the Smokey Bear balloon, which lifted off with two other hot-air...
Read MoreSep 27, 2022 | Features, News, Top Stories | 0
The local Galloping Goat Pumpkin Patch was hired to use their goats in the northern section of the...
Read MoreKen Kendzierski owns the Corrales buildings that will soon be occupied by Secondhand Treasures, a...
Read MoreSep 23, 2022 | Arts & Entertainment, Features, News | 0
This Curly Crow dude sure gets around. He’s gone camping and he’s gone to the river; now he’s going to school. And it won’t be too long, says this bird’s “owner,” Nicholas Aragon, that he’ll be going to the beach, going to the...
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A balloon fiesta visitor watches balloons inflate on the field while stuck in a line of traffic...
Read MoreSay you’re 66 and freshly retired and living in Rio Rancho. What do you do next? If you’re Terry Gates, you embark on a mission to walk (almost) every street in the city. Maybe you’ve seen a stranger striding around your...
Read MoreSep 19, 2022 | Arts & Entertainment, Features | 0
From left, Justin Sommer and Austin Willis create a structure out of Lego during an episode of...
Read MoreThe annual open houses attract hundreds of “trainiacs” as well as curious visitors, wanting a...
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most Americans will log nearly 75,000 miles on their feet by the time they reach age 50 Our...
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Every season brings change. Fall is especially embraced in New Mexico after triple-digit temperatures and hot sand-filled winds overstay their welcome. One of the more eye-catching aspects of autumn is the color shift in...
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The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center community will celebrate Hispanic Heritage...
Read MoreSep 14, 2022 | Bright Spot, Features, News | 0
Stephanie Nieto, center, dances as Ray McGee performs on The Strolling Piano during the New Mexico...
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