Inventor McClarin always thinking, sketching
Please don’t confuse Dan McClarin with Dr. Pimple Popper of TV fame; McClarin is the Post-Popper...
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Wish-iversary: Wish Kid, groups thank local medical workers
A year ago, an area teenager received his wish to give back to health-care workers during the...
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National Public Safety Telecommunications Week: ‘They listen to everyone’s worst day’
A sticker in a goodie bag says it all: “Heroes wear headsets.” Those headset-wearing heroes are...
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Advice in pandemic is ‘labor of love’ for Placitan Scrase
OK, it’s time for a quiz: Name some famous doctors. Here’s a start: Dr. Doolittle, Dr. Jekyll, Dr....
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Jehovah’s Witnesses take outreach to internet, phones
It’s been one year since Jehovah’s Witnesses worldwide adjusted their hallmark methods of sharing...
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Sandoval County chaplain retires after a decade of service
After a decade of helping Sandoval County first responders cope with the sacrifice of serving,...
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Repaired, donated vehicles help stabilize families’ lives
Two families have wheels they couldn’t otherwise afford, thanks to a partnership of local...
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Nose for trouble: Human-canine duo fight drugs
A day in the life of a deputy from the K9 unit is something to bark about. Sandoval County...
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Fire cadets finish 8th week with county
Sandoval County Fire Rescue Academy’s current cadets have a class motto of “Together as one,...
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Placitas residents hold surprise parade for retiring librarian
Placitas residents held a small parade last weekend in honor of a librarian who is retiring. “I am...
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Bright spot: Contractor donates time, skills to family
Shining as a bright spot in the pandemic, a local contractor has answered the county treasurer’s...
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City of RR starts 40th anniversary celebration virtually
Rio Rancho is officially 40 years old and, in 2021, city officials are encouraging residents to...
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Get planting: Seed exchange library begins Feb. 22
Libraries may specialize in reading material to cultivate the mind, but Rio Rancho public...
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Businessman faces injuries, expenses
The Rio Rancho community is rallying to support a local business owner who fell from a 25-foot...
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Preventing winter fires
Don’t let your efforts to stay warm set your house on fire this winter. Fire inspector Lt....
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Homemakers reach out to clients in quarantine
Sandoval County homemakers know how to make a house a home. According to county Frail and Elderly...
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King’s friends remember him as pool shark, music lover
Rev. Charles Becknell of Rio Rancho said he wanted to know more about Rev. Martin Luther King Jr....
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Local leader discusses race relations 58 years after ‘I Have a Dream’
The nationally recognized holiday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, is today. If he were still alive,...
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Local Black leaders: King’s 1960s message still relevant
Two Rio Rancho leaders answered questions about Martin Luther King Jr.’s message and its...
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RR Elementary mourns loss of administrative assistant
Many Rio Rancho Public Schools employees were saddened to hear that over the holidays, one of...
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Friends of libraries change name, location
A new book store opens Tuesday in Rio Rancho, and money spent there benefits literacy programs...
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Book underway: Little Beth has a special wish for Santa
You’ve read about Beth Pendergrass in these pages before. The Rio Rancho Public Schools staffer...
Read MoreFormer Vietnam door gunner still fighting for comrades
A Rio Rancho veteran is advocating for other veterans affected by an herbicide used in the Vietnam War, Agent Orange. Local Vietnam veteran Ernest Garcia was affected by the use of Agent Orange in the Vietnam War, resulting in...
Read MoreMom tells story of teen son’s suicide
Sometimes, there are no warning signs. That’s what Lara Harrison says when she thinks about her son Benjamin, a senior at Cleveland High School when he took his own life Oct. 3, 2019. Looking back through her tears as she...
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Sayonara, Syosset: New York photographer chooses RR
Here’s another native New Yorker who chose to live in Rio Rancho: Rich Slattery. This...
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Retired teacher keeps learning with genealogy, photos
Someone once famously said, “A picture’s worth a thousand words.” That same...
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History Channel visits Rio Rancho’s UFO researcher
On the July 18 edition of “Unidentified,” on The History Channel at 8 p.m., former...
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Woman survives severe shock
There’s no doubt that Larry Tafoya saved his wife Carly’s life when she was...
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Voyage to the bottom of the sea: RR native to view dive
It’s history in the making: An ambitious, four-phase program of dives into the Pacific Ocean...
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Nurse is RR strong in NYC
The governor of New York sent out a call to health-care workers for aid during the COVID-19...
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