Drought impacting birds in the Bosque
David Parsons, one of the surveyors at a burn site. (Courtesy photo) I always look...
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Cataract Awareness Month: Options if you are considering surgery
Cataracts are when the lenses in the eye, which are located just behind the iris, become cloudy...
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HR EXPERT: What about guns in the workplace?
On any given day we are barraged with news of devastating tragedies. It begs the question: What if...
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Oral treatment for COVID-19: the game changer
David Scrase, acting cabinet secretary for New Mexico Department of Health There...
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Check out Corrales gardens; support walking path construction
After a long COVID-19 absence, the annual Corrales Garden Tour (CGT) is back. It returns today...
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Presbyterian Women’s Care at Rust Medical Center offers care for every stage of life
As an OB/GYN, I want to encourage women to not delay their routine care. ...
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CNM Governing Board to consider truck driving, bench jewelry programs
The CNM Governing Board is well-informed on our recommendations for Truck Driving and Bench...
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Calling all Hikers: Juan Tabo Cabins
Video: The Juan Tabo Cabins there is a bit of mystery to this famous New Mexican site ...
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HR EXPERT: Marijuana and the workplace
Many are very excited to have this newfound freedom with marijuana, remember to be responsible and...
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ASK THE CHAMBER: Who is your Chamber of Commerce and what can we do for you?
Jerry Schalow, president/CEO/Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce The Rio Rancho...
Read MoreCURRENTLY CORRALES: A final message from the mayor
Newly elected officials will be sworn in March 31 at 6 p.m. in the Village of Corrales Council Chambers. Corrales joined other communities in electing new Village officials in early March. Outgoing Mayor JoAnne Roake provided a...
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COLUMN: Restaurant and small business owners’ determination prevails despite pandemic
in Sandoval County the restaurant landscape is still encouraging with new restaurants popping up...
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Guest column: Sunshine Week highlights transparency
The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government (FOG) marked Sunshine Week with reverence and...
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Nagel: These turbulent times still impact consumer confidence
When reflecting on economic growth for 2010-19, it is hard to conclude that decade to be anything...
Read MoreCurrently Corrales: There’s plenty to do in Corrales
Every month, we’ll bring you news from many segments of our diverse community Welcome to the first “Currently Corrales” update, brought to you by Corrales MainStreet. We are so pleased to be invited by the Rio...
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COLUMN: Presbyterian Rust Medical Center looks to the future
Editor’s note: This column is the first of monthly columns from Presbyterian Rust Medical...
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Hull: Election a victory for Rio Rancho
I want to thank the citizens of Rio Rancho for their support and their confirmation that Rio...
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Guest column: Historic number of police officers killed should raise alarms
Every day, federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement officers in New Mexico pin on their...
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RR Regional Chamber of Commerce endorses all city bonds, permanent fund
The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce has announced its support of the City of Rio Rancho’s...
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Column: Our angry society could use a little forgiveness
We live in an angry, angry society. Thirty seconds on social media or watching national news will...
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Column: Feline rescue missions are a thankless job
I was alarmed to come home and find a fire truck in front of my neighbor’s house across the street...
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Don Bullis: Legend leads explorer to RR, 1540
About 1,000 years ago, while there was much activity among the Pueblo people of New Mexico, a...
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Column: MLK changed U.S. by turning the other cheek
One of the most counter-intuitive things Jesus of Nazareth said was, “If anyone slaps you...
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Tips for filing your 2021 individual income tax return
COVID Relief legislation affected nearly all taxpayers in one form or another in 2021. What are...
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Guest column: It takes a special person to be a nurse
It takes a special person to be a nurse. You care for people who, hours earlier, you didn’t even...
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Guest column: Consumer litigation a major problem each passing year
There has been a movement over several decades to privatize core government functions. Private...
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Guest column: Gratitude of teaching still persists, even in retirement
I was asked to share my thoughts after so many commented, “I thought you retired?” I was a former...
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Column: The Pit makes right call on requiring vaccination proof
Kudos to University of New Mexico athletics for taking proactive steps in combating the Delta and...
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Cooper on Finances: Cryptocurrency’s here to stay; be wise
Something has changed since Bitcoin became the first crypto currency in 2009. The total value of...
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Dave Heil: A history lesson on election math
Spread your people so thin that you can’t win! A history of Sandoval County Native American...
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