History is our legacy
Although it can be difficult to realize it in the moment, there is yet time and reason to hope....
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Party will fight for freedom
Rio Rancho citizens and countless others in Sandoval County cherish our city’s public libraries....
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County needs to answer on horses
Sandoval County commissioners and manager hired John Garcia to be assistant county manager at...
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Softball league has gone downhill
I wanted to share how I am extremely disappointed in the Rio Rancho softball teams and...
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Radical laws cut out parental consent
Every parent’s worst nightmare has been realized. You should be aware that the current governor...
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Celebrating health benefits in the Inflation Reduction Act
Throughout our history, we’ve joined across races and places to solve big problems. The last year...
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Proposed LNG plant is a boondoggle
Our Public Regulation Commission ordered NM Gas Company (NMGC) to evaluate potential measures to...
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Michaela’s Muses: Albuquerque and Rio Rancho
I grew up in Rio Rancho. My parents and I lived here since I was 4 years old, about to turn 5 (I...
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We’ve been hearing the same narrative for years: Newspapers are dead. If our event earlier this...
Read MoreMichaela’s Muses: ‘The Media’
As a member of “the media”, the phrase, “The Media is lying to you” is very confusing. Which medias? Hmm? First of all, this is an extreme assumption that all news you take in is a lie. I would like to...
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No one wants to hide info from parents
Sometimes I wonder whether right wing legislators like Rod Montoya are parents, or what their own...
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Michaela’s Muses: Love lasts more than a day
A wedding can mean a lot of things or nothing all at the same time. In my college sociology class...
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Is CHS graduation dress code equality or oppression?
The day of May 22 was a day filled with many congratulations and much fanfare. Family members from...
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The ‘Red Flag Law’ in New Mexico
First, a caveat — this is not meant to be an opinion piece in favor of or against this law....
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Detour needs better signage
Dear city administrator, Detours are intended to be an alternative rought to get you from point A...
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Inaccurate information on student health centers being presented
Dear education leaders, In response to recent inaccurate information disseminated by others, we...
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Back to school: What’s new this year for New Mexico K-12 students
As doors open for the 2023-24 academic year, students in New Mexico, their families and their...
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Legislation strips parents of their rights
In less than a month (this week in Rio Rancho), kids across the state will return to their...
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Can’t agree to disagree on Trump
Agreeing to disagree can be a civil response to a prickly topic. Arguments from either point of...
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Parental rights under attack
The current governor and her majority party have seen fit to attack parental rights and force...
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Back-to-school safety reminders
Back-to-school readiness means more than just new school supplies, backpacks and books. As parents...
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Education is a treasure
In New Mexico, low levels of education have been tied to lower-income households, according to...
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Anti-Semitic Dollar Tree on Jager
Dollar Tree INC thinks it is perfectly acceptable to harass and terrorize Muslims. The new freight...
Read MoreMichaela’s Muses: Butterfly Hair Clips
The 1990s and early 2000s style is returning to the shelves at Target. If you were a ’90s-2000s baby, you probably remember butterfly hair clips, Polly Pockets, dresses over jeans and denim everything. As someone who was...
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NM private schools an untapped resource
New Mexico is an amazing place, full of culture and diversity, but we are crippled by a failing...
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Shedding light on opioid settlement funds: A path to transparency, accountability
More than a billion dollars from opioid lawsuit settlements are heading to New Mexico coffers,...
Read MoreMichaela’s Muses: burning the candle at both ends
Mental exhaustion is an occasional thing that I get when my body knows I have been burning the candle at both ends. Unfortunately, it happens a lot. Sometimes I don’t even know I’m doing it until I’m already...
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More art finds Rio Rancho as home
Hello. I am Grace Sussman. I will be doing a regular column about the arts in Rio Rancho. You...
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Arroyos vital for flood control
The Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority (SSCAFCA) Board of Directors has...
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Concerned about NM Gas facility
As a resident of northwest Bernalillo County, I’m worried about NM Gas Company’s plan for a 1...
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