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Business Directory Coming Soon!

by Staff Reporter / Mar 31, 2016 / comments

Business Directory Coming Soon!

 

Legislature Wrap Up Interview With Representative Nick Salazar

by Editor / Apr 16, 2015 / comments

A post session interview with the Valley's longest serving legislator, Representative Nick Salazar. Learn what Rep. Salazar says about the 2015 legislative session.

Santuario Pilgrims: Stories From The Road

by Staff Reporter / Apr 03, 2015 / comments

Santuario Pilgrims: Stories From The Road

CHIMAYO - As has been done for decades, the walkers are on the road again to the Santuario de Chimayo. Northern New Mexico residents are familiar with the Easter week tradition when over 10 thousand pilgrims will walk to the Santuario chapel in Chimayo.

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Scenes From Friday’s Zia CU Annual Music Festival

Scenes From Friday’s Zia CU Annual Music Festival

This past Friday, June 15, hundreds of people came out to enjoy the great early summer weather on the Plaza and a great musical lineup at the third annual Summer Music Fest hosted by Zia Credit Union, the City of Espanola, and several other sponsors.
Los Luceros Summer Program

Los Luceros Historic Site Summer Program Series

Los Luceros Historic Property in Alcalde celebrated Father’s Day Sunday with the second of five programs that will be open to the public. The program, “Healing on the Rio Grande”, featured a tour of an 18th-century chapel, a Curanderismo presentation by Dr. Eliseo “Cheo” Torres and a tour of the Casa Grande. The Casa Grande is a 5700 square-foot, 18th-century Territorial-style adobe home located on the property...
Zia Credit Union Kicks Off Summer with Annual Music Festival

Zia Credit Union Kicks Off Summer with Annual Music Festival

For the third consecutive year, Zia Credit Union is celebrating the start of summer by hosting the Summer Music Fest. The event, which honors Northern New Mexico’s public safety heroes, takes place from 5-10 PM tonight on Friday, June 15, 2018, and will be held at the Plaza de Española...
FIRE UPDATE - Valles Caldera Fire Burns 100 Acres

Fire Update: Valles Caldera Fire Burns 100 Acres

JEMEZ SPRINGS — The fire that began earlier Thursday afternoon on Valles Caldera National Preserve being called the San Antonio Fire is lightning-caused and as of Thurday evening had burned more than 100 acres in the northwest corner of the preserve.
Chama River Low And Clear

Chama River Running Low And Clear

It looked like a good day to go fishing. There were some clouds in the sky and even a hint that it might rain. In a normal year, I wouldn’t consider fishing the Chama River below Heron Dam. It would still be swollen with spring runoff June 9 and flowing at a hefty 800 cubic-feet-per-second or more...
Fire Burning In Valles Caldera

Fire Burning In Valles Caldera

A fire started midday Thursday in the Valle Caldera.: The fire is estimated to have burned about 50 acres. National Forest and Valles Caldera have fire-fighting resources working the fire. A special weather statement was just issued for the Jemez Mountain area about storms with heavy rainfall moving into the area on Friday, so, there may be a good chance that rain is on the way to help firefighters...
Tewa Women United Received A $900,000 Grant For Their Healing Justice And Radical Self-Care Project

Tewa Women United Received A $900,000 Grant For Their Healing Justice And Radical Self-Care Project

The NoVo Foundation announced Wednesday that Tewa Women United will receive part of a $34 million grant—up from $20 million committed originally—in Radical Hope Fund grants to 19 organizations from among 1,000 applicants doing bold and transformative social justice work in the United States and around the world...
Española Mayor Javier Sanchez: Federal Government Should Set An Example On Opioids

Española Mayor Javier Sanchez: Federal Government Should Set An Example On Opioids

By JAVIER SANCHEZ

Mayor of Española

The fact that we are living with an opioid epidemic in this country, in this state, and in the Española Valley is not news to anyone reading this letter—we have all been impacted in some way by this epidemic...
Weekly Fishing Report

Weekly Fishing Report

By George Morse Sports and Outdoors

The weather continues to be hot and dry across New Mexico. Streamflows are running very low everywhere.

The same waters that were closed to fishing last week remain closed to fishing this week. Santa Fe National Forest remains closed to recreational activities. This includes all streams in the Jemez Mountains, Fenton Lake State Park, the Seven Springs Brood Pond and San Gregorio Lake...
Obituaries

Obituaries

The obituaries for Concha Martinez, Praxedez Martinez and Matthew V. Trujillo have been provided by family and funeral homes. Please read on for full details...

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