VCSO needs help from public in December 2019 homicide
Investigators with the Valencia County Sheriff’s Office are seeking information about an unsolved...
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Month: March 2021
Schools can reopen at full capacity
Everyone’s bell was rung when New Mexico’s Public Education secretary announced schools across the state had to be fully open for all students wanting in-person learning by April 5.
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Prep sports competitions to begin Monday
On Monday, March 8, the Public Education Department announced all public schools in New Mexico...
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New Mexico auditor warns Los Lunas Board of Education
According to the report, the board of education allegedly violated the OMA by discussing the services of REDW, the firm that conducted a special audit in 2020, during a closed session. The auditors also found the district may have violated the proper procurement process by paying more than $50,000 in legal services to Himes, Petrarca and Fester and $45,000 to REDW — which exceeds the dollar amount that requires the district to go through a competitive procurement process for those services.
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Some spectators will be allowed at high school games
Following a change to the public health order on Thursday, March 4, spectators will be allowed to...
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Obituaries (March 11)
Jude “Juice” Navarrette 1977-2021 Jude “Juice” Navarrette, age 44, was called home by the angels,...
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County to reconsider Don Felipe Road weight ordinance
The Valencia County Commission will consider repealing an ordinance that put a weight limit on...
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New counseling program to help cope with COVID-19
The Cope with COVID-19 Crisis Counseling program provides free and confidential short-term mental health services to New Mexicans. Anyone seeking free and confidential counseling to help cope with social isolation and other challenges brought on by the pandemic can call 505-954-1057. The phone line is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The operator will connect you with a crisis counselor within 24-hours.
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Chick Season
As springtime begins to unfold with warmer temperatures ahead, we start to see the wonderful...
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Los Lunas attorney, Joshua Sanchez, appointed to Bernalillo County Metro Court judge position
Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court welcomes a new judge this month. Joshua J. Sánchez will take...
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Valencia County Historical Society Honors Citizens
History runs deep here in Valencia County, and every year the Valencia County Historical Society...
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11-year-old boy shot, killed; three charged
A ray of sunshine, with a smile of pure innocence is how he’s described. Joseph Hobbs, 11, was a boy with a passion for rocks and his Xbox.
That light and passion was abruptly taken away Saturday afternoon when Hobbs, of Los Chavez, was shot and killed while visiting a home in Monterey Park.
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