Tracy Armijo appointed newest member of the Belen City Council
“I’m all for bringing in new businesses to Belen, but also bringing job opportunities. I know there are a lot of youth who move away because of a lack of job opportunities.”
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 26, 2023
“I’m all for bringing in new businesses to Belen, but also bringing job opportunities. I know there are a lot of youth who move away because of a lack of job opportunities.”
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 19, 2023
“As I grew up, I really began to appreciate my ancestors, not just because they were Black,” he said. “I began to appreciate the people who stood up for righteousness.”
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 19, 2023
Belen Mayor Robert Noblin asked residents to send him letters of interest to fill the vacant seat on the city council after the death Councilor Yvette Padilla in December.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 19, 2023
“I do want to stress the comprehensive plan is a living document and, because of that, it’s always subject to change,” Tomita said. “We’ll be looking at it annually reviewing roads and drainage.”
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 12, 2023
With a broader mission and continued growth, the Greater Belen Chamber of Commerce is now doing business as the Greater Valencia County Chamber of Commerce.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 29, 2022
In an effort to prompt the Belen Police Department to “properly investigate this case,” Montoya had his attorney send a letter to the chief claiming they weren’t properly investigating Jessica’s disappearance.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 22, 2022
The oldest locally-owned business in Valencia County — Buckland Pharmacy in Belen — is closing its doors this week.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 15, 2022
Photos from the 2022 Village of Bosque Farms Christmas Festiva;
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 15, 2022
Yvette Padilla was born and raised in Belen. She served and had an impact on Belen. She was the epitome of Belen.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 8, 2022
The courthouse, which is being constructed directly east of Belen City Hall, was initially only to house the magistrate court. As AOC and the city continued plans, a former city manager had the idea for the municipal court to share the space.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 8, 2022
BELEN — The city of Belen is one step closer to purchasing a building for a new city hall. The...
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 6, 2022
The 919th MP Co. New Mexico Army National Guard and the city of Belen hosted the Santa’s Stampede 5K run, walk, double time, below, on Sunday, Dec. 4. About 100 runners and walkers entered the race, which started at the Belen Community Center. Dominic Quintana, a sophomore at Albuquerque High School, won the race with a time of 17:27. Pat and Denise Contreras and their daughter, DamiAna Kerns, dressed up in holiday attire for the run.
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