Space mural unveiled at the Belen Public Library
Brightly-colored images and the blackness of space have collided to become the new mural, “You are a Bright Star,” at the Belen Public Library.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Feb 3, 2022
Brightly-colored images and the blackness of space have collided to become the new mural, “You are a Bright Star,” at the Belen Public Library.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 27, 2022
LOS LUNAS — Naithan Gurule always wanted to either be a police officer or a school teacher.
As he prepares to turn in his badge on Friday after 20 years of service as a police officer, and retiring as chief of police in Los Lunas, Gurule’s dream of making an impact in the lives of youth is soon to become a reality.
Story by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 27, 2022
I’ve always been a creative, whether it’s writing, photography, sewing, sketching here and...
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 27, 2022
BELEN — Belen Mayor Robert Noblin appointed Nicholas Moya as the city’s newest fire chief last...
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 20, 2022
BELEN — It’s been a long and sometimes rocky ride, but the Southwest Model Railroad Museum...
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 20, 2022
The city of Rio Communities is taking a more proactive approach to economic development by contracting with a well-known and proven consultant to lure both business and residents to the city.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Jan 6, 2022
(Editor’s Note: A special meeting has been scheduled for 4 p.m., Monday, Jan. 10, in the...
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 30, 2021
In an effort to shine a new light and bring economic development and residents to the city of Rio Communities, the council has adopted a new city slogan — Spectacular Views, Endless Opportunities!
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 30, 2021
Belen taxpayers will no longer be shelling out money to pay for brand new city-owned vehicles. Instead, the city has entered into a lease contract for vehicles to better manage its aging fleet.
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 28, 2021
BELEN–More than two weeks after firefighters put out a burning vehicle on Interstate 25 in...
Read MoreStory by Makayla Grijalva | News-Bulletin Staff Writer and Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 23, 2021
Belen — The dream of one day having a hospital in Valencia County is one step closer as New Mexico...
Read MoreStory by Clara Garcia | News-Bulletin Editor | Dec 9, 2021
The fire is thought to have been started at or near the home’s water heater, but it is still yet to be determined, according to Valencia County interim Fire Chief Casey Davis.
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