The Isleta Casino and Resort hosted its second night of fights in as many months on Friday night when Albuquerque fighter Danny Romero and a full under-card took to the canvas. In six fights, five Duke City natives duked it out...

The Belen Hurricanes swim team is closing out its regular-season on Saturday with a double meet against Socorro and Truth or Consequences in Socorro. With the deadline for Sundance Aquatic Championships qualifying already...

While Yucca Little League was enjoying its first District 5 championship in history (see story above left), winning the district title is already old hat for the core of the Enchantment Little League senior division all-star...

The Los Lunas Stingrays swim team is getting geared up for its final regular-season meet before the season-ending Sundance Aquatic Championships later this month. On Saturday, the Stingrays will travel to Albuquerque to face...

Something that has never happened in the history of Yucca Little League happened Thursday night — and it happened twice. For the first time in its nearly three decades of existence, an all-star team from Bosque Farms’...

Albuquerque’s South Valley Little League proved to be a nemisis for Valencia County teams in the District 5 Little League All-Star Tournament. On Monday, South Valley teams beat Enchantment Little League teams from Los...

Los Lunas High School’s new girls basketball coach, Ron Geyer, has begun the building process. This week Geyer is hosting his first camp as the Lady Tiger head coach since he arrived in Los Lunas earlier this summer. The...

Richard Johnson extended his lead in the Barnett Modified Series point standings at Duke City Raceway by winning the main event Saturday night. Just like he did the last time the Modifieds made the rounds at DCR’s...

All three of Valencia County’s entries in the District 5 Little League major division baseball playoffs were in contention headed into Tuesday night’s games. Enchantment and Yucca, both 3-0 in the tournament, were...

The sound of iron hitting metal has had a familiar ring around Magdelena every since the central New Mexico town came into being. Back in the 1860s, it was the silver miners’ hammers hitting chisels echoing through the...