Fireworks may be limited due to drought
The county-wide ban on open burning — which includes municipalities — was renewed for another 30 days on Wednesday, May 18.
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Tag: Town of Peralta
Peralta has only one minor finding in annual audit
The town of Peralta received an unmodified audit for fiscal year 2020-21 with the exception of a single, minor finding…
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Speaking about lessons learned gives youths second chance in town of Peralta
PERALTA— As Peralta grapples with speeders within the township, Municipal Judge Tracy Aragon...
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30-day burn ban implemented in Valencia County
Fire departments across Valencia County have agreed to issue an open burn ban for the next 30 days.
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Legislative-approved projects funded in Valencia County: 2022 Capital Outlay
This year, legislators, with approval from Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, gave entities in Valencia County a total of $8,237,000 for various projects.
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Crimes in Bosque Farms and Peralta have increased
BOSQUE FARMS — Although some crime numbers have increased in the village of Bosque Farms and town...
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BY THE NUMBERS: 2021 Local Elections
Every year is an election year now, but does that mean higher turnout for local boards?
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Noblin, Olguin and Ramsell win for mayor
The unofficial numbers are in for the 2021 regular local elections in Valencia County.
A field of 40-plus candidates in eight races has been narrowed down, leaving some candidates separated by a single vote.
Peralta approves ICIP; community center tops the list, public works, sewer
The planned community center tops the list of priorities for the town of Peralta.
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Cannabis ordinance approved in Peralta
PERALTA — Following the lead of several other municipalities in the state, the town of Peralta...
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2021 Election: Town of Peralta
The News-Bulletin’s Q&A with the town of Peralta mayoral, council and municipal judge candidates.
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Local entities get millions from federal government
The American Rescue Plan Act was signed into law in March, providing money that can be used by local and state agencies in four categories — to respond to the COVID-19 public health emergency or its negative economic impact, to provide premium pay to workers performing essential work during the COVID-19 public health emergency, for the provision of government services, and for necessary investments in water, sewer or broadband infrastructure.
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