Moriarty, CofC working to clarify ties
The city of Moriarty government is making headway in better defining its relationship with the Moriarty Chamber of Commerce, but some work still needs to be done.
Mayor accused of battery
The mayor of Mountainair has been charged with battery after an altercation with Abo resident, José Mora, 74.
Ghost bike honors man hit by car near Sedillo
Five weeks after cyclist Michael Wolff, 56, was struck by a distracted driver his friends and family returned to the scene a couple miles east of Sedillo on N.M. 333 to erect a ghost bike in his honor.
Carlito Springs to open to public on Aug. 9
Nestled in the rocky southern face of the Sandia Mountains is the sound of running water, century-old travertine cabins and an orchard bearing a variety of fruit.
CNM to offer courses, but not at Edgewood Elem.
Central New Mexico Community College courses will be offered at a Moriarty-Edgewood School District campus, just not the one district officials were hoping for.
Distance an obstacle to health services
Torrance County is great for seeing stars at night, owning a large plot of land and exploring the countryside, but the rural nature of the county can also create problems with access to basic health-care services.
Firm withdraws pipe resolution
Nearly 40 members of the public attended the July 1 meeting of the Mountainair Town Council in silent protest of a resolution supporting Kinder Morgan's proposed carbon dioxide pipeline.
Fourth of July, East Mountains style
Although there weren't any fireworks shows, folks in the East Mountains and Estancia Valley still celebrated America's birthday.
Teacher donates chance for life
Moriarty's Jennifer Adams is the kind of teacher who gives a little extra support to help her students succeed.
San Pedro neighbors, shooters still at odds
The Bureau of Land Management is looking find a compromise between people who like to shoot guns in an area near San Pedro just of N.M. 344 and residents who live nearby.
Ex-sheriff to run again as a write-in candidate
The primaries wrapped up a month ago, but the candidate lists keep growing.
Poker to benefit feral cats
Put your money where you mouth is at the 2014 Outlaw Poker Tournament in Mountainair this Saturday.
The science of lemonade & ice cream
Learning may not stop during the summer, but the Summer Reading Program at the Edgewood Community Library sure makes it more fun.
No fireworks, but much to do on July 4
Fireworks should be sedate for the Fourth of July holiday on Friday due to restrictions everywhere.
Moriarty council debates legal ties to CofC
The City of Moriarty, like other state government entities, has found itself struggling to adhere to New Mexico's anti-donation clause.
10 cool things about the East Mountains
The East Mountains are so much more than a passage for Interstate 40. We got off the Highway (and off Historic Route 66) and explored these gems both new and…[Read more]
Event to celebrate survival
When Renay Silva was diagnosed with cancer in 2011 her doctors told her she was lucky she wasn't diagnosed two years earlier — the treatment she needed to fight the disease hadn't been available then.
Page turned in scrapbook fray
Months of discussion and contentious meetings about a scrapbook said to have been stolen from the Tijeras Senior Center came to a resolution of sorts on Monday.
A wild time
There are a lot of different ways to celebrate the coming of summer, but in Edgewood the best way is to head to Wildlife West Nature Park.