Torrance County Commissioners Lonnie Freyburger and Leanne Tapia have agreed to send a letter of complaint to State Auditor Hector Balderas about a television interview he did regarding an investigation of the county.
First of all, your mother was right — never look directly at the sun without special eye protection, even during an eclipse.
Up until last Friday, East Mountain High School was known more for its prowess in the bowling alley and debate competitions.
Edgewood's road projects may wind up kicking up a little dust in the area.
Torrance County's budget is looking good, but that isn't stopping the commissioners from discussing a possible tax increase.
For the residents of the East Mountains and Estancia Valley, the first weekend in May marks the time to celebrate spring.
The spirit of community is one reason for the combining of Roosevelt Middle and A. Montoya Elementary Schools, according to Albuquerque Public School officials.
It's probably natural to worry when things are going too well.
The work continues on the effort to put together a nuisance ordinance in Estancia.
The request to replace prayer with a moment of silence at the beginning of each meeting was a source of debate at the Torrance County Commission meeting on April 25.
Torrance County Sheriff Heath White wants the sun to shine on his department.
As promised, there were kids, cows and much, much more at the Moriarty Civic Center on Monday.
Spring is in full swing, and it's time to celebrate the end of winter. Now that May 1, or May Day, has passed us by, it's not only time to wash off the grill for a backyard barbecue, it's also a good time to get out and shake hands with the local community.
The 11th Annual East Mountains Celebration is on for this Sunday.
After a lot of debate and discussion, the North 14 Sector Plan was finally approved.
Lonnie Freyburger has come under fire for being both a New Mexico Department of Transportation employee and a Torrance County Commissioner. He has retired from the DOT, but the matter isn't quite finished yet. Freyburger was told earlier this month that by being both an employee of NMDOT and a county commissioner, he was in violation of the State Personnel Act and the State Personnel Board Rule.
Quite a few people were shown how to use some of the new gizmos that are out there.
Audie Brown sees a school system as a tripod.
It has helped neighbors in need for 25 years, and now it's time to party.
For now, Lonnie Freyburger is still a New Mexico Department of Transportation employee and a Torrance County Commissioner.