Google buys Titan, heads to Moriarty
A small New Mexico company in Moriarty may soon help Internet search giant Google Inc. enhance online services for users worldwide.
Meeting offers no answers
A special meeting held by the Edgewood Town Council last Saturday on the creation of an independent school district ended with no more answers than when it began.
Easter event fills park with color
As far as Easter egg hunts go, the annual Bethel Storehouse Easter Egg Hunt at Moriarty's City Park last Saturday was pretty easy — the brightly colored plastic eggs were in plain sight.
Old tram terminal razed
Coinciding with its 50th anniversary in 2016, the Sandia Peak Tram upper terminal building will get a face lift.
Authors for Literacy in Moriarty April 19
When literary types think of Moriarty, they usually have Sherlock Holmes' nemesis in mind.
Google to buy Titan Aerospace
By Kevin Robinson-Avila / Journal Staff Writer Google Inc, which confirmed today that it bought the unmanned-aircaft company Titan Aerospace of Moriarty for an undisclosed price, plans to build a…[Read more]
Speakers cover fire prevention, response
Most people don't start thinking about fire prevention until a fire strikes, but by then it may be too late.
Workshop on water catchment
Times of drought can hit wildlife pretty hard so Bernalillo County Open Space is asking East Mountains residents to step up and lend a hand.
DWI case a lesson for school
When most of us make a mistake, the number of people who know is normally small.
Old tires, new use
New Mexicans produce roughly 2 million scrap tires every year, many of which end up in illegal, dangerous and unsightly tire dumps around the state and the remainder of which must be shipped out of state or recycled into other products.
Edgewood gets $440K to address wastewater issues
Edgewood's troubled wastewater treatment system received an influx of funding from the 2014 New Mexico Legislative session.
Waste authority contract still unsettled
The Estancia Valley Solid Waste Authority returned to the Torrance County Commission meeting March 26 with another proposal addressing the future of the relationship between the two entities.
Horse-rescue ranch struck by hardships
A drought doesn't care about state boundaries. A drought doesn't care about worthy causes or animals in need.
Orange barrel time
Orange barrels always seem to appear in the spring.
Combined school looking for comments from community
Roosevelt Middle School and A. Montoya Elementary schools in Tijeras combined into a single school at the beginning of the school year to create the first pre-kindergarten through eighth grade school in the Albuquerque Public Schools.
Moriarty approves two water projects
A pair of water projects will be starting in Moriarty in a month or so.
MESD sues PED, Skandera over rejection
The Moriarty-Edgewood School District Board of Education has filed a lawsuit against the state Public Education Department and Secretary-designate Hanna Skandera over the department's rejection of the district reorganization plan that would close two elementary schools.
Small-biz summit on Sat.
Small towns need small businesses, but many factors can inhibit an individual's dream from taking off into reality.
Ansley not put on leave
The Torrance County Commission held a special meeting and an executive session last Thursday to discuss matters regarding county manager Joy Ansley, but a motion to put her on administrative leave did not move forward.
Nature park adds gallery
New arrivals are joining Wildlife West Nature Park following the expanded summer hours and annual uptick in visitors.