County Commission stands behind Ansley
While Torrance County manager Joy Ansley waits to hear if her preliminary hearing last week will result in a trial, the County Commission continues to support her.
District in school fund push
The Moriarty-Edgewood School District will be joining districts from Santa Fe, Taos and Española in an attempt to pressure state lawmakers into spending more of the state's money on education.
Kids engage holiday spirit
For the past 12 years, humanities teacher Fran Procé has encouraged her seventh-grade students at Roosevelt Middle School in Tijeras to get into the spirit of giving by raising money to donate a Thanksgiving meal to families in need.
Gathering celebrates a century
A lot has happened in the 100 years since Louise Spindle's birth.
Families still await payment for slaughtered pigs
At least six families have yet to receive a check after sending their pigs to slaughter last August.
Ansley hearings held amid controversy
The preliminary hearing for Torrance County manager Joy Ansley and her contractor friend Christopher Valdez continued into its third day Wednesday after two days of testimony and an emergency motion filed by the Telegraph to open the proceedings.
Council OKs new sign size
Protests over the height of new signs in Moriarty for businesses near Interstate 40 will now be a thing of the past.
Library losing manager
Since starting to work for the city of Moriarty in 1996, Cyndi Waite has worn a lot of hats, but it's as the manager at the Moriarty Community Library where most of the public got to know her.
Pintos' playoff prize
The weather wasn't so great, what with cold temperatures, wind and rain. But that didn't stop the Moriarty High School football team, or their fans.
PED sticks to its guns on teacher evaluations
Despite numerous entreaties from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to postpone some of the educational reforms affecting teacher evaluations, a top official of the state's Public Education Department said last week the agency has no intention of changing course.
Forum reviews school district’s financial ‘crisis’
Moriarty-Edgewood School District officials brought the district's financial woes to the public.
Time for state tests disputed
On average, a high-school student in New Mexico spends 16 hours during the school year taking state-mandated tests.
Changes to I-40 winter closures
With winter approaching, the New Mexico State Police addressed the traffic snarls caused by road closures in Tijeras Canyon.
Kids give thanks
You might not expect elementary school students to think much about those who've served in the military.
Torrance kids make a video about distracted driving
About 60 teenagers from area schools gathered Saturday morning to learn how to operate a camcorder, conduct interviews and create a public service video for the Torrance County Media Project "Driven to Distraction."
New Dist. 50 Rep. Perea hits ground running
Los Lunas native Vickie Perea is raring to go after Republican Gov. Susana Martinez appointed her to represent District 50 in the New Mexico House of Representatives.
Ansley hearing Nov. 18
Torrance County Manager Joy Ansley's preliminary hearing on 10 felony charges will begin Nov. 18, four months later than the date originally set for mid-July. The hearing will take place in Albuquerque, but the location of the trial has not yet been determined.
Fire Dept.'s 'Taj Mahal'
The Santa Fe County Fire Department greatly improved lives of its firefighters with the recent completion of a state-of-the-art station in the Edgewood District.
Skandera addresses grad forum
The New Mexico Legislature passed a school-reform law in 2008 that changed the requirements for high-school seniors to get their diplomas.
Nov. 12: Public meeting on school district budget woes
The Moriarty-Edgewood School District will be facing a bevy of budgetary problems in the coming years.