Physical Therapist Prefers Patients With Paws
Imagine doing physical therapy on a cat.
Imagine doing physical therapy on a cat.
Money was a big topic at the Feb. 8 Torrance County Commission meeting.
Vandalism at the Estancia Elementary School library is costing the district good money that could be put to better use.
The councilors and mayor for the village of Tijeras are waiting for July 1.
According to Estancia Librarian Angela Creamer, there is a lot to look forward to at the library.
Plans for the Estancia Valley Classical Academy are proceeding "quite well," according to Tom Schenk, vice president of the Academy.
The East Mountains are about 300 years overdue for a major fire.
What kid doesn't love going to the dentist?
Municipal elections will be held on March 6. In Moriarty, three candidates are facing off in the municipal judge race. The Telegraph asked questions of all candidates and present their…[Read more]
According to the New Mexico Sex Offender Registry website, there are 38 registered sex offenders in Torrance County.
Torrance County is getting closer to having its own radio station.
If you've ever wanted to be an emergency medical technician, now is your chance.
The SAT scores are high, and the kids aren't even out of mid-school yet.
The good news: white collar crime, such as embezzlement, has gone down in Torrance County. The bad news: 2011 had more violent crimes, according to Sheriff Heath White. White said…[Read more]
With all the improvements in the village of Tijeras, the council has gotten lots of requests for annexation into the village.
Who wouldn't want to meet that cute little Pillsbury Dough Boy? Oh, and there is the matter of a million dollar prize, too.
When it comes to Torrance County, Melody Everett believes the "fox is in charge of the henhouse," the "fox" being County Manager Joy Ansley.
The issue of redistricting may finally be put to rest — for this decade, anyway.
Not unexpectedly, the hot topic at the Estancia Municipal Schools board meeting on Tuesday night was the new grading system just implemented by the New Mexico Public Education Department.
Voices were raised at the Torrance County Commission meeting Wednesday, but many in the audience weren't even sure why.