The Española School Board did not approve a request to purchase a backup generator that would supply power to Española Valley High School in the event of an outage.
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An Española man should have gotten out of a North Railroad Avenue house while the getting was good.
News
By Jennifer A. Garcia
City of Española and Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative are still trying to figure out who exactly owns which street lights in the city.
Sports
April Abeyta went to a softball tournament in Phoenix, Ariz. just to watch. But when she was at the tournament earlier this spring, she hit in batting practice with the mens team she was watching.
Though athletes are stuck at home, not all activities will be canceled for Española Valley High School students.
Despite uncertainty surrounding the season, the Española Valley High School volleyball team is ready to start its season under a new head coach.
Obituaries
Tomas Joseph Sandoval, 66, a resident of Ojo Caliente and formerly of Cordova passed away pe…
Carol Mackey died Friday night February 5, 2021 at Sombrillo Nursing and Rehabilitation Cent…
Angela C. Martinez 48 a resident of Chimayo, passed away on Wednesday, February 3, 2021. She…
DANIEL (DANNY) MARTINEZ, 53, began his journey with our Lord on Wednesday, February 10, 2021…
Opinion
Reluctantly, painfully, every 10 years we suffer through politicians, lawyers and ultima…
If you’re a restaurateur in Española, you’re either elated or furious. Consider Mayor Ja…
Riding my bike in my neighborhood I passed two dirty diapers someone had thrown out thei…
We’re at an important juncture regarding the education of the New Mexico's children. It…
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