Bee Smart The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce proudly announces the launch of the 2024 National Civics Bee®, an initiative aimed at encouraging more young Americans to engage in […]
Pat Davis
Pat Davis is the founder and publisher of City Desk ABQ. In a prior life he served as an Albuquerque City Councilor.
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First Responder Spotlight
The Sandoval County Optimist Club highlights a first responder each month, highlighting their community contributions. Vincenzo Jaramillo always wanted to be a fireman. As a youth, with both his mother and […]
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Season’s Greetings with Holiday Classic
In the world of ballet, the upcoming holiday season means one thing: The Nutcracker.
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State Briefs
Stay updated with local New Mexico news – a comprehensive roundup of stories relevant to the community’s interests and happenings across the state.
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Good Soldiers Struggle to Fight Just Wars
Israeli Defense Forces’ Gen. Halevi grapples with ethical standards amidst adversaries lacking such constraints.
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ICE Sued Over Conditions at Torrance County Detention Facility
Venezuelan refugees in Torrance County Detention Facility file class action suit against ICE, citing poor conditions near Estancia.
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Fall Sports Roundup
Stay updated on the latest in local community fall sports with a comprehensive roundup. Get highlights, scores, and insights from various sporting events and teams in your area.
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Don’t Fear the Beard
Sheriff’s Office in Torrance County hosts ‘No Shave November’ for a cause, aiding injured teens. Deputies grow beards, raise funds, and foster community connection
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National Recognition for Moriarty FFA
Moriarty Future Farmers of America struck gold at the recent national convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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SunZia Project Hits Roadblock
SunZia wind project paused in SE Arizona due to indigenous concerns over cultural sites, impacting a 550-mile renewable energy initiative