An Edgewood police officer was injured in the line of duty last week while conducting a traffic stop during a DWI enforcement detail. The officer was working traffic when his patrol car was struck from behind by a suspected intoxicated driver. The officer, Robert Page, was inside his vehicle at the time of the crash, […]
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Rainbow Road continues to divide residents
Residents in the Sandia Airpark Estates remain divided on whether the roads are private or public โ an argument that has led to a lawsuit currently pending in district court. โThere’s been a lot of discussion, words, anger among the residents of the air park, who owns the roads and who has the responsibility for […]
Misleading email sows confusion about Edgewood meetings
A mass email sent out last week urged Edgewood residents to show up at a meeting Wednesday evening and voice support for the proposed Campbell Ranch development. But, as the town pointed out on social media, there were two meetings Wednesday evening and Campbell Ranch was not an agenda topic for either one. The two […]
Rep. Martinez to host town hall on NM-528 safety concerns
A public town hall meeting is set to address growing community safety concerns along NM-528, a vital and often dangerous corridor in Rio Rancho. The event will take place on June 24 at 6 p.m. at the Church of the Incarnation, located at 2309 Monterrey Rd NE in Rio Rancho. Representative Alan Martinez will join […]
Juneteenth: whatโs open, whatโs closed
Thursday is Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the day in 1865 when news of the Emancipation Proclamation reached Texas. Sandoval County and some of its communities will be observing the holiday, meaning most services will be unavailable. Most City of Rio Rancho offices and facilities will be closed. Emergency and public safety services will operate […]
City Councilor Lewis qualifies for 2025 ballot and public financing
Albuquerque City Councilor Dan Lewis has qualified for the 2025 ballot and public financing through the cityโs Clean Elections program, doing so in just 10 days. As the 2025 City Council election begins, Lewisโs campaign said he is the first to qualify. Heโs seeking his fourth term in District 5 and quickly met the 500 […]
Juneteenth closures announced across East Mountains, Edgewood, Moriarty
On Thursday, June 19, several communities across New Mexicoโs East Mountainsโincluding Edgewood, Moriarty, and surrounding areasโwill pause routine operations in observance of Juneteenth. Also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, Juneteenth is a federal holiday commemorating the effective end of slavery in the United States. The Town of Edgewood has confirmed a full closure […]
Movies in the park offers family fun while supporting youth in agriculture
The Moriarty Future Farmers of America will be showing a series of films in Crossley Park this summer as part of a fundraiser. Jeremiah Young, the FFA chapterโs acting president, said the movies in the park series is intended to be a fun, family event that provides summer entertainment. โIn the summer in Moriarty, there’s […]
Forest Service proposes major Sandia Cave upgrades, seeks public input
The U.S. Forest Service is seeking public input on a plan to restore and upgrade Sandia Cave, a historic and culturally significant site in the Sandia Mountains. The proposed improvements aim to protect the landmark from ongoing damage while enhancing safety and access for the growing number of visitors. The Sandia Cave Improvements Project, led […]
‘Digging holes’ to a cleaner energy future
As researchers unveiled a new report focused on New Mexicoโs geothermal potential on Thursday, XGS Energy announced plans to develop a 150 megawatt geothermal closed-cycle facility โ meaning the fluid inside is recirculated and not discharged โ that will provide electricity to a Meta data center in New Mexico. New Mexico hopes the XGS announcement […]

