Posted inEdgewood, General Interest

Church Street to temporarily close later this month

By Andrea Vasquez  A temporary road closure is scheduled for Church Street starting May 20.  Due to an EMW gas line installation, the town of Edgewood is offering alternate routes to drivers to adjust to the planned construction work.  Officials announced that this closure will allow crews to perform maintenance and improvements along this roadway.  […]

Posted inEdgewood, Environment, Climate & Conservation

Edgewood to revisit contentious Campbell Ranch development

Staff report The Town of Edgewood Planning and Zoning Commissioners are set to hold another hearing regarding the proposed Campbell Ranch development on May 15 at 6 p.m. in the town’s commission chambers. This hearing follows a series of decisions and reversals regarding the large-scale development. The proposed Campbell Ranch development encompasses over 8,000 acres […]

Posted inEdgewood, Healthcare

Edgewood Town Commission rejects attempt to repeal anti-abortion ordinance

By Hannah Grover An attempt by Edgewood Commissioner Filandro Anaya to repeal an anti-abortion ordinance the Town Commission passed in 2023 failed at the commission’s April 22 meeting. Anaya made the motion to start the public hearing process to remove the ordinance from the books, but none of the other commissioners seconded the motion. That […]

Posted inEdgewood, Education

Estancia Valley sophomore awarded Jiffy Lube Scholarship for aspiring teaching career

Staff report Hope Jacklin, a sophomore at Estancia Valley Classical Academy, has been named a recipient of the Jiffy Lube of New Mexico 2024-2025 Teen Driver Scholarship. Jacklin, one of four students selected statewide, will receive a $1,500 scholarship to aid in her post-graduation endeavors. The scholarship program, which has provided over $140,000 to New […]

Posted inCongress & Federal Gov., Letters to the Editor, Moriarty

Letter to the Editor: Thank you Rep. Stansbury for your determination

April 17, 2025 will go down in local New Mexico history in fame.  The Town Hall meeting in Moriarty was attended by 150 rationals. When the speaker, U.S.Rep. Melanie Stansbury, entered, 95% of the audience stood up, applauded powerfully and roared with respect/praise as if a hero returned from a victorious battle for law and […]