Historical society hosts historian, writer Dec. 3

Alamogordo Daily News - Fri Nov 27

The Tularosa Basin Historical Society and the Alamogordo Daily News are co-sponsoring a talk by famed New Mexico historian and writer Don Bullis.

Erosion seminar held in Rio Rancho

KRQE Albuquerque, New Mexico - Sun Nov 22

Rio Rancho dried out a long time ago from the devastating monsoon floods of 2006, but the memory is still fresh for those who don't want to see it happen again.

Details for Upcoming Municipal Election Approved; New Voting Convenience Centers will be used

City of Rio Rancho - Thu Nov 19

The Rio Rancho City Council has approved the guidelines that will administer the city's next regular municipal election which will take place on Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

Land auction set at Conchas Lake

SantaFeNewMexican.com - Tue Nov 17

Here's a gamble riskier than cards in Sin City: buy a piece of lake front property in northeastern New Mexico.

Sign Ordinance Advisory Task Force Seeking Input at Public Meeting

City of Rio Rancho - Tue Nov 03

The Sign Ordinance Advisory Task Force is seeking input. Citizens are encouraged to attend a public meeting with the task force at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov.

Veterans Day Ceremony

City of Rio Rancho - Mon Nov 02

On Wednesday, Nov. 11, a ceremony to recognize Veterans Day will take place at the Rio Rancho Veterans Monument Park.

NM Officials Report 5 More Swine Flu Deaths

KFOX - Thu Oct 29

New Mexico health officials said five more people have died from swine flu in the past week.

NMDOH weekly H1N1 update Oct. 28, 2009

KRQE - Thu Oct 29

The Department of Health is tracking hospitalizations and deaths to determine if there is a change in the severity of the disease.

NM officials report 5 more swine flu deaths

KVIA - Wed Oct 28

New Mexico health officials say five more people have died from swine flu in the past week.

NM Doh weekly H1N1 update Oct. 28

KRQE Albuquerque, New Mexico - Wed Oct 28

The number of New Mexicans seeking health care remains high for this time of the year although the percentage of people displaying flu symptoms has dropped, according to the New Mexico Department of Health, which also reported five deaths from H1N1 over the past week.