Tumbling tumbleweeds creating fire hazard for San Acacia rancher tumbleweeds
Oh, those tumbling tumbleweeds! Oh, the mess they’ve created among the drainage ditches and ranch...
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Magdalena Veteran’s retreat in honor of fallen brother
One family turned the devastation of losing a loved one in action into a family legacy of...
Read MoreSocorro Rewind
February 4, 2004 A SIX-MONTH DRUG OPERATION resulted in 25 arrests, Socorro Police Chief Joel Haley said. Haley told city councilors Monday the just-completed joint operation conducted by city police and New Mexico State Police...
Read MoreFriends of the Library will move again
The Socorro Friends of the Library are looking for a new place to call home for their bookstore. In 2023 the FOL spent $6,869 on programs supporting library events, with the majority of the money raised from book sales. “The...
Read MoreArt party slated for Saturday
The family favorite annual Community Arts Party is right around the corner and volunteers are still needed. “Even if you are reading this two days before the event, we need help with projects, with setup at Finley Gym on Friday...
Read MoreVolunteers Clean Up Homeless Camp Debris
Save Our Bosque Task Force volunteers cleaned up about two dozen hypodermic needles, 22 bags of trash, a soggy mattress and a working shopping cart last Saturday. Christie Smith, the secretary of SOBTF, said it was the biggest...
Read MoreHoping for the return of pollinators
Friends of the Bosque del Apache’s Pollinator Habitat Enhancement Project’s two main goals are to create a paradise for pollinators and to engage the community with an accessible trail and outdoor classroom. The refuge staff...
Read MoreResidents scuttle, skitter to tortoise time at Sevilleta
A presentation on the Bolson Tortoise project at the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge attracted a healthy crowd of more than 230 people on Saturday. “It was a wonderful turnout, and I was very humbled by so many people being...
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Pawsitive training
Saving a dog from the shelter can be a rewarding experience, but also a challenging one. Rhiannon...
Read MoreSan Augustin Plains Ranch in court, again
The case of the San Augustin Plains Ranch LLC’s proposal to pump water out of the San Augustin Plain is once again in the courts with a motion hearing. A series of legal motions was to be heard on Jan.12 at the 7th District...
Read MoreSevilleta National Wildlife Refuge to establish self-sustaining population of Bolson Tortoises
Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge has announced they have been selected by the US Fish & Wildlife Service to establish a self-sustaining population of Bolson Tortoises, the largest and rarest of the tortoises native to...
Read MoreSocorro city council talks about uptick in juvenile crime
Mary Ann Chavez Lopez was voted in as mayor pro tem at the city council meeting on Tuesday. The appointment will allow her to take care of mayoral duties when Bhasker is not available. Other appointments made at the meeting...
Read MoreKwanzaa enriches community and faith in each other
Magdalena Public Library hosted a Kwanzaa presentation by Cricket Courtney on Dec. 28 Courtney said that she began celebrating Kwanzaa over 30 years ago, when her children were young because she wanted them to have an...
Read MoreSocorro Rewind
January 8, 1974 OVER 600 YOUNGSTERS were at the Plaza to greet Santa, although the air was on the frigid side. Fire Chief Ernest Trujillo believes that on a sunnier day, there might easily have been 1000 children on hand....
Read MoreMagdalena art gallery show cases local artists for the next generation
La Posada Art Gallery’s exhibit “Portraits of Magdalena’s Art Tradition: Native Daughters and Sons” is a glimpse of Magdalena’s local art tradition. This show features the Alamo Navajo weaving community, including works by...
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