County Commissioners addressed over a dozen items on their agenda last week, including road work, rate changes and requests. City road project Commissioner Joe Gonzales’ request to use his allotted $200,000 to contribute to the...
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Strongpoint Theinert Ranch, a veterans’ retreat in Magdalena, constructed a 1,364 square-foot deck...
Read MoreFEBRUARY 19, 1974 SOCORRO BROWNBILT is celebrating this month its 33rd year in business. It was back on Feb. 13, 1941, that Cecil Goad held the Grand Opening of his now well-known shoe store and Western Wear. The first location...
Read MoreSocorro County Options, Prevention and Education has partnered with Vive18 to create positive content featuring the Thrive365 youth council and Socorro County community members into various public service announcements that will...
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Oh, those tumbling tumbleweeds! Oh, the mess they’ve created among the drainage ditches and ranch...
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One family turned the devastation of losing a loved one in action into a family legacy of...
Read MoreFebruary 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 MoreThe 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 MoreThe 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 MoreSave 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 MoreFriends 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 MoreA 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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Saving a dog from the shelter can be a rewarding experience, but also a challenging one. Rhiannon...
Read MoreThe 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 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...
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Governor calls four-day school calendar complaint ‘pathetic’ May 2, 2024 
Mounyo breaks 53-year-old 110-meter hurdle record April 29, 2024 
Amouzegar finds first week ‘exhilarating’ May 2, 2024 
Zimmerly amazed at Mounyo’s latest school record May 2, 2024 RISE cleans up, beautifies Socorro County May 2, 2024 
Magdalena audit goes well, projects ongoing May 2, 2024 
Warriors close out 2024 home season May 2, 2024 
Magdalena Steers split doubleheader with Mesilla Valley May 2, 2024 
Magdalena audit goes well, projects ongoing
Thirty-three new puppies born to rescued Chihuahuas
Finley gym complex moving towards becoming Socorro Community Center
Taxpayers have until Monday to protest property values
Socorro wants month-to-month SEC agreement
Special County Meeting Scheduled
Magdalena run rules Zuni for 15-5 win
Magdalena projects continue to move forward