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Custom rotor arrives at Los Alamos National Lab after 7-year journey

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Rio Grande Sun

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EVHS Alumni Returns as Coach

Winning has not exactly been part of the agenda for the Española Valley baseball program for quite some time. The Sundevils have not had a break-even or better season since 2015. Coincidentally, that was the last year that Rob Vigil…. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed...

Espanola, NM · 2d

Rio Grande Sun

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Heartbreaking End to a Season

LOS LUNAS — Oh so close. In the end, however, the ninth-seeded Española Valley High School simply did not have enough when it came to the Class 4A football playoffs. Not enough bodies. Not quite enough defense. Not nearly enough…. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit....

Espanola, NM · 2d

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We Ranked The 9 Best Breakfast Restaurants In Northern New Mexico And Here’s Who Made The Cut

A breakfast burrito feels like it has existed forever. Yet one little New Mexico diner is widely credited with being the first to put that name on a restaurant menu. I love that such a famous dish has a home address. Up north, the big morning question isn’t coffee or...

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Rio Grande Sun

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Mixed Results for Girls’ Cross Country

ALBUQUERQUE — The downward trajectory for the McCurdy girls cross country team took the Bobcats off the podium Saturday in the state meet at Albuquerque Academy. They won the Class 2A state title two years ago, then finished third last…. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed...

Albuquerque, NM · 2d

Rio Grande Sun

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Sundevils Head to Los Lunas

(Photo by Ben Sandoval/Meye Vision Images) The Española Valley High School Sundevils football team got an early send-off Saturday morning as they prepared to travel to Los Lunas to face the Valencia Jaguars in the state playoffs. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do eiusmod tempor...

Los Lunas, NM · 1d

Country Herald

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Northern New Mexico Snow Saturday: Slick Travel on US-64, US-87 Nov 14

Albuquerque, NM – Northern New Mexico's highest mountains could receive up to 6 inches of snow this weekend as another storm system brings winter weather, reduced visibility and potentially hazardous travel conditions from Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning.

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Trio of local football teams hit gridiron in quarterfinal contests

BLOOMFIELD – A trio of San Juan County high school football teams will look to extend their seasons taking part in quarterfinal games in the 2026 New Mexico Activities Association’s football postseason tournament. Kirtland Central, coming off an impressive first round win at home last week over Hatch...

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ABC-7 Storm Track First Alert: Storm Chances Across Southern New Mexico and West Texas Before Cooler, Drier Weekend

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Storm chances are increasing across southern New Mexico and the Borderland this evening as a storm system moves east out of Arizona and Mexico, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms to the region. A sharp upper-level trough is pushing eastward across Arizona, while thunderstorms continue...

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Country Herald

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Chama, NM Snow Alert: 4-8 Inches Expected Through Nov. 14

Winter Weather Advisory remains active until 9 p.m. Saturday as mountain snowfall threatens travel.

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Governor appoints LaDonna Giron to 13th Judicial District Court

SANTA FE — Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed LaDonna Giron, a veteran children’s court hearing officer and former tribal court judge, to the 13th Judicial District Court. Giron will take office Dec. 7, filling the vacancy created by the retirement of District Judge Allen R. Smith. The...

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Las Cruces Sun-News

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NMSU student goes from growing chile in space to maintaining acequias

Jacob Torres stands on the edge of a tree-covered acequia in Española, New Mexico, as water from Santa Cruz Dam fills the earthen canal below. Under an August morning sun, he spends several minutes raking stubborn debris from the centuries-old irrigation system before releasing a precious resource that will soon flow through his hometown. Torres, a 2014 NMSU graduate and current Ph.D. student in New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, is no stranger to solving problems. Before returning to New Mexico, he was a NASA scientist who helped develop the experiment that grew the first fruit – New Mexico chile – in microgravity in 2021. But no matter the issue – whether it’s managing a historic acequia network or growing crops in a controlled environment with or without gravity – Torres relies on his education from NMSU. “When you get hired to do something, usually it’s in a system that’s already existing, and you don’t get training on how to use it. You just get thrown in there and have to figure it out,” he said. “The playbook I learned at NMSU is to: One, get the system running; two, make an assessment of that

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