Councilors Approve Traffic Study for West La Entrada
Corrales village councilors at a meeting on April 23 voted to approve a long-sought-after traffic study and granted a liquor license to a newly opened restaurant. Councilors unanimously approved a contract for a traffic engineer to conduct a neighborhood traffic management study for West La Entrada from Corrales Rd. to…
Corrales Couple Sweeps State Press Awards
Jasmine Tritten and her husband, Jim, have been in the publishing business for decades, both professionally and personally. The payoff…
Corrales
Corrales Named a Tree City 11 Years in a Row
In honor of Arbor Day, the Village of Corrales has been named a Tree City by the Arbor Day Foundation…
Conservancy District Prepares for Spring Runoff
The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (MRGCD) started prepping levees for the spring runoff last week. As temperatures increase and…
Ozone Pollution Continues to Plague New Mexico
Four of the nine New Mexico counties evaluated in the annual State of the Air report received failing marks for…
NM to Meet With Pueblos in May on Rio Grande Governance
This story is republished from Source NM as a part of our commitment to bringing you the best in independent news coverage…
Viva Corrales All Month Long
¡Viva Corrales! Is back and it’s bigger and better this year. ¡Viva Corrales! is the village’s returning headline event kicking…
Boxing Bear Brewing Says Goodbye to Corrales
Although Boxing Bear Brewing Company has grown out of its Corrales location its April calendar is filled with fun beer…
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ARTS
Considering Operational Costs of Multi-Use Facility
Ken Duckert was a member of the Arts, Community and Education (ACE) Committee, the first ad hoc committee appointed by the mayor to look into a proposed multi-use facility in Corrales. He has served as president and cast director for the Corrales Society of Artists and is a supporter of…
Songs and Stories of New Mexican Music Comes to the Old Church
Soak in the sounds of authentic New Mexican music when Lone Piñon visits the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales for a free event at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 21. It would be all music from the four musicians that make up the group. Members of Lone Piñon will…
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Community
Planting for Pollinators
Pollinators are essential for the health and growth of our gardens. Two of the most important pollinators are bees and butterflies, both of which have declining populations due to urban growth and less vegetation for food. Bees Bees are beneficial to our yards because they pollinate our plants. Bumblebees and…
Getting Rid of Garden Pests
Many commercial nursery and greenhouse operations have a continual routine of spraying with pesticides, virucides, fungicides, fertilizers and PGRs (Plant Growth Regulators) to bring perfect, lush and consistent products to retail garden stores and the consumer. Road’s End Farm and Nursery located between Edgewood and Moriarty doesn’t follow that approach…
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Los Ranchos
Mandy’s Farm Offers Youth Adaptive Horse Programs for Free
Studies have shown that oftentimes children with intellectual and developmental disabilities are not able to participate in outdoor community recreation programs. This can be due to the lack of adaptive…
Los Ranchos Development Spurs Voters to Elect New Mayor
By Ryan Lowery, For the Corrales Comment Elections are decided by voters, but two mayoral candidates in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque agree that it was a 12-acre plot of land…
Craig Wins Mayoral Election
Incumbent Mayor Don Lopez lost his job by a large margin to outspoken opponent Joe Craig. Lopez also came in behind two other contenders sitting Trustees Gilbert Benavides and George…
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COMMENTARY
Fulfilling a big vision for New Mexico demands experience and courage
By Heather Balas, Candidate, NM Senate District 9 | New Mexico needs an educational system that inspires students to succeed. One that prepares them for careers we can’t even imagine. We need enough healthcare providers to meet the needs of our diverse families, including the growing number who need mental…
New Mexico Is Neither a Blue Nor a Red State
I am doing a couple of interviews this week to provide a Republican perspective on New Mexico politics in 2024. That might seem amusing to some of you who perceive New Mexico as a Democratic state. But as I gathered my thoughts ahead of these interviews, I realized that for…
Primary Election is Coming Right Up
New Mexico’s primary election is a few weeks away, on June 4. As attentive voters know, in New Mexico the primary election is at least as important as the general. Depending on your district, you might have a little work to do researching your choices, and it’s time to get…
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