Corrales council moves to end vague ‘that’s how it’s always been’ road decisions
Village councilors in Corrales are seeking to make their decisions on road projects clearer. The agenda for Tuesday's meeting includes possible approval of a policy... Read more.
Record heat, drought prompts early statewide fire restrictions
Those whose outdoor plans include fires will need to review updated rules to stay in compliance with state law. The New Mexico Forestry Division is enacting statewide... Read more.
‘Countdown to victory’: Bernalillo election heats up midday
Election day in the Town of Bernalillo arrived with voters needing to make decisions on keeping or changing the mayor and whether new economic development efforts... Read more.
Cates opens in-district office
State Rep. Kathleen Cates said the June 18 grand opening at her legislative office was more than just another ribbon-cutting ceremony. Cates, who represents House... Read more.
Great day for a parade
Communities across the country will be lining up on main streets on July 4 and Corrales is no exception. The village has for decades celebrated the holiday with... Read more.
Corrales Drain consultant recommends few changes
Corrales residents say they don't want the Corrales Interior Drain to change much. A consultant hired by the village has recommended that the two-mile-long remain... Read more.
Banking on the future
It’s called the Old Bank, but it’s on the way to a new life. When Wells Fargo Bank closed its Corrales branch in 2023, it left the possibility of an empty building... Read more.
The future of water in Corrales
Corrales Mayor Jim Fahey says it's important to think about the village’s water future, and that climate change is making long-term planning more urgent. Fahey... Read more.