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Residents will have a chance to hear directly from their state legislators when New Mexico Sen. Cindy Nava and Rep. Kathleen Cates host a post-session town hall Saturday afternoon in Corrales.

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State lawmakers to hold post-session town hall in Corrales Saturday

by Corrales Comment Staff March 13th, 2026March 13th, 2026

Residents will have a chance to hear directly from their state legislators when New Mexico Sen. Cindy Nava and Rep. Kathleen Cates host a post-session town hall Saturday afternoon in Corrales. The event is scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. at Village Council Chambers, 4324 Corrales Road. A Zoom link is also available for remote […]

Karen Yank, Growing Strength, Central New Mexico Community College

Beyond the boys’ club: Female and LGBTQ welders rewrite the rules of metal art

by Corrales Comment Staff March 13th, 2026March 9th, 2026

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Corrales wastewater bypass on the horizon

by Corrales Comment Staff March 10th, 2026March 10th, 2026

Local Government

Corrales council to vote on $1.6 million for fire and floods

by Corrales Comment Staff March 9th, 2026March 9th, 2026

From one engine to two stations: The chief who transformed Corrales Fire Department

by Corrales Comment Staff March 6th, 2026March 6th, 2026

The outdoor patio at Ex Novo in Corrales. (Courtesy photo)

Corrales night lights: How to keep your business shining and compliant

by Corrales Comment Staff March 5th, 2026March 5th, 2026

An analysis of arrest logs by the Corrales Comment confirms the assumption. Comment staff found 10 DWI arrests between October and the end of December, and found just a single Corraleño who was charged.

Albuquerque residents dominate Corrales DWI arrest logs

by Corrales Comment Staff March 5th, 2026March 5th, 2026

Stansbury town hall

Stansbury secures funding for vital water infrastructure upgrade in Corrales

by Corrales Comment Staff March 2nd, 2026March 2nd, 2026

Corrales Village Hall

Corrales Road to slow this weekend

by Corrales Comment Staff February 27th, 2026February 27th, 2026

The principal at Corrales K-8 School is on administrative leave, a district official told the Corrales Comment.

Corrales principal on leave, APS mum as investigation underway

by Corrales Comment Staff February 27th, 2026February 26th, 2026

Rio Grande

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MRGCD offers tips for irrigators as water deliveries approach

by Corrales Comment Staff February 27th, 2026February 27th, 2026

Corrales' siphon

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‘Abysmal’ water forecast shadows Corrales river projects

by Corrales Comment Staff February 25th, 2026March 10th, 2026

A 100-acre section of the Corrales Bosque will be closed to the public for nearly a month starting this week as crews work to remove invasive species and reduce fire hazards.

Water works updates planned for Corrales

by Corrales Comment Staff February 23rd, 2026February 23rd, 2026

Village of Corrales Mayor Fred Hashimoto is alerting residents that this growing season could prove particularly challenging for farmers and others who rely on irrigation water from the Rio Grande, with both climate conditions and two major infrastructure projects potentially affecting water availability this spring and summer.

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Corrales faces uncertain irrigation season amid major river projects

by Corrales Comment Staff February 20th, 2026March 3rd, 2026

Corrales Teas & Chocolates will close its doors at its original village location March 8 and reopen March 13 at a new Albuquerque address, the owner announced, after learning the building it occupies is slated for demolition.

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Corrales Teas & Chocolates to relocate to Albuquerque after building demolition

by Corrales Comment Staff February 20th, 2026February 20th, 2026

A new exhibition opening this month at INHABIT Galerie challenges the traditionally male-dominated world of metalwork with contemporary pieces by seven women and LGBTQ+ artists.

Women, LGBTQ+ artists reshape metal art at Corrales exhibition

by Corrales Comment Staff February 6th, 2026February 7th, 2026

Mayor Fred Hashimoto, in his weekly message to the community, noted that the village’s “water team” is readying a 40-year water development plan, required by the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer (OSE).

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Corrales seeks to square away its water future

by Corrales Comment Staff February 6th, 2026February 6th, 2026

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Your yard after dark: Landscape and accent lighting done right

by Guest commentary February 6th, 2026February 4th, 2026

Village officials are warning residents about a sophisticated email scam targeting people who have recently submitted planning and zoning applications.

Corrales officials warn residents of email scam targeting planning and zoning applicants

by Corrales Comment Staff February 6th, 2026February 7th, 2026

A 100-acre section of the Corrales Bosque will be closed to the public for nearly a month starting this week as crews work to remove invasive species and reduce fire hazards.

Corrales Comment, Environment, Conservation & Climate

Corrales Bosque to close for month-long fuels reduction project

by Corrales Comment Staff February 4th, 2026February 5th, 2026

The owners of a Corrales property considered a public nuisance and potential health and safety hazard have been granted a reprieve by the Village Council, which appears to be pleased by recent remediation efforts.

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‘Trashy yard’ owners granted reprieve

by Corrales Comment Staff January 28th, 2026February 5th, 2026

A traffic monitoring camera at upper West Meadowlark Lane is inside the boundary of Corrales, but is operated and controlled by the City of Rio Rancho. (Kevin Hendricks)

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Corrales council seeks amity on Rio Rancho camera issue

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ January 22nd, 2026February 8th, 2026

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National security urgency meets local alarm as Project Ranger breaks ground

by Kevin Hendricks January 21st, 2026January 26th, 2026

The Corrales Village Council will kick off its regular 2026 session this Tuesday with an agenda that touches on everything from administrative "housekeeping" to a potential jurisdictional dispute over traffic enforcement.

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Corrales Council to weigh rezoning, traffic cameras in first regular session of 2026

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ January 20th, 2026January 26th, 2026

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In late winter, plant specialty greens for tasty, nutritious spring salads

by nm.news January 17th, 2026January 26th, 2026

A documentary made by two Corrales residents examining an innovative University of New Mexico program that addresses social factors affecting community health will air on NM PBS on Thursday, Jan. 22 at 7 p.m.

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Corrales filmmakers examine UNM health program in documentary

by Corrales Comment Staff January 16th, 2026January 26th, 2026

The Corrales Community Library will highlight three prolific local voices this month as part of its Lifelong Learning Program’s Author Series.

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Corrales library to host award-winning local authors for Lifelong Learning series

by Corrales Comment Staff January 16th, 2026January 26th, 2026

Fred Hashimoto was sworn in as Corrales mayor on Jan. 2. (Courtesy photo)

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The future with Fred

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ January 15th, 2026January 26th, 2026

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Light right: Why Corrales loves the dark

by Guest commentary January 15th, 2026January 26th, 2026

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Bregman: A call to action for Gov, Legislature this session

by Guest Commentary in NMPR January 14th, 2026January 26th, 2026

Diane Denish | nm.news

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Hope is a resolution worth keeping

by Guest Commentary in NMPR January 13th, 2026January 26th, 2026

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Garden Masters to host free composting workshop in Corrales

by Kevin Hendricks January 9th, 2026January 26th, 2026

Lot coverage rules for the Village of Corrales won’t be changing anytime soon. Village councilors, at their Jan. 6 meeting, said they will seek more information before deciding whether to amend the village’s lot coverage limits, which address how much space property owners can fill on their land.

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Corrales lot coverage rules remain unchanged as council explores new options

by Rodd Cayton, City Desk ABQ January 9th, 2026January 26th, 2026

Lucy Salazar, a dancer and instructor from Agua Fria, will present a brief history of the dances and their cultural significance before leading participants through dance demonstrations and instruction. Live music will be provided by Tios Mios, a group specializing in traditional New Mexican music.

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Traditional Hispanic dances take center stage in Corrales

by Kevin Hendricks January 9th, 2026January 26th, 2026

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Family of injured newborn sues Presbyterian

by Josh Lee, nm.news January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

A local veteran has filed a new federal lawsuit in New Mexico against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, alleging that a prescription error at a VA pharmacy caused permanent internal injuries. (Tony Webster at WIkimedia Commons)

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New Mexico vet files lawsuit over alleged VA pharmacy error

by Josh Lee, nm.news January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

Congress has redefined what counts as “hemp” and effectively banned hemp-derived intoxicants in a move that could have big effects for New Mexico’s hemp sector. (Elsa Olafsson at Wikimedia Commons)

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Federal THCA ban could change hemp farming in New Mexico

by Josh Lee, nm.news January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

R4 Creating students test out their robot. (Courtesy photo)

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R4Creating enjoying new space, planning new programs

by Rodd Cayton January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

Hundreds of residents packed an elementary school cafeteria Tuesday night to question representatives from Castelion Corporation about a proposed hypersonic missile manufacturing facility planned for just outside of Rio Rancho.

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Letter to the editor: Sandoval County Clarifies Project Ranger Zoning Process

by Kevin Hendricks January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

"Sounds of the Season" will feature the Rio Rancho Youth Chorus and the Children's Chorus of Rio Rancho performing holiday classics, folk tunes and contemporary pieces. Both performances will begin at 3 p.m. at the church, located at 2903 Cabezon Blvd.

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Rio Rancho arts organization seeks singers, actors for new season

by Kevin Hendricks January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

New Mexico will receive about $211 million over five years to expand rural health care access under a new $50 billion federal program, though state officials have not yet said which hospitals or communities will benefit when funding begins in 2026.

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New Mexico secures $211M for rural hospitals

by Kevin Hendricks January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

There’s a blank canvas in Placitas (figuratively speaking), and the community is encouraged to help decide how that eight-acre space will be colored in.

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Arts site to benefit Placitas, supporters say

by Rodd Cayton January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

nm.news | merritt hamilton allen

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What did 2025 leave us?

by Guest Commentary January 5th, 2026January 26th, 2026

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Flu hospitalizations eclipse COVID as flu season hits New Mexico

by NM Political Report December 22nd, 2025January 26th, 2026

nm.news | merritt hamilton allen

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Seeking storytellers

by Kevin Hendricks December 22nd, 2025January 26th, 2026

Santa Ana Pueblo Governor Myron Armijo, left, and Interim Lieutenant Governor Joe Montoya break ground on multimillion-dollar intersection project on NM 313 and Dove Rd. (Courtesy photo)

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Santa Ana Pueblo, NMDOT break ground on I-313/Dove Road project

by Rodd Cayton December 22nd, 2025January 26th, 2026

Thirty-two rural health care organizations across New Mexico will receive $20 million in state funding to expand primary care services in underserved communities, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced Friday.

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Tribal Health Center Serving Sandoval County Among Rural Care Grant Recipients

by Kevin Hendricks December 22nd, 2025January 26th, 2026

Wild Hearts Gallery presented a donation of $1,282 to Humberto Macias, District Battalion Chief, and members of the Placitas Volunteer Fire Brigade on December 18. This donation was the result of a Boot Drive in honor of former gallery member David Johnson that raised $414, plus $868 which was 15% of the gallery’s holiday sales.

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Placitas Holiday Market raises over $18,000 for local nonprofits

by Kevin Hendricks December 22nd, 2025January 26th, 2026

In the East Mountains, four new dispensaries have popped up, while two have disappeared

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New Mexico cannabis industry cheers Trump’s rescheduling order

by NM Political Report December 19th, 2025January 26th, 2026

Thirty-two rural health care organizations across New Mexico will receive $20 million in state funding to expand primary care services in underserved communities, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced Friday.

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Governor awards $20 million to expand rural primary care across New Mexico

by NM Political Report December 19th, 2025January 26th, 2026