Wednesday, March 22, 2023
By Josiah Ward Corrales village councilors on Tuesday discussed increasing the pay for elected officials to put them in line with some similarly sized cities in New Mexico. Currently, in …
Bill Sapien, a former Sandoval County Commission chairman and highly respected member of the community, died last weekend, his family confirmed. He was 86. His son, former state Sen. John Sapien, …
Should state legislators be paid for their work? They could be if a measure now under consideration in the Legislature makes it on the ballot this November. Two local legislators, Rep. Kathleen …
The 2023 New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards program (our 18th year) needs more judges! Books are by authors and publishers from New Mexico and Arizona and books about either state that have been …
A Corrales man was charged with felony arson and aggravated assault after allegedly setting a tractor on fire and later threatening his landlord while holding a shotgun. According to two separate …
A recently opened massage studio in Corrales appears to be rubbing some people the wrong way. Bunkhouse Massage opened in December in one of the first commercial buildings motorists encounter when …
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5432 in Corrales is looking for a few good men… or women. To be eligible, you just need to have served in an overseas conflict as a member of the U.S. Army, Navy, …
By Devin D. O'Leary "I've always been really passionate about cannabis," says Chef Dmitri Eleftheriou from his gleaming kitchen in Albuquerque's industrial district. "So I want to transfer that …
Chef Jon Young of Corrales has been named New Mexico Food Ambassador by the Dept. of Agriculture for a tenure of two years. That means he will shout the word about local food and food products …
By John R. Schumann Prior to the Jan. 10 Corrales Village council meeting, a work-study sessionwas held to discuss a design concept for the Corrales Arts, Community andEducation Center (ACE). …