Crowson retires from village of LL
Diana Crowson recently retired after nearly 12 years of service as the planning and zoning technician with the village of Los Lunas.
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LL Schools consider palm scanners
Los Lunas Schools may soon adopt hand-scanning technology to expedite student lunch lines.
Wounded Warrior Run set for May 25 in LL
The Wounded Warriors Project is dear to Mary Tallouzi's heart. She saw her vibrant son, Daniel Tallouzi, go off to Iraq when he was 22, only to return in an open-eyed coma with severe head injuries.
Valencia County deputies seize about $750K of suspected cocaine
What began as a traffic stop last week near Los Lunas ended in a seizure of nearly $750,000 worth of packaged cocaine.
Media coalition's effort to unseal Chavez court records still undecided
A motion filed by a New Mexico news media coalition to unseal court records in the murder trial against former Albuquerque police officer Levi Chavez is still in limbo.
Unofficial Rio Communities election results
Voters in Rio Communities went to the polls today to elect their first mayor, city councilors and municipal judge. According to the unofficial election results, Mark P. Gwinn has been…[Read more]
Open burning banned in Valencia County
By Clara Garcia News-Bulletin Editor cgarcia@news-bulletin.com Effective immediately, open burning has been banned in the unincorporated areas of Valencia County. The county commission approved an emergency ordinance Wednesday, declaring an…[Read more]
Seniors 2013: Belen High School & Infinity High School
Seniors 2013: Belen High School & Infinity High School Published by the Valencia County News-Bulletin. Copyright 2013
Police: Female suspects kill man; speed into Belen
Three women, including a juvenile, have been charged in connection with a murder after police discovered a man's body in the trunk of his own car following a high-speed chase that ended in Belen on Friday.
Gophers flood ‘The Farm’
Thanks to pesky gophers, residents off of Park Place Drive in Bosque Farms woke up to a hell of a morning Monday.
VSWCD mill levy passes; de Cherif and Moya re-elected
One candidate was literally jumping for joy while it was smiles all around for everyone else Tuesday evening after the results of the Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District election were announced.
Belen City Council approves amended JPA; county to now have its say
One down, one to go.
First Rio Communities election set for Tuesday
Voters will get their chance Tuesday to vote for the first mayor, city council and municipal judge in the first ever Rio Communities municipal election.
Depp to film in Belen
Within the next three months, the streets of the Hub City will be the backdrop for the action-packed science fiction movie "Transcendence."
LLHS student is state’s Doodle 4 Google winner; competing for $30K scholarship
Sam Martin's classmates cheered him on like a rock star last week.
Local named top wildlife officer
Being a wildlife conservation officer is more than a job for Sgt. Craig Sanchez of Grants. It's a lifestyle and one the Belen High School graduate wouldn't change for the world.
Bosque Farms clothing store changes to used car lot
Business at Bosque Farms could be called challenging, at the least.
Media group wants Chavez motions open
A news media coalition is seeking to unseal seven pretrial motions — and to prevent the blanket sealing of any future motions — in the murder case against former Albuquerque police officer Levi Chavez.
Valencia County farmer’s water lawsuit dismissed
State District Judge Shannon Bacon has dismissed a lawsuit by a Valencia County farmer alleging the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District was violating farmers' water rights.
42 BMS teachers to attend AVID conference
More than 40 Belen Middle School teachers will interrupt their summer vacation to attend a three-day professional conference to expand upon a college readiness program.