Diabetes patient Gabby Arias, 11, shows U.S. Sen. Tom Udall her insulin management system during his visit to her Rio Rancho home. Udall is concerned that conditions could become more complicated for Gabby and others like her if the Affordable Care Act is struck down or repealed. (Greg Sorber/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2019 Albuquerque Journal […]
Read MoreSupportive Care at The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho is a Premier Full Service Health Care Community where extra support is available at one location. There is no entry fee or long term contract to move directly into Supportive Care at The Neighborhood in Rio Ranchoand features both private studio and one-bedroom apartments. Supportive Care is […]
Read MoreCourtesy Photo With temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s, New Mexico’s summer is in full stride. This means that lake days, barbecues and camping trips are upon us. For many Americans, the Fourth of July is a holiday that is key to the summer experience. This week, communities across the nation will be celebrating […]
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – As the massive I-25 and Rio Bravo project is entering its final weeks, it has become apparent the landscaping is missing. The city and the state are both hoping the other will come up with the millions it takes to dress up the interchange. Every mayor for the past 20 years […]
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Copyright © 2019 Albuquerque Journal They’re back! That’s what Erika Edgerly, Intel Corp.’s government affairs officer for the company’s Rio Rancho plant, told the Economic Forum on Wednesday morning, following the semiconductor giant’s announcement in May that it will hire 300 more employees this year for its New Mexico site. “We have 1,200 employees on […]
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RIO RANCHO, N.M. — Recently, I got a call from a lady in poor health. She is living in a Bernalillo County housing unit. Apparently, there are several apartment-like places that are rented out to low-income older people. This lady has health issues, yet the manager insisted she have a pest control company spray her […]
Read MoreCould New Mexico, the perennially poor kid on the block, at long last be on the verge of a permanent economic turnaround? Could we be on the road to an economy where instead of having nearly half the population on Medicaid, we would be on equal economic footing – or better – with Texas, Colorado, […]
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Teams from all over New Mexico are taking part in high school tournaments at the New Mexico Games basketball competition. Among the teams, there was Hope Christian, Rio Rancho and the defending state champions, Valley. Teams like the New Mexico Coyotes had players from different schools joining forces. The tournament gives players […]
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ALBUQUERQUE, NM (KRQE) – Two metro-area school districts say they need more state funding to pay for school bus service. Albuquerque Public Schools and Rio Rancho Public Schools said for years, they’ve been dipping into their operating budgets to find the millions it takes to run the buses, including fuel, repair and maintenance costs. APS […]
Read MoreLongtime developer and real-estate broker John Black looks over a section of land south of the Double Eagle Airport where Paseo del Volcan will run once funded. Black and his shareholders donated land to help push the project forward in 2015. (Stephen Montoya/ Rio Rancho Observer) RIO RANCHO, N.M. — (This article is the second […]
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