By the BF Staff From the September/October 2018 Issue Gov. Susana Martinez recently announced that Intel Corporation is moving technology development for its 3D XPoint memory technology to its facility in Rio Rancho, NM. The move includes the addition of over a hundred jobs at Intel’s Rio Rancho site. Gov. Susana Martinez cuts the ribbon […]
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The foreclosure of Fernando Nava’s house has the potential to change protections for homeowners across New Mexico. In 2013, Nava’s Rio Rancho home was foreclosed on by Wells Fargo. Since then, he has had to get rid of his dogs and has lived in six different places around the city. Nava claims […]
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RIO RANCHO, NM (KRQE) – The Rio Rancho city council unanimously approved a controversial zone change, during their Wednesday evening meeting. Now, the developer is hoping it can work with neighbors in the area to smooth things over. The Unser gateway in Rio Rancho is booming with more and more houses being built, and a […]
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Albuquerque Institute of Math and Science has again been ranked by U.S. News as New Mexico’s top public high school and one of the nation’s 250 best. A charter school that serves about 330 students in grades 6-12 from a broad geographic and socio-economic cross-section of the Metro area, AIMS has a stellar graduation rate […]
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Rio Rancho Animal Control has created an Amazon Wish List where anyone can order food and supplies for dogs and cats at the shelter. You can either send items directly to the shelter or have them shipped to your own address and drop them off yourself at 3441 Northern Blvd, Rio Rancho NM 87124. To […]
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With the latest school shooting in Texas fresh on the minds of many, a Rio Rancho couple is worried after young thieves stole a gun from them. Amy and Jared Lawson said thieves didn’t seem to notice the security cameras while breaking into the truck parked in their driveway on Tuesday in a neighborhood near […]
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The city’s Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department coordinated the event at Cabezon Park Saturday for the town’s biggest yard sale. People KRQE News 13 spoke to say it’s a great way to clean out the garage while helping others find unique treasures. Start the conversation, or Read more at KRQE Albuquerque. Source Article
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Dr. Sue Cleveland has been the superintendent of Rio Rancho Public Schools since 1994 when the district opened. Born in Albuquerque, Cleveland graduated from Sandia High School and got her undergraduate degree at the University of New Mexico. She received her master’s at New Mexico State University and her Ph.D. at the University of Houston […]
Read MoreALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – New Mexicans are heading to the polls in several cities across the state Tuesday. Santa Fe voters have a big decision on their hands in electing a new mayor. Current Mayor Javier Gonzales had originally planned to make a run for lieutenant governor once leaving his mayoral post. Those plans changed when […]
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RIO RANCHO, N.M. The moves being taught at G3 Combatives Training Center in Rio Rancho aren’t ones you’d ever want to use in a real-life situation. Grijalva teaches people how they can protect themselves and said if someone enters your home, you have to be prepared to think on your feet. Start the conversation, or […]
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