From a hypersonic missile factory to breaking news in Bernalillo and a playful Boba Catch photo, Observer journalists earned 18 New Mexico Press Association awards. 🏆https://t.co/ff5psJVVFF
Down a goal with under 10 seconds left, the Goatheads tied Saturday’s game with one second to go. Idaho won in overtime, then swept the series. 🏒https://t.co/imz23Fs0JY
The Goatheads’ first night ended 4-1—but not without a milestone. Cameron Buhl scored the first goal in New Mexico franchise history in front of a sold-out crowd. 🏒https://t.co/YClt9fv9mW
New Mexico has seen pro hockey teams fold, leagues run out of money and a nearly 20-year gap. Now the Goatheads are set to write the next chapter. 🏒 https://t.co/s6ioJkZJ9U
“An acceptable number of loss of life ... should be zero.” After years of deadly crashes on US 550, Sandoval County commissioners say it’s time for action. https://t.co/YWEXpZC0Gs
For 17 years, New Mexico has waited for pro hockey. Tommorow, the Goatheads bring it back—giving local fans a new team to rally behind and coach Zack Stortini a first season full of unknowns, ambition and the promise of a fresh start. https://t.co/5Rcz9YcTIL
Residents overwhelmingly opposed it. Still, Rio Rancho’s P&Z Board approved rezoning for a 55-unit luxury apartment complex 4-1. 🏢 https://t.co/ARDbqXZuCV
Final round of voting for the 2026 Rio Rancho Observer Readers' Choice is now open! Vote once per day per email address through Sept. 6. https://t.co/16pK079J9V
Residents spoke out against Flock cameras last night during the Rio Rancho Governing Body meeting while city officials defended their use https://t.co/r2yYgbR93X
Final round of voting for the 2026 Rio Rancho Observer Readers' Choice is now open! Vote once per day per email address through Sept. 6. https://t.co/16pK079J9V
Final round of voting for the 2026 Rio Rancho Observer Readers' Choice is now open! Vote once per day per email address through Sept. 6. https://t.co/16pK079J9V
Rio Rancho's municipal elections have been held separately from state elections due to a voter ID clause in the city charter. However, the city clerk reviewed the heavy financial and time costs of the current model, proposing potential changes for the future. Link in comments
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