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SEMO will announce starting QB at kickoff against NMSU
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Southeast Missouri State will make a game time decision as to who will be the RedHawks starting quarterback against New Mexico State on Saturday, per KFVS. SEMO’s starting quarterback Paxton DeLaurent went out late in the second quarter against North Alabama in week zero last week, never returning. Freshman Carter […]
ENMU takes down NMHU, NMMI falls in season openers
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – There was some college football action featuring New Mexican schools on Thursday night. Division II teams Eastern New Mexico and New Mexico Highlands met up in Las Vegas and NMMI’s JUCO team kicked off its season in Hutchinson, KS. The Greyhounds and Cowboys combined for 100 total points and 756 rushing yards. […]
Chicken Salad Chick coming to Winrock Town Center; eyeing more sites for expansion
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – After opening its first location in New Mexico in April, Chicken Salad Chick is getting ready to open its second, and possibly third, restaurant in the state. Franchisees Jennifer Sanchez and Keith Murray opened their location at 10621 Unser Blvd. NW near McMahon Boulevard NW...
Pashales Scores in 3-1 Loss to New Mexico State
STOCKTON, Calif. - The Pacific women's soccer team fell, 3-1, to New Mexico State on Thursday at Knoles Field. Junior Alexis Pashales scored her second goal of the season for the Tigers (1-3) in the 87th minute, chipping a pass from sophomore Grace Campos underneath the crossbar. The Tigers pressed...
’Devils Break Losing Streak in Los Alamos
The Last Time Española Beat the Hilltoppers was in 2002. A friendship forged in fourth grade at Española Elementary proved to be a difference in the Sundevils’ football team, ending a long-losing streak to rival Los Alamos High School. It’s a streak that started before Española Valley...
Dulce Gives New Meaning to the Term ‘Iron Man’ Football
While many high school football teams across New Mexico have players who play both offense and defense, and frankly, may never leave the field, the Dulce Hawks gave new meaning to the term “iron man” football Friday night in their season-opener against visiting Hagerman/Lake Arthur. Dulce dressed and...
Corrales makes changes to village code
The village of Corrales council changed a few things in the village code at its regular council meeting Aug. 27. The first change was an addition to the Environmental Nuisances section just under the subsection about what constitutes as a nuisance.
ABQ Mayor Tim Keller: 'I am planning on another term'
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — "It's no secret I am planning on another term, but it's to see this through," Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller said Thursday. "I always say, like, 2027 is going to be a great year because all these projects I've been working on are going to be done, but I got to make sure I'm there to see it, so that's what I'm thinking right now."
Turbo Turtle, a tribute truck
If you thought its been hot lately, it was nothing compared to the heat during this year’s Hobbs August Nights where a number of hot exotic and custom vehicles were on full display for the community. Broadway Street was lined with Oldsmobiles, Lowrider’s, Corvettes, Ferraris and many other custom...
Corley sisters win in US Open first round
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Ivanna and Carmen Corley are moving on in the US Open. The sister duo won their opening round match in the major tennis tournament on Thursday 6-1, 6-3. The former Eldorado Eagles and New Mexico high school state champions looked solid in their major debut against the Russian doubles team of Alexandrova […]
All American Futurity horse race to be held at The Downs Racetrack
All summer long The Downs have hosted Ruidoso Downs Racing after devasting flooding in Ruidoso. Labor Day Weekend will be the last weekend of Ruidoso Downs racing will take place in Albuquerque. The Downs at Albuquerque is excited to support them by hosting the $3 Million All American Futurity along...
Black Business Month ends with Civic Plaza event
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Albuquerque’s Office of Equity and Inclusion wants to invite you to celebrate the end of National Black Business Month this weekend. It’s a family affair at the Civic Plaza, full of music, food, and even yoga. The city’s African-American community...
New Mexico medical center adds orthopedics
Los Alamos (N.M.) Medical Center has tapped orthopedic surgeon Ronald Wheeler, MD, to provide care at the newly established Los Alamos Orthopedics & Sports Medicine clinic, according to an Aug. 28 report from the Los Alamos Daily Post. The medical center will now offer a full range of orthopedic and...
Issues at Memorial Wall Persist
Veterans Day is less than three months away and while Española Veterans Memorial Wall Commission past president Chris Archuleta has done just about everything in his power to ensure the Veterans Memorial Wall at the Plaza de Española remains undisturbed, vandalism keeps occurring. In June, Archuleta said he...
Chickasaw Citizen Jannette Mondragón Appointed as Magistrate Judge
LAS CRUCES, NM – Chickasaw citizen Jannette Mondragón has made history as the first female First American Magistrate Judge in Doña Ana County. Appointed March 29, 2024 by New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham, Mondragón filled the seat previously occupied by Judge Rebecca Duffin. Duffin was appointed as Third Judicial District Court Judge.
McCurdy Falls Short in Season-Opener
If exposure to playoff-type football is what McCurdy head coach Robert Nevarez wanted by scheduling Class 3A power Cobre, that is exactly what the Bobcats got Saturday at Chic Martinez Field. Unfortunately, McCurdy ended up on the short end of a 30-26 season-opening decision in a hot, hard-fought tussle, but...
Lobos Lose to Tatum Coyotes, 46-30
It took one-half of the football game for the Escalante Lobos to adjust from 11-man Class 2A to the eight-man game Friday night, but by that time, the Tatum Coyotes built a 14-point halftime lead en route to a 46-30 victory in Tatum. The Lobos, under first-year head coach and...
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