Rio Rancho Authors Honored as New Mexico Centennial Figures
Our View lauds Rio Rancho residents Don Bullis and Vannda Micheaux Nelson for being named New Mexico Centennial Author and Children's Author by the State Library and Department of Cultural Affairs. The selections aim to showcase poetry and storytelling in celebrating the state's heritage during the centennial. Bullis wrote New Mexico A Biographical Dictionary. Nelson authored Bad News for Outlaws.
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Submissions Guide for Rio Rancho Observer Readers
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 for guest pieces and 300 for letters. Include author name city and phone. anonymous submissions are rejected. Submissions may be published in print or electronic form and the editor may decline any submission.
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Rio Rancho reflects on 2010 and looks to 2011
City leaders review a year of budget challenges, new HP facility growth, road improvements, and health care expansion. 2011 brings Presbyterian Rio Rancho Medical Center opening in October, UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center in spring 2012, a 14 screen Premieres Cinemas complex in May, and ongoing campus projects.
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