Rio Rancho Home & Remodeling Show Returns to Santa Ana Star Center
The Rio Rancho Home & Remodeling Show returns to Santa Ana Star Center March 28 29 after a four year break featuring 150 plus remodeling and furnishing professionals and nearly 250 booths. The event runs 10 am to 5 pm on March 28 and 10 am to 4 pm on March 29 with free admission for attendees at 10 am both days and a $5 charge for the rest of the hours. Kids under 12 enter free.
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Taco Dinner Fundraiser For Learning Disabilities
A Taco Feed fundraiser for the Masonic School for Children with Learning Disabilities is set for Wednesday February 25 at Sandoval Masonic Lodge Rio Rancho. Adults eight dollars and children five, served 530 to 800 pm dine in or carry out. MSCLD board and Union Lodge No 4 AFRAM organize. Call 948 0144 for details. Dinners are held monthly on the lodge's fourth Wednesday.
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Education forum topic set for Feb 2 at Marriott Pyramid
Albuquerque Business First hosts a forum titled Education for a Changing Workforce on Thursday Feb 2 from 7 to 9 30 am at the Marriott Pyramid. The event aims to connect business leaders with education officials to discuss preparing New Mexican students for evolving workforce needs. Rio Rancho Public Schools Superintendent Sue Cleveland participates in the panel. Rio Rancho Public Schools partners with RoadWest to offer free ESL classes for parents over 18, starting Feb 16 through May 1, at Rio Rancho Elementary and Colinas del Norte Elementary, with one on one tutoring for English reading and writing. Call 892-1131 for more information.
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Vision City celebrates four decades of service
The city marks 40 years of serving residents with continued community programs, improved infrastructure, and renewed commitment to public safety and cultural initiatives led by local officials and civic groups.
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Board raises Cleveland's pay by $22 thousand
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education voted 5-0 to raise Superintendent Sue Cleveland’s salary from 158000 to 180000 and extend her contract by one year. Board members said the raise is aligned with district norms and would help attract qualified leadership. Cleveland said she did not ask for the raise and was surprised by the decision. The district plans to continue strong student performance with high graduation rates and state test scores.
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Valentine signs spark local shopping push in Rio Rancho
Flower shop owner Jay Myers relies on Valentine’s Week for about 10 percent of yearly business and rents a refrigerated truck for bouquets. A heart shaped “Buy Local Rio Rancho” sign appears outside Flowers and Things, part of a Sandoval County Kiwanis Club effort. Mayor Grege Hull confirms the signs aim to boost downtown commerce as in years past.
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Cruces Mayor Vows to Wear Rams Jersey Over Bet
Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima pledged to honor a December bet with Rio Rancho Mayor Gregory Hull over the NM Class 6A final. Rio Rancho beat Mayfield 33-31, earning Hull bragging rights. Miyagishima will wear a Rams jersey to settle the wager.
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Rio Rancho lawmakers push mental health care bills
Two Rio Rancho legislators join Sen. Mary Kay Papen in backing mental health bills to intervene early. House Bill 222 would pilot community engagement teams over five years to link at risk individuals to services, with voluntary participation and aims to prevent crises like the James Boyd case. The effort seeks collaboration with city and county officials to expand treatment, housing, food aid, and transportation.
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Mary Kay Papen
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New Mexico
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Albuquerque
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