UNIFY program links disabled youth to sports and inclusion
A community initiative across Rio Rancho promotes UNIFY to empower individuals with disabilities through confidence building, local connections, employment training, and inclusive events like A Park Above. Mayor Greve Hull notes progress. Special Olympics data highlight obesity gaps and the broad reach of UNIFY and Project UNIFY in schools nationwide.
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Big Event draws more student help in Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho High School students and volunteers boosted the Big Event with 76 residences served and many weed removal tasks completed. Mayor Gregg Hull joined a work crew at a former student’s home on Navajo Lane, praising the effort as a lesson in service.
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Christian Gift Store Opens in Rio Rancho
Mike and Jane Hullstuttler opened Believer's Christian Gifts at 2003 Southern Blvd Suite 120 after 32 years together. Since August, Bibles drive sales while customers from churches visit, share faith, and offer support as the couple builds a community-focused shop.
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