Rio Rancho Community Heart Seen As Tender Place
A local resident notes Rio Rancho is a warm, caring place for people who live and work there, reflecting communal strength and neighborhood ties in the town. The remark emphasizes civic spirit and shared responsibility within the community.
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Rio Rancho
Life in Texas drawn by JCPenney veteran Hibler
Terry Hibler, 63, ex head of JCPenney’s Rio Rancho call center now near a Planet Fitness in Texas, recalls 42 years with the firm from Kemmerer Wyoming to Plano and Rio Rancho. He praises JCPenney’s history and notes call centers have waned. Hibler highlights McKinney’s quality of life and his Texas Rangers fandom while staying connected through social media.
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McKinney
Terry Hibler
Jcpenney
Southern Boulevard
A Planet Fitness
Hibler
Rio Rancho
Plano
Texas
Cindy
Golden Rule Company
Kemmeerer
Wyo
City of Vision
California
Metroplex
Dallas
Rangers
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Pittsburgh
Loving Thunder Therapeutic Riding Center Helps Vets and Others
Loving Thunder Therapeutic Riding in Rio Rancho aids veterans and others with PTSD, autism, and physical challenges through six week sessions on seven horses. Founded in 2008 by Mike and Twyana Raupp, the 501c3 nonprofit offers hippotherapy inspired equine sessions, one on one veteran lessons, and sensory trails, with client access via lovingthunder.com.
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Rio Rancho
Loving Thunder
Mike
Twyana
Twuana
Mike Raupp
Loving Thunder Therapeutic Riding
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Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship Organization
New Mexico
Thunder
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Ella Mae Stakich
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Lovingthunder.com
Antonio Sanchez
Twuana Raupp