By SECU I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season and are enjoying a renewed sense of purpose as 2020 gets underway. I always feel a great surge of energy and optimism at this time of year, and believe it is an ideal time to prioritize personal financial goals. …
Read More »Weekly basketball schedule
WEDNESDAY: Jan. 29 GIRLS BASKETBALL — Albuquerque Manazno at Santa Fe High, 7 p.m. Albuquerque Sandia at Capital, 7 p.m. …
Read More »Weekly fishing and stocking report
By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Alto Lake: Israel Martinez, Paisley Martinez and the Parker boys of Odessa, Texas caught their limit of rainbow trout using garlic PowerBait Jan. 25. Bottomless Lakes: Gilbert and Tanya Rodriguez, of El Paseo, caught and released 32 rainbow trout using salmon …
Read More »PERA Chief Investment Officer Awarded Governance Excellence Award
By PERA Santa Fe, NM: AIF Global recently awarded PERA’s Chief Investment Officer (CIO), Dominic Garcia with their Institutional Investor Governance Excellence Award. Garcia was recognized at AIF Global’s Annual Investors’ Meeting on January 13, 2020, where the organization celebrated its 15th anniversary. This independent economic think tank focuses on …
Read More »LEGISLATIVE RECAP & ACTION ALERT: Urge These Senators to Oppose Recreational Pot!
By Family policy alliance On Tuesday, the 2020 Legislative Session kicked off with the State of the State Address by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. The Governor laid out her plan for the session with a focus on education, public safety, and economic development. Among her listed priorities was the legalization …
Read More »Basketball elite Kobe Bryant, one of the best to ever play the game
By Arnie Leshin It came across the screen like a bad dream. The news kept piling up. It was shocking, stunning, something unexpected to unravel.The sports world is reeling. That’s right, whether you were or are a basketball fan, it was a tragedy that dropped from the sky, a helicopter …
Read More »Bad Saturday night in Reno for University of New Mexico men’s basketball, facing former head coach Steve Alford’s non conference Nevada team and departing with a 96-74 whipping in the reunion of coaches
By Arnie Leshin What began with a number of lead changes and a tight opening half ended with the age-old, what goes around comes around. And that’s just what head coach Steve Alford had in store for his Nevada men’s basketball team when familiar University of New Mexico, whom he …
Read More »Pojoaque Valley broke away with a quick lead, ahead 14-0 before visiting Taos scored in the District 2-4A game, and kept the lead until the Tigers hung around to force overtime and a 67-65 win on Noah Armijo’s basket
By Arnie Leshin There’s just how long you can allow a team to hang around. Such was the case Saturday nightwhen Taos visited Pojoaque Valley in a boy’s District 2-4A clash. The Elks poured in on early, racing in front all the way to a 14-0 lead before Edgar Varela …
Read More »Surprise, Pecos senior Ismael Villegas failed to make varsity basketball until his junior year, but that’s all history as he continued his sparkling two seasons with a stellar effort in Friday night’s 58-54 win over 5A Clovis
By Arnie Leshin It was the usual full house at Pecos High’s Louis G. Sanchez Memorial gymnasium and Elissa Villegas appeared concerned as she returned to her seat for the second half as the boy’s basketball game’s official scorer. The 2A Panthers were up 34-33 in this non district challenge against …
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