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Category: Sandoval County
Posted inArts & Culture, Sandoval County

Mary & Karl Hofmann: A Retrospective 

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis

A retrospective featuring works by longtime Placitas residents Mary and Karl Hofmann will begin the Placitas Community Library’s 2024 exhibition series in the Gracie Lee Community Room. The couple is being celebrated for their collaborative efforts throughout the nearly fifty years they’ve lived and worked together in New Mexico producing ceramics and sculpture, paintings, pastels, […]

Posted inSandoval County

Community Briefs

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis

The City of Rio Rancho is seeking applications from eligible residents interested in filling seats on several Public Improvement District (PID) Boards. Individuals eligible (registered to vote with an address located within a PID’s boundaries) and interested in applying may do so by filling out an Online Interest Form (www.rrnm.gov/PIDBoard) no later than Monday, January […]

Posted inHousing & Homelessness, Sandoval County, Torrance County, Uncategorized

Athletics Association Changes Districts Statewide

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis

The high school sports landscape will look vastly different for the next two-year block as the New Mexico Activities Association Board of Directors agreed to a plan that significantly reduces the numbers of football districts among all classifications statewide. “The board asked us to think outside the box,” Sally Marquez, NMAA executive director, said during […]

Posted inHousing & Homelessness, Sandoval County, Torrance County, Uncategorized

Athletics Association Changes Districts Statewide

by Tierna Unruh-Enos

The high school sports landscape will look vastly different for the next two-year block as the New Mexico Activities Association Board of Directors agreed to a plan that significantly reduces the numbers of football districts among all classifications statewide. “The board asked us to think outside the box,” Sally Marquez, NMAA executive director, said during […]