Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of October.
Good morning, Rio Rancho.
The Mesa Club, a recovery group meeting hub, marked the completion of its building renovations with support from local leaders and a community celebration.
Patrick Ethridge, editor-in-chief of the Albuquerque Journal, is serving a 10-day sentence for a misdemeanor shoplifting charge involving $104.20 in unpaid merchandise.
Sandoval County Commissioner Katherine Bruch advocates for a yes vote on four General Obligation Bonds to continue supporting the county's libraries, roads, fairgrounds, animal services, and emergency services, enhancing life for its residents.
New Mexicans who were previously incarcerated are suing the Secretary of State, alleging denial of their restored voting rights violates constitutional rights.
Luke Wysong, a junior at the University of New Mexico, emerges as a standout wide receiver, aiming for a 1,000-yard season, a feat last achieved by a Lobo in 2007.
34th Annual Rio Grande Arts and Crafts Festival
Experience an extraordinary gathering of 200 top artists and craftsmen showcasing their work amidst stunning views and live entertainment at the Sandia Resort & Casino.
Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta 2024
Experience a breathtaking display of special shape balloons, stunning twilight glows, and a vibrant sky at the renowned Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.
Disney On Ice: Mickey's Search Party
Experience an enchanting ice skating adventure featuring beloved Disney characters and interactive opportunities for all ages.
Foreigner with Special Guest Loverboy
Experience a night of classic rock with legendary bands Foreigner and Loverboy, known for their timeless hits and energetic performances.
MercyMe Concert featuring Crowder and Cochren & Co
Experience an uplifting evening of contemporary Christian music with MercyMe alongside Crowder and Cochren & Co.
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