The Rio Grande Foundation is holding a statewide contest to come up with a new, more representative and New Mexico centered logo for the New Mexico Land Office. Cash prizes will be offered for the original logo that best, most-artistically represents the New Mexico Land Office and its mission. According…
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The Knights of Columbus State free throw Contest was held on March 23rd, 2019 and all three participants placed 3rd. (10 year old girl division) Elayna Cardenas from Council 10666 (Cimarron), ( 13 year old boy division) Nash Trujillo, and ( 13 year old girl division ) Cassidee Cruz from…
By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media – It’s been 28 years since Raton Cheer Coach Linda Ortiz began coaching cheer at Raton High, and this year her 2019 cheer team added a fourth state championship to that legacy as they topped the class 3A cheer competition at the NM State Spirit Competition…
Raton PBW Scholarship: The Raton Professional Business Women’s Organization is proud to offer a $500 scholarship for continuing education in 2019. This scholarship is available to both males and females in Colfax and Union County, including graduating seniors and anyone now in the work force who wishes to further his…
Registration Deadline is April 12 The summer break from school can be filled with a variety of activities for teenagers. For 30 teenagers it will be an opportunity to learn the science behind ranching at the New Mexico Youth Ranch Management Camp conducted by New Mexico State University’s College of…
By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media The Raton City Commission heard from its auditing firm that the city has received an unmodified audit report for the FY2018 at its Tuesday, March 26th regular meeting. Alan Bowers of Carr, Riggs and Ingram, LLC. informed commissioners that the FY2018 audit looked very…
By Aaron Sena-Stevens – GrowRaton hosted the Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC), which held the first of a four part workshop series, at the Raton Convention Center On Thursday, March 21st. GrowRaton’s Community Coordinator,Patricia Duran, and the RCAC Facilitators organized the workshop, with sponsorship from International Bank and the Center…
San Isabel Electric is initiating several construction projects scheduled to begin this spring to insure increased power reliability. Targeting before winter 2019 begins, it is being planned that San Isabel Electric members from the New Mexico state line to Walsenburg will experience fewer and shorter power outages. The increased power reliability…
The 2019 Notice of Values will be going out in the mail April 1. It is not a tax bill it is your valuation on your property; Business, Personal Property, and of course Livestock. Look at your value and if you do not agree with it, you have 30 days…
By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media HB5/SB1 is the Public Education Changes bills that will provide New Mexico teachers with a small pay raise of about $4,000 per year for level one teachers. The bill was approved by the house with a 53-14 vote and a 37-0 vote in the…