Arroyo Seco News

Beautiful shots of Rio Grande river gorge, i like the old truck and the gift shop looks so inviting.. i'd love to go inside.... i look forward to viewing tomorrows shots.... - Smile ; ) LOVE the mural - are the ...

A New Mexico jury has awarded $2.15 million in damages to an Arroyo Seco woman whose earlier default judgment was ignored by an insurance company.

Fantastic images of the Arroyo Seco Fourth of July Parade from Rick Romancito of the TAOS NEWS.

Northern New Mexico is like a treasured friend, where a visit can prove tonic and revitalizing.

Met my new photo buddy in Taos - here are samples of our day: One side of the Taos Plaza square: Taos_Plaza Thunderhead over Taos mountains: Thunderhead Took tons of 'abstracts' of the famous San Francisco de ...

Arroyo Seco Parade starts at Noon on Friday, July 4, 2008.

The uniquely American holiday of Independence Day might not be reveled so much these days as a celebration of the Colonies’ adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, which solidified separation from Great Britain. But it is still about patriotism, community and family. The holiday’s modern connection with fireworks, parades, carnivals, barbecues, picnics and baseball games is alive and well, and the Enchanted Circle is no exception.

A large group of area residents and visitors make the hike to Williams Lake Wednesday (June 18), arriving just in time to catch moonrise over Wheeler Peak.

Taos School of Music continues a venerable tradition

Since 1963, the Taos School of Music has launched the careers of some of the world’s finest classical musicians. High in the mountains above Taos, the clean, cool air and near-ascetic atmosphere provides the kind of environment perfectly suited to focusing a student’s acumen, sharpening it to near perfection during an intensive eight-week program that includes a thrilling schedule of public performances which benefits music lovers of all ages.

By Patricia Chambers,TAOS NEWS Monday, June 2, 2008 10:05 AM MDT

The Society of the Muse of the Southwest (SOMOS) scored a coup Sunday (June 1) by hosting Valerie Plame with her husband and former Ambassador Joseph Wilson for the organization's annual fund raiser at the Bavarian Restaurant in the Taos Ski Valley.

Maverick County Food Co. Just Won’t Die! Reincarnates in Seco! Sheila Guzman opened Gypsy 360 in Arroyo Seco in summer 2002 in Seco Plaza, behind what is now the Doug West Gallery on the east side of the highway. After a good three-and-a-half-year run, Boing! she sold it in January 2006.

TAOS NEWS By Patricia Chambers Friday, May 2, 2008 12:11 PM MDT

A ruling late last week from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) should clear the way for New Mexico Airlines to bring commuter airline service to Taos and other small communities in the country.

The two hundred year old village of Arroyo Seco, New Mexico invites you to discover their community through a website at www.visitseco.com . Please vist Seco and enjoy.

Historic event to be followed with multi-media coverage By Melody Romancito Friday, March 14, 2008 8:12 PM MDTThere is driven snow and then there is TOTALLY driven snow. Then there’s snow just begging for a ride. When the news broke that Taos Ski Valley was going to drop the ban on snowboarding Wednesday March 19 and embrace change, it was news heard around the world. In fact, it’s is still reverberating.

The Friends of Arroyo Seco have organized to Save the Arroyo Seco, New Mexico 87514 Post Office. Please vist their site www.friendsofarroyoseco.info/ to assist in this vital community effort. Si se puede! Yes we can!

Today, Tuesday February 5th, is Caucus Day for Democrats in New Mexico! The polls are open from 12 noon to 7 PM. If you aren't sure about your polling location, visit http://my.barackobama.com/nmlookup or call toll free (866) 675-2008.

By Rick Romancito

The Taos Pueblo Governor and staff for 2008 are, from left, Fiscale Gabriel V. Romero, Fiscale Joel Archuleta, Fiscale Ralph Concha, Lieutenant Fiscale Andrew Romero, Head Fiscale Tony Romero, Second Sheriff Fred Romero, First Sheriff Jeff Romancito, Tribal Secretary Delbert Chisholm, Lieutenant Governor Thomas J. Lujan Jr., and Governor Paul T. Martinez. The Governor, War Chief and their staffs are appointed Jan. 1 and serve for one-year terms. Photo by Rick Romancito, The Taos News

Happy Holidays from the village of Arroyo Seco, New Mexico. Please www.visitseco.com and enjoy.