Arroyo Seco News

From a press release issued by ASMA: Roger Heemsbergen cruised to victory in Sunday's [June 14] Formula Arroyo and Unlimited Superbike races at Arroyo Seco Raceway.

Santa Fe High goes on lockdown Santa Fe High School was placed on lockdown Friday afternoon after a young man allegedly connected to a burglary ring told a health center counselor he had cut off an electronic monitoring anklet and was suicidal.

Santa Fe County is considering building a pipeline to move wastewater from the Sombrillo area across U.S. 84/285 to a treatment plant owned by Santa Clara Pueblo.

Here are six highways projects that the Department of Transportation plans to start with federal economic stimulus money.

Photo: Meteorologist Tim Shy of the National Weather Service teaches weather enthusiasts how to spot and report suspicious or dangerous weather patterns during a training program Saturday at the Genoveva Chavez ...

The original La Santísima Trinidad Church in Arroyo Seco and its campo santo has been given a place on the official New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties.

EAGLE NEST — Just 11 hours into the new year 17 brave souls decided to act like polar bears, jumping off the ice into Eagle Nest Lake. More than 150 spectators gathered New Year’s Day, near the old boat ramp at Eagle Nest Lake State Park to watch the locals and visitors plunge into the freezing water.

While President-elect Barack Obama left open the possibility Sunday that Gov. Bill Richardson one day will be a part of his administration, pundits said the cloud of a federal grand jury investigation must dissipate before Richardson's political career can resume its long advance.

"I shot a lot of the movie in Taos, New Mexico, and lived there for fifteen years, so they’re having a summer of love, celebrating Easy Rider. I’ll be there; I’m having an art show at the museum. My brother lives there, too." Dennis Hopper

Staff writer Andy Dennison journeyed up to Taos Ski Valley for the opening of the 2008- 2009 season.

Silence. The absence of sound. It is the state that conductor Erick Brunner was seeking when he moved from Boulder to Taos in 2006.