Roy News

There appears to be growing public support for creating commuter rail service, much like northern New Mexico's Rail Runner, from Las Cruces to El Paso.

Photo: At left, a 1926 photo of Mariano with his family cat in Roy, N.M. At right, Mariano in 1927 with family.

Photo: Las Vegas, N.M., has been at the center of New Mexicoa TMs recent film boom, and many residents say ita TMs fitting.

Artwork has been added to the city of Rio Rancho's Mariposa Fire Station and Cabezon Recreation Center through the state of New Mexico's Art in Public Places program.

Over the Fourth of July weekend, community members competed and earned top honors as part of city-sponsored bike decorating, salsa and pie-baking contests.

Joe Clavel of Roy, N.M., won First Place with this photo of his family branding on the Clavel Ranch.

In my first Route 66 trips, I noticed on dozens of businesses and billboards in eastern New Mexico the signs ofA a distinctive lettering by a sign painter.

Representatives from Tucson, Arizona will be in Santa Fe this week for a whirlwind tour of green job training efforts in Santa Fe.

New Mexico's state historian has been chosen to lead the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque.

Showery weather is forecast into the weekend. The National Weather Service says over an inch of rain was recorded Tuesday at Roy in Harding County, while Clovis received.68 of an inch and nearly a half inch fell at Tucumcari and Portales.

Each year Dona Ana Arts Council honors special individuals actively involved in promoting and enhancing the visual, performing and literary arts in our community through leadership, support and advocacy.