In The News NEWS Dec 19, 2021 New UNM orthopedic center now open in Rio Rancho RIO RANCHO – The UNM Center of Excellence for Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation is ready not only to provide medical care but also to ensure that medical students and practitioners NEWS Nov 26, 2021 A Thanksgiving Day Tradition: Pantry, McDonald’s Partner To Provide Free Food State Rep. Joshua Hernandez speaks with the driver of a car pulling up to McDonald’s on NM 528 for a free meal as, back from left, Sandoval County Commissioner Dave NEWS Oct 25, 2021 40 Under Forty 2021: Joshua Hernandez dedication to New Mexico shows As a digital marketing manager for Agenda LLC, Hernandez creates messages that reach beyond New Mexico. As a state representative, he now utilizes his voice to boost the state. NEWS Oct 11, 2021 UNM Alumni Association announces award recipients The University of New Mexico Alumni Association has announced the award recipients of the 2020 – 2021 UNM Alumni Awards. These honorees are a culmination of two years in the waiting NEWS Sep 17, 2021 New map may see Rio Rancho, West Side add legislative power “There’s no sign of the growth in Rio Rancho slowing down anytime soon,” Hernandez said in an interview Friday. “The home-builder signs as you drive through Rio Rancho – they’re NEWS Aug 19, 2021 Republicans call on governor to convene special session to address violent crime Republican leaders in the state House of Representatives renewed a call Thursday for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to convene a special session to tackle violent crime in New Mexico, saying NEWS Jun 30, 2021 New law to reshape NM liquor sales Republican Rep. Joshua Hernandez of Rio Rancho said he expects the bill to promote the creation of new businesses by lowering the cost of starting a restaurant serving more than NEWS May 9, 2021 RR sees its first National Day of Prayer breakfast In 1952, President Harry S. Truman signed into law the National Day of Prayer. Sixty-nine years later, Rio Rancho saw its first National Day of Prayer breakfast. The event took NEWS Apr 19, 2021 Legislator spending for projects is disclosed A top-ranking Senate Republican put most of his money toward improving Paseo del Volcan, a Sandoval County roadway that has long been envisioned as a time-saving bypass road around Albuquerque’s Previous Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Next
