Edgewood News

After about a decade of talking and planning, still nary a toilet is attached to the municipal waste treatment plant in Edgewood.

The decision by health officials to withhold some specifics about a bubonic plague case in Edgewood is being questioned by some who came in direct contact with victims, or potential victims, of the disease.

Guard in armored car rollover dies The Brinks guard who was riding in the back of an armored car that rolled on Interstate 25 on Monday evening died of severe head trauma late Monday in Santa Fe, police said.

A fence that may help save animals, and keep motorists' fenders intact, is on its way to Edgewood.

The Edgewood Town Council discussed at its most recent meeting a somewhat controversial after-school program for children, the possibility of a hiring a grant writer, a new police officer and problematic police radios.

Edgewood may be kicking up some construction dust on Section 16 soon. The area, west of N.M. 344 and north of Interstate 40, has been planned as the site of a town community center, library, municipal offices, Public Safety Department and various other facilities since around the time the town incorporated in 1999.

The demand for bullets is on the rise and some law enforcement agencies in the East Mountains and Estancia Valley are starting to feel the pinch.

If you are looking for a loyal, sweet, smart best friend with some of the tastiest treats in town, look no farther than your neighborhood goat farm.

The town of Edgewood is accepting applications for the position of summer youth councilors for the Y.E.S. Program.

Gov. Bill Richardson didn't get off easy, even though he took the time to come to Edgewood to do the honors at the ribbon cutting for the Single Action Shooting Society's new headquarters.

Santa Fe County plans to increase fees for dumping trash at its transfer stations.

The town of Edgewood may have lost some money because it saved a lot of money. The town may pay about $15,000 because of a delay in work for RMCI Inc., the contractor hired by the town to do some of the work on the sewer.

Wet roads caused some slick conditions on Interstate 40. When an SUV spun out, Bernalillo County Sheriff's deputies said they had to shut down the westbound lanes just past the Tramway exit.

The effects of the recession are not always simple. That is certainly true for gross receipts taxes the money paid, in part, to local governments when goods or services are sold.

Dreams don't always stick to a strict schedule. That's something Andrew Somerville, the managing partner of Liberty Development Group, knows about first-hand. His plans for Liberty Square a 29-acre development west of N.M. 344 on Old Route 66 in Edgewood include retail shops, restaurants, a hotel and a 10-screen movie theater that was expected to ...

The calendar may say it's spring, but the winter weather showed up across the state Thursday, bringing freezing temperatures and snow.

Cowpokes now have a good reason to gather 'round the campfire and break out the guitar - New Mexico's got an official state cowboy song.

An out of control driver led deputies on a chase along Interstate 40, and other drivers were forced off the road to avoid being hit.

With calculators and spreadsheets ready, Tijeras officials are trying to sort through new water charges.

Both men worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory, according to the State Police.