Nov 26, 2009 | Santa Fe New Mexican
Just under 5 feet tall, with long brown hair and an infectious smile, Desiree Romero has a cheerful greeting for everyone she meets.
Trail Dust: Book tells story of legendary outdoorsman
In mid-1961, I was working on the Marvin Ake ranch in the San Agustin Plain southwest of Magdalena.
Murdered nun 'worked for peace and justice'
NAVAJO a ' Sister Marguerite Bartz had worried just weeks ago about crime in the community after someone broke into the St.
Featured Blog Posts - Duke City Fix
A day and a half is about all the vacation that a weekend can hold. You leave home Saturday morning and get back Sunday in the early evening...a short and sweet 36-hour adventure.
Vandals desecrate historic cemetery
Vandals are on a rampage at a historic Socorro cemetery. San Migeul Catholic churchgoers have been burying the dead at the site since the 1600s.
Oldest map in western Europe found engraved on 14,000-year-old chunk of rock
We all rely on maps, be they the sat nav in your car or a traditional A-Z, and archaeologists have found our ancient ancestors were no different.
Silver High drops down to Class 3A
It's official. The New Mexico Activities Association has approved the Alignment and Classification Proposal that will begin next school year, and Silver High School will drop down to Class 3A.
Oldest map in western Europe found engraved on 14,000-year-old chunk of rock
We all rely on maps, be they the sat nav in your car or a traditional A-Z, and archaeologists have found our ancient ancestors were no different.
Local news in brief Aug. 5, 2009
Emerald Ross, 9, and Daisy Adkisson play with their dog, Zeus, on Tuesday at the Railyard Park fountain.
NM school worker faces molestation charges
A behavioral specialist at Alamo School in Socorro County has been accused of molesting a 15-year-old girl.
Refurbishing Socorro's historic Crown
Although the Crown Mill's place in Socorro's history is firmly rooted, its roof is another story.