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Music lovers in Placitas won't have to drive far for a summer concert series that doubles as a fundraiser for local nonprofits, with three shows scheduled between July and September at Placitas Homestead Village.

Music, Placitas

Sandia Chill Concerts return to Placitas with three summer shows

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor July 8, 2026

Local businesses and nonprofits lose money to hackers every year, and three Sandoval County-area legislators want to talk about what state law should do about it. Reps. Kathleen Cates and Joshua Hernandez and Sen. Jay Block join a bipartisan panel of lawmakers July 24 for a forum examining cybersecurity's grip on New Mexico's economy.

New Mexico State Gov., Sandoval County

Sandoval County lawmakers join statewide cybersecurity forum July 24

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor July 8, 2026

A bat found inside a Corrales home tested positive for rabies, marking the state's ninth confirmed animal case of 2026 and prompting health officials to renew warnings about handling wildlife.

Corrales, Healthcare

Rabid bat found in Corrales home marks ninth case this year

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor July 6, 2026

Cuba residents dialing 911 will now get Sandoval County paramedics and firefighters on scene, not a local ambulance crew, after the county took over emergency response for the area July 1.

Courts, Justice & Safety, Sandoval County

Sandoval County takes over Cuba’s 911 calls

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor July 6, 2026

Rio Rancho readers can walk through 250 years of democratic history without leaving Loma Colorado Main Library, as a new exhibition tracing the global ripple effects of the Declaration of Independence is now open.

Events, Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho library marks 250 years of the Declaration of Independence

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor July 6, 2026

Events, Sandoval County

From parades to fireworks: Where to celebrate Independence Day in Sandoval County

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor June 30, 2026

After six days of evacuation, residents of Sierra de los Pinos can finally sleep in their own beds again. Sandoval County and fire officials began a phased return to the community Tuesday morning, even as crews continue battling the 712-acre McCauley Springs Fire east of Battleship Rock.

Environment, Conservation & Climate, Jemez & Jemez Spring

Sierra de los Pinos residents head home as McCauley Springs fire holds at 43% containment

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor June 30, 2026

Sandoval County is rolling out a new weapon in its war on mosquitoes this summer — a specialized truck that shoots a bacteria-laced mist 100 feet into the air to kill larvae before they ever become adults.

Environment, Conservation & Climate, Sandoval County

Sandoval County deploys mist truck to zap mosquitoes before they hatch

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor June 29, 2026

The Coronado Historic Site in Bernalillo will soon log on for free after the state awarded a $460,000 broadband grant to bring public Wi-Fi to 12 historic sites and museums across New Mexico.

Events, Town of Bernalillo

Hopi artist brings ancient pottery tradition to Coronado Historic Site

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor June 29, 2026

Sandoval County Commission

Local Government, Sandoval County

Sandoval County hands salary power to the people

by Kevin Hendricks, Editor June 29, 2026