Before Friday morning, Sonja Martens had only ever seen construction plans of what eventually became the Albuquerque Public Schools’ Helen Fox Building.
As the relentless summer sun beat down on Thursday ahead of the Freedom Fourth celebration at Balloon Fiesta Park, on a hill to the north of launch fields, a crew
Colorful masks and bead necklaces were seemingly everywhere at Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center in Southeast Albuquerque on Tuesday as center guests celebrated Mardi Gras.
The light chill in the Tuesday morning air could have fooled anyone into thinking it was mid-October, not the end of March. The radio-controlled hot air balloon that was being
As thermometers around Albuquerque edged above 100 degrees on Thursday afternoon, dozens of families gathered at Quigley Park in the northeast part of the city. Armed with pool toys and
As the sun shined brightly in the Tuesday morning sky, four members of the American Legion Post 13 rifle detail stood at attention. In front of them stood roughly 205
The sound of shuffling feet and the wheels of shopping carts fill the air. Volunteers are hard at work loading handful after handful of food and goods into each cart
At 71, former Albuquerque Police Chief Mark Geier once again laced up his skates on Saturday night and took the ice at the Outpost Ice Arenas for another game of
As the glow of the sunset dissipated Thursday evening, another orange hue emerged on the walls of Roadrunner Food Bank’s office and warehouse building in Northeast Albuquerque.
Award-winning Albuquerque architect and entrepreneur Mark Baker has unveiled plans for the Route 66 National Research Center, a federally funded initiative of the University of New Mexico.
