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“Broad support from community members and the results of the recent NCS survey of residents convinced me to seek a third term,” Mayor Gregg Hull said last week. In seven years, the Hull administration has increased police and fire services, replaced over 5,000 water...
At just 12 years old, Cody Unser was left paralyzed from the waist down. “I was really depressed and angry,” Unser said. “You know, everybody has like an idea of what their life is going to be like… especially when you're younger, you have all these dreams and...
Bringing the Rio Rancho community together for an afternoon of fun. The 16th annual Mayor’s Sunday is Funday event is taking place Sunday, with the theme being “Happy Birthday Rio Rancho.” Rio Rancho Mayor Hull and event coordinator Dave Heil spoke about the annual...
The City of Rio Rancho’s 2021 Citizen Survey results indicated most participants are pleased with the city and its services. Survey results are available at rrnm.gov/2021survey. The city conducts a statistically valid survey every two years to gauge citizen...
Timing is everything, it’s been said, and thus having Rio Rancho’s new Campus Park as the topic of the NAIOP Rio Rancho Roundtable Zoom meeting this month fit that bill. It’s part of a strategic plan, aimed at making City Center and all that’s around it — including...
We’ve been diligently watching progress made throughout construction of the new Campus Park, once the “home” for auxiliary parking for events at Santa Ana Star Center, namely high school graduations. Truth be told, it wasn’t that great of a parking lot. Today, though,...
The city’s new Campus Park didn’t actually open with a bang last Sunday evening, but it concluded its first outdoor concert there with a plethora of bangs. Of course, fireworks are a mainstay for City of Rio Rancho Independence Day celebrations, and with the response...
Campus Park and the Sky Room Amphitheater are the newest attractions in Rio Rancho. Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull said seeing people enjoy the new additions for the Fourth of July has him thinking there is more expansion to be done. "With more funding, we could see more...
By Ron Davis – Reporter, Albuquerque Business First Construction pressed forward in Rio Rancho during Covid-19 restrictions, and the City of Vision is inching closer to completing several company expansions and massive developments. “Our construction workers, whether...
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