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List/Grid Author Archives: Adolphe Pierre-Louis / Photographer

Steve Casias, a worker with the Village of Los Ranchos, early in the week repairs a section of the ditch that feeds water to the Agri-Nature Center’s 22 acres along Rio Grande Boulevard. Today’s weather won’t be as nice. The National Weather Service was forecasting a high in the upper 40s to low 50s, with a chance of precipitation, in the metro area. (Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Journal)

Making the most of good weather

By | Sat, Mar 9, 2013
Steve Casias, a worker with the Village of Los Ranchos, early in the week repairs a section of the ditch that feeds water to the Agri-Nature Center’s...
Tuskegee Airman John Allen of Rio Rancho shares war stories with World War II veteran Jose Chavez, right, of Santo Domingo Pueblo before a ceremony to honor veterans and military personnel at the Capitol on Thursday. (Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Journal)

Veterans honored at capitol

By | Sat, Feb 23, 2013
Tuskegee Airman John Allen of Rio Rancho shares war stories with World War II veteran Jose Chavez
Katlyn Lujan, 3, waits with the Ice Mountain Dancers of Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo before their Buffalo Dance on Monday. They performed in the Rotunda of the Capitol as part of the festivities for Rio Arriba County Day at the Legislature. (Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Journal)

Buffalo Dance on the Rotunda

By | Tue, Feb 19, 2013
Katlyn Lujan, 3, waits with the Ice Mountain Dancers of Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo before their Buffalo Dance ...
A State Police officer investigates at the scene of a Wednesday morning crash that killed three people on Interstate 40 between Acomita and Grants. Police said an eastbound tractor-trailer crossed the median and collided head-on with a rental truck. The three in the rental truck died, and the tractor-trailer’s driver and passenger were injured. (adolphe pierre-louis/journal)

triple fatality on i-40

By | Thu, Jan 10, 2013
A State Police officer investigates at the scene of a Wednesday morning crash that killed three people ...
A crew from Sparling Construction removes asphalt on a section of the Rio Grande Bosque Trail south of Tingley Beach. The work is part of a $1 million Bernalillo County project to rehabilitate the trail from Bridge to the South Diversion Channel. (ADOLPHE PIERRE-LOUIS/JOURNAL)

Working on the Bosque Trail

By | Sat, Dec 15, 2012
A crew from Sparling Construction removes asphalt on a section of ...
Horses graze in a North Valley field near Rio Grande and Ranchitos recently. Temperatures that have been above-average are expected to take a turn this weekend as a cold front moves in. See story Page A1. (Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Journal)

Sunny Now, Cold Coming

By | Sat, Dec 8, 2012
Horses graze in a North Valley field near Rio Grande and Ranchitos recently ...
Lobo Louie, cheerleaders and an enthusiastic crowd greet the new “U,” a 10-foot-tall bronze letter similar to one that had been on campus decades ago.

UNM Celebration

By | Mon, Nov 19, 2012
The University of New Mexico's Bob Frank was officially installed as its 21st president on Sun ...
Christine Salas, 17, center, a Rio Grande High School senior, serves Isabel Carrillo, left, and Ernesto “Ernie” Trujillo on Thursday during the school’s annual Thanksgiving meal for seniors.

Thanksgiving Tradition

By | Sat, Nov 17, 2012
A lot of turkey was served up by a bunch of Ravens on Thursday, as Rio Grande High School hosted its ...
From left, aquarium divers Maddie Caristo, Natalie Blea and Sierra Netz show their carved pumpkins to onlookers at the shark tank of the ABQ BioPark on Wednesday. (Adolphe Pierre-Louis/journal)

Carving with the sharks

By | Sat, Nov 3, 2012
Divers carved pumpkins in shark tank
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Up in Smoke

By | Mon, Oct 29, 2012
This year, El Kookooee was imagined as a big green monster. ...
Juan Hernandez, a metal finisher who works for general contractor A.S. Horner, installs a safety screen on the Bear Canyon Arroyo Trail Bridge over Interstate 25. The bridge, which runs from Osuna to the Bear Canyon trail on the west side of the interstate, was supposed to be completed at the end of this summer, but was delayed after parts for the art on the bridge were on back order, according to a city spokesman. Pending the arrival of dichroic glass for the artwork, the bridge will be complete at the end of the year. (adolphe pierre-louis/journal )

Progress on Pedestrian bridge

By | Mon, Oct 22, 2012
Juan Hernandez, a metal finisher who works for general contractor A.S. Horner, installs a safety screen ...