Gary Herron / Rio Rancho Observer Staff Writer

Gary Herron has been covering high school sports in the metro area for 40 years, starting with the Valencia County News-Bulletin in 1979, then on a free-lance basis for several publications (including the Albuquerque Journal) until May 2000, when he began working at the Rio Rancho Observer.

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State sees 40% jump in education retirements
Education
'Alarming' wave comes amid shortage of ... 'Alarming' wave comes amid shortage of teachers
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NM pension fund dealing with turnover at the top
From the newspaper
Search for director relaunched after unease ... Search for director relaunched after unease with earlier process
3
Ethics board hands Gonzales a reprimand and $2,000 fine
ABQnews Seeker
Sheriff, running for mayor, had been ... Sheriff, running for mayor, had been denied public financing
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Victims of crime found a champion
Blogs
Edith Surgan's true legacy is the ... Edith Surgan's true legacy is the trail she blazed for those who refuse to let her work ever stop
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Woman doused in gasoline, set ablaze in NW Albuquerque
ABQnews Seeker
Victim has been hospitalized with 'significant ... Victim has been hospitalized with 'significant injuries'
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NM endorses CDC's booster shot guidance
ABQnews Seeker
DOH to release plans for inoculation ... DOH to release plans for inoculation appointments next week
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Governor tours NM refugee camp for Afghans
ABQnews Seeker
Business leaders, elected officials voice concerns ... Business leaders, elected officials voice concerns in Fort Bliss visit
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APD identifies SWAT officer who fatally shot suspect
ABQnews Seeker
Officer had been involved in three ... Officer had been involved in three previous shootings, all SWAT standoffs
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NM to celebrate its first week of outdoor learning
ABQnews Seeker
School psychologist: Students are 'calmer and ... School psychologist: Students are 'calmer and happier' when outside
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Prosecutor: Airman accused of murder tried to cover his ...
Courts
Actions actually helped highlight his movements ... Actions actually helped highlight his movements after woman's killing, state says