Felina Martinez is a journalist based in Los Lunas, New Mexico. She writes for the Valencia County News-Bulletin and her work has also appeared in the Rio Rancho Observer. Felina covers a range of local news topics, including community events, local government decisions, crime, and human interest stories.
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Felina Martinez's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Los Lunas and Valencia County, New Mexico. She is particularly interested in education-related topics, including community events and government announcements related to schools or educational initiatives.
Given her focus on expert commentary and government announcements, pitches should revolve around local educational developments such as new programs, policies or initiatives within the education sector. Additionally, stories revolving around family & relationships that are of interest to the local community would also be relevant for Felina’s coverage.
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Lee Matthews is determined to make a difference, and her efforts to do so have significantly improved the state of animal welfare in a county overwhelmed with neglected animals.
Happy Halloween! I don’t know about you, but it’s been a long month and I sure am ready to welcome in one of my favorite days of the year.
Los Lunas High School JROTC students weathered the cold this morning to host their annual Veterans Day ceremony at the LLHS stadium. This year's guest speaker was Royal C. Atwood
By: Felina Martinez
Indigenous students at Los Lunas High School had an unforgettable experience in Alaska learning from different tribes while delivering fresh produce through a unique project developed by the students.
By: Felina Martinez
LOS LUNAS — “Their patriotism, their bravery and their sense of adventure inspired and amazed me,” wrote Los Lunas-based author, Donna Pedace, in the foreword of her latest book, “Women
By: Julia M. Dendinger, Felina Martinez
Students from Belen and Valencia high schools attended the opening night of “Clue” on Wednesday at Popejoy Hall at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.
By: Felina Martinez
Ann Parish Elementary staff and students recently celebrated their renewal as an Apple Distinguished School through a celebration that showcased the many ways the school utilizes technology to enhance student
By: Felina Martinez
After almost four months of being on paid administrative leave, the Los Lunas Schools Board of Education unanimously voted to terminate the employment of Ryan Kettler as superintendent at a
Four School of Dreams Academy students in the school’s dairy cattle team not only qualified for the FFA National competition, but also placed sixth out of 47 talented teams from
The Los Lunas Village Council recently approved an ordinance that prohibits people from occupying narrow medians in village roadways for an extended period of time, which police can now enforce.
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