Gary Herron is the Sports Editor at the Albuquerque Journal. He covers a range of topics including soccer, basketball, and baseball, with a particular focus on sports from Cleveland, Ohio. Gary's work has also been featured in the Rio Rancho Observer.
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Gary Herron's articles primarily cover local sports events and related high school activities in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or interviews around upcoming local sports events, highlights of recent games or tournaments involving the featured schools, and profiles of standout athletes.
As event coverage is a significant focus for Gary, pitches should be timely and relevant to ongoing or upcoming local sporting events within his geographic scope. Additionally, highlighting unique human-interest stories related to these sports events may also pique his interest.
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RIO RANCHO—The Rio Rancho and Cleveland high school baseball teams could be on a collision course to meet in a Class 5A semifinal game of the Nusenda Credit Union State
RIO RANCHO — Less than a month after officially naming the 23-acre career technology complex Rio TECH, the CTE building undergoing renovations on Zenith Court now has its own name.
Of course, you’re thinking, Herron’s writing about another trip to Sammy C’s Rockin’ Sports Pub & Grille in Gallup.
ALBUQUERQUE – What we learned Thursday evening at the Jennifer Riordan Spark Kindness sports complex in northwest Albuquerque: You can’t take any team lightly.
By: Gary Herron
ALBUQUERQUE — For only the third time since Cleveland High School opened in 2009, three of the City of Vision’s four track and field teams brought home trophies from the
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RIO RANCHO—Last year, Rio Rancho High School thespian Breton Sego won an Enchantment Award from the New Mexico High School Musical Theatre Awards for “Best Actor.”
RIO RANCHO — You'd have to look long and hard around Rio Rancho to find a bigger Kansas University basketball fan than 72-year-old Art “June” Montoya.
RIO RANCHO — Imagine that: Don Bullis, a guy who always wears a cowboy hat, is a gang member.
I am first a sports writer in this profession. I also cover the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education and sundry news stories, and I enjoy meeting people with
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