Tracy Goldizen is a journalist based in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. She writes for the Rio Rancho Observer, covering local news and events, including community happenings, government issues, and human interest stories. Tracy is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting to keep the residents of Rio Rancho informed about their community.
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Tracy Goldizen's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including education, weather, and politics in New Mexico. She also covers crime, entertainment news, and family & relationships.
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I recently returned to Iowa for a few days to celebrate my nephew’s high school graduation.
It's been heartbreaking news all over my news feed the past week.
Rio Rancho is drying out Sunday after strong system of rain and thunderstorms moved through Rio Rancho and the metro area Saturday night, prompting a severe thunderstorm and flash flood
What started out in a condemned building in 1994 has now become one of the top-rated school districts in the state of New Mexico.
While most of the Rio Rancho Public Schools district started off the 30th year of school Tuesday, three buildings saw the start of school delayed.
Scenes from the 19th annual Mayor's Sunday is Funday in Haynes Park Aug. 18, 2024.
The Rio Rancho U.S. Cotton location will be closing in 2025.
By: Tracy Goldizen
1. The Rio Rancho Parks, Recreation & Community Services is celebrating the final days of summer with its annual Pooch Plunge.
Haynes Outdoor Pool gets taken over by dogs Saturday, Sept. 7, for the annual Pooch Plunge.
It was a dog lover's dream at Haynes Park Saturday, Sept. 7.
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