Tracy Goldizen is the editor of the Rio Rancho Observer. With nearly 20 years of journalism experience in Iowa and New Mexico, she focuses on regional interest and world news, covering diverse topics such as healthcare administration, public health, and entertainment news. Tracy's work has been featured in the Albuquerque Journal, BLOX Digital, and the Rio Rancho Observer.
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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.
When reaching out to Tracy with story ideas or expert commentary, consider topics related to local events in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque as well as issues impacting the community of New Mexico. Suggestions could include educational initiatives or challenges within the state, noteworthy developments in local politics or government announcements affecting residents.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news along with a significant portion of crime-related content covered (25%), Tracy may be interested in pitches that delve into ongoing investigations or offer comprehensive analyses of pertinent legal matters within the region.
As she frequently reports on weather-related events such as school closures due to snow forecasts, relevant experts might provide insights into emergency preparedness for extreme conditions specific to the area.
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Club sells out shows on many weekends
By: Tracy Goldizen
The most immediate way that New Mexico lawmakers can expand access to health care is by joining all the interstate compacts for health care workers, which would make it easier for health care professionals who are licensed in other states to care for patients here in New Mexico, including via telehealth.
By: Tracy Goldizen
FARMINGTON — Rio Rancho High School swim and dive rang in the new year on top of the podium.
By: Kylee Herrera, Hank Minitrez, Hellen Hong, Faith Young
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Founding superintendent heads into retirement Friday
By: Tracy Goldizen, Gregory R.C. Hasman
After 32 years guiding Rio Rancho Public Schools, founding superintendent Sue Cleveland reflects on growth, partnerships and what’s next.
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Children join in the Easter egg hunt during the 2026 Haven House Family Fun Fest in Haynes Park Saturday, March 28. Tracy Goldizen/Observer
The Loma Colorado Main Library transformed into a galaxy far, far away Saturday for the annual Star ...
Production will be done at Sandoval County's Project Ranger facility
AD, board mull impact of NMAA changes as well as potential future sports
