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Chama Valley & Abiquiú Daily Digest Monday, September 14, 2026

Ty's Take

Homecoming season up the Rio Grande valley carries a different weight than it does in the flatlands, if you've noticed. Down in Pojoaque they're gearing up for 2026 the way schools always do, but out here in the northern counties where families have been rooted in the same land for four hundred years, those football Friday nights and parade days mean something deeper than a dance and a crown. It's the kids staying put long enough to be seen, the whole valley turning out to remember why they're still here. The ranchers and artists and old families show up the same way they show up for each other when winter comes hard or water runs short. Small-town ritual, done right, holds a place together through the seasons.

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Pojoaque Valley High School Homecoming 2026

Pojoaque Valley High School celebrated homecoming Friday with a dominant defensive performance, shutting out visiting Aztec High School 37-0. The Elks' football team dominated the Tigers in the lopsided matchup that highlighted the school's homecoming festivities.

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