By EDD The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division has awarded the first-ever grants to business start-up organizations aimed at growing the outdoor economy. The awards of $50,000 each will go to the San Juan College Enterprise Center in Farmington and to Creative Startups, which is proposing an …
Read More »Gov. Lujan Grisham applauds SIC vote to increase investments in New Mexico businesses
By Office of the Governor Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham issued the following statement on Tuesday after the New Mexico State Investment Council, chaired by the governor, voted to deliver more than $200 million in new investments into New Mexico businesses. “By targeting strategic investments in our own backyard, we can …
Read More »Greenhouse Grand Opening!
By SFCC Santa Fe Community College Greenhouse Grand Opening. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 14. The Aquaponics & Hydroponics Club invites the public to tours, educational demonstrations, food provided by local businesses, and tastingsof fresh produce. Tours begin at 10:15 a.m. and continue every half hour, with 10:15 …
Read More »Military & Veterans Day at the 2020 Legislature Set for Saturday, January 25
By NMDVS SANTA FE— Military & Veterans Day at the 2020 Legislature has been designated for Saturday, January 25 at the State Capitol in downtown Santa Fe. This is the annual day during the legislative session presented by DVS and the New Mexico National Guard to honor active-duty service members …
Read More »Give Hope to Israel with this CUFI Christmas Ornament
By CUFI In recent weeks, Israel suffered the most severe rocket barrage in its history. Hamas and its accomplices in the Gaza Strip launched coordinated attacks, sending almost 500 rockets toward Israel in just 25 hours. Israel’s Iron Dome was pushed to its limits. Israeli homes, businesses, and other property …
Read More »RTD 255 Mountain Trail Fares Waived September 28 to Celebrate National Public Lands Day
By NCRTD In partnership with the Santa Fe National Forest and to celebrate National Public Lands Day, the North Central Regional Transit District will waive fares on its RTD Blue Bus 255 Mountain Trail route on Saturday, September 28. On that day, the Santa Fe National Forest will waive fees …
Read More »Zozobra-Related RTD Bus Stop Closures on 255 Mountain Trail Route
By NCRTD Preparations for this week’s Zozobra will impact two stops on the RTD Blue Bus’ 255 Mountain Trail route from downtown Santa Fe into the Santa Fe National Forest. The bus stop on Murales Rd. at Fort Marcy Park will be closed Wednesday, August 28 through Friday, August 30. …
Read More »St. Michael’s girl’s golf team doesn’t have the required numbers – four – for qualifying for the team championship, but has junior Clarisa Padilla favored for a second state individual title
By Arnie Leshin The St. Michael’s girl’s golf team is short one more official player and will fall short of a third-straight state championship, but junior Clarisa Padilla is favored to claim her second-straight individual title when the girl’s state 1A-3A tournament is played May 10-11 in Hobbs. As …
Read More »A historic weekend highlighted by her running the Boston Marathon for Rita Vigil, her third 26.2 mile distance, but first time in this spotlight run
By Arnie Leshin It was a tight downhill start, there was rain in the morning, heat and humidity in the afternoon, and plenty of support along the way. For Rita Vigil, it was her third marathon, but her first time running in the heralded Boston Marathon, and she was …
Read More »PNM makes historical announcement about New Mexico’s energy future
By PNM Earth Day, a historical announcement about New Mexico’s energy future was made. Alongside New Mexico governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, PNM announced they are the nation’s 1st large investor-owned utility to set a goal of ensuring all our electricity is 100-percent emissions-free by 2040, dependent on regulatory approval, which …
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