On Nov. 13, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce participated in the reopening of Love’s Travel Stops at 2200 6th St. NW. The location got updated to bring it up to modern Love’s standards. Love’s Travel Stops is the nation’s leading travel stop network, with 644 Love’s locations in 42 states. It was founded in […]
On Nov. 5, Leadership Albuquerque participants traveled to Netflix Studios, located in Mesa del Sol, for Economic Development Day. Jeremy Oswald, Leadership ABQ chair and ABQ market president for Citizens Bank, told the group a growing economy is a good thing as it contributes to rising wages, more home-building and home-buying, a broader tax
As the University of New Mexico Board of Regents begins its quest to find a new president, the Chamber urges its members and the business community to take part in the upcoming public process. Regents will host a series of listening sessions, including listening sessions open to the entire university community, in November to help inform
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The city of Albuquerque’s Department of Arts & Culture and its Public Art Urban Enhancement Division celebrate the artistic talents of City employees with “Art Works: CABQ Employee Art Show.” Art Works opens at Gallery One in City Hall on Thursday, Nov. 20, with a public reception from 4 to 7:30 p.m. “Creativity plays a
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The first completed section of the Albuquerque Rail Trail — The Aura of Sawmill — is now open for residents and visitors to explore the heart of the city on foot or by bike. Stretching from Sawmill Market to Tiguex Park, the Sawmill segment sets the tone for what’s to come. The area features sculptural
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Join the Chamber as it presents its annual 2026 Legislative Session Briefing with Charles Sallee. Sallee is the director of the Legislative Finance Committee. He will discuss the state’s fiscal landscape as it heads into the 2026 Legislature in January. Click here to register.
