On Feb. 23, Leadership Albuquerque hit the road — to Kirtland Air Force Base. Participants engaged in its “Energy and National Defense” program day. Jeremy Oswald, Leadership ABQ chair and ABQ Market President, Citizens Bank, told participants that the program included learning about how New Mexico plays a leading role in energy and national defense. […]
On Feb. 25, Chamber leadership — including Terri Cole, president and CEO, Peter Lorenz, chairman of the board and Tom Jenkins, Economic Development chair — presented a letter to the Bernalillo County Commission to defer action on the proposed resolution implementing community benefits priorities into Bernalillo County’s Economic Development Strategy. In the letter, the Chamber
The 2026 Legislative Session wrapped up Feb. 19, 2026. Click here for a summary of the results! Â
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It’s a celebration all year at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center as it marks its 50th anniversary. IPCC will host a year-long celebration, which includes new exhibits, an anniversary event, and a look back at the Cultural Center’s history and impact. IPCC opened its doors in 1976, owned by the 19 Pueblos of New
Step by step, the Rail Trail continues to move forward. On Feb. 14, the city of Albuquerque unveiled the Rail Trail’s 25-foot tumbleweed public art piece at the Rail Yards in Downtown. The sculpture was designed by the late Antoine Predock and will glow at night. The Rail Trail is a seven-mile path that will
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The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce held its Shakers & Stirrers event on Feb. 18, at Fogo de Chão. Jessica Bundy, GACC board member and Principal and Internal Audit Practice Leader at REDW, welcomed the guests to the event, which is a networking event for Chamber members. The Chamber thanks all who attended the Shakers
