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CONTINUING THE VISION: City installs metal archways as part of The Rail Trail in Sawmill District

The Rail Trail construction continues to make progress. On Sept. 6, Terry Brunner, director of the city of Albuquerque’s Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency, said two archways have been installed on the  Sawmill section of the trail. The pieces are designed by Predock Architects and welded by Pace Metals in the South Valley. “… These contain unique, […]

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STREAMLINING THE DEPARTMENT: City making strides to ensure permitting process has fewer hurdles

For years, the city of Albuquerque’s Planning Department has been through many growing pains. On Aug. 28, Mayor Tim Keller and Alan Varela, director of planning, spoke to the GACC Board of Directors about the city’s work to improve operational efficiency and business processes within the city’s Planning Department. Keller said during his time as

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BENEFIT OF BEING OUTSIDE: Gallup home to Outdoor Economics Conference Sept. 8-10

New Mexico’s outdoor economy continues to make strides in its growth. On Sept. 8-10, Gallup will host the 8th annual statewide Outdoor Economics Conference. The conference, focused on issues connected to the state’s growing outdoor economy, will be at Red Rock Park and Conference Center. The conference has become a popular destination for leaders statewide

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MAKING CHANGES FOR THE COMMUNITY: Bernalillo County Clerk launches feature to provide equitable access to information

Bernalillo County Clerk Michelle S. Kavanaugh launched a new feature, Recite Me, on the Clerk’s website to provide more equitable access to information and services for everyone. This innovative tool provides comprehensive online experience, allowing visitors to access digital content and essential services more easily. “As part of our diversity and inclusion practice, we want

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CULTIVATING A CULTURE: Chamber helps D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro mark 20th anniversary in Old Town

Members of D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro celebrate a ribbon cutting on Aug. 24 to celebrate 20 years of the company being located in Old Town.On Aug. 24, the Chamber helped D.H. Lescombes Winery & Bistro celebrate its 20th anniversary in Old Town. D.H. Lescombes has been crafting wine in New Mexico since the family

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EXPANDING ITS IMPACT: Panda Express opens 15th location in Albuquerque

On Aug. 20, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce helped Panda Express open up its newest restaurant. The location, 2040 Gibson Blvd. SE, is Panda Express’ 15th location in Albuquerque and its 25th in New Mexico. In July, Panda Restaurant Group was named the third-best large company to work for in the 2025 iteration of

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