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Aaron Gonzales: 'We were really, really excited to get the shark Lori that we ended up with'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Feb 9, 2023
Three Pojoaque High School graduates were selected to pitch their business on Shark Tank and came home with a bite.
The Cornivore Popcorn Company's Mendez: 'We have a flavor called New Mexico Sunset. It’s a red-green chile cheddar'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 27, 2023
National Popcorn Day has a special meaning for Robert Mendez, and not just because he’s the co-owner of The Cornivore Popcorn Company in Albuquerque.
Socorro hair salon was robbed of $60,000 worth of jewlery: 'We're putting up a security door, and I put my jewelry in a safe every night'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 20, 2023
Thieves took advantage of a power outage back in September and stole more than $60,000 worth of merchandise from a Socorro hair salon and jewelry store.
Jeff Witte: 'It was a challenging year for those in agriculture'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 11, 2023
Agriculture production in New Mexico saw a slight increase in 2021 despite dealing with a drought, inflation and a worldwide pandemic, according to the 2021 New Mexico Agricultural Statistics bulletin.
Witte on hay shortage: 'We're going to see impacts for several years'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 10, 2023
Farmers and ranchers faced droughts and wildfires recently, and now they are dealing with a hay shortage.
'A great opportunity for Albuquerque residents': Business and Social Hour (BASH) to be held Jan. 19
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 9, 2023
The New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) will host a Legislative BASH (Business and Social Hour) in Albuquerque from 5 to 7 p.m. on Jan. 19 at Revel Entertainment.
New Mexico's Martinez on PBR can design: 'Seeing my can in person was probably the most exciting part of it all'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 3, 2023
Andrew Martinez, a New Mexico native, is seeing his design on millions of cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon after winning a national contest.
'Fever is the way your body fights an infection': Pediatrician shares advice on how to handle children's fevers
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 1, 2023
As several major pharmacies put a limit on children's pain relief products, one pediatrician has advice for parents on how to deal with children's fevers.
ABQ BioPark associate director on returning birds to outdoor exhibit: 'They’re ready to go out and spread their wings'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 31, 2022
The birds at the BioPark have returned to their outdoor exhibits following an uptick in avian flu cases.
Shark Reef Cafe general manager on self-automated server: 'This just adds another element to our service'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 30, 2022
Albuquerque BioPark is making a quick stop at one of its restaurants even quicker with the addition of a new self-automated server.
Sanchez on store closing: 'It's a double go-away – one for the store and one for Bob'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 22, 2022
The co-owner of Martin Bros. Plumbing recently revealed that the store is closing after 86 years in business.
Hotel association backs Safe Outdoor Spaces appeals: ‘SOSs actually increase crime, are harmful to the economy’
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 14, 2022
Karl Holme, executive director of the Greater Albuquerque Hotel & Lodging Association, fully supports Bob Reule of the Menaul Business Coalition in opposing the implementation of Safe Outdoor Spaces.
Sandia National Labs is highlighting 'potential risks' for owners of electric vehicles when it comes to cyber security
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 6, 2022
Sandia National Labs (SNL) is voicing security concerns as more car makers and consumers produce and purchase electric vehicles.
Ghattas: Restaurant industry 'still extremely challenging'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 5, 2022
The restaurant industry is seeking help from the state as it continues to recover from the impact of the pandemic, supply chain issues, labor shortages, and inflation.
Summer fires in Mora County and San Miguel County create Christmas tree shortage: 'That’s a big loss for our state'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Nov 29, 2022
Christmas trees for sale won’t be as plentiful as in past years due to the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon fire that destroyed thousands of acres in New Mexico.
Store owner on vandalism: 'I think it would frustrate anybody'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Nov 27, 2022
Robbery and vandalism continue to plague businesses in Albuquerque.
New Mexico Business Coalition to host holiday gift drive ‘to help create a happier Christmas for children who may otherwise receive nothing'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Nov 21, 2022
Le Chantilly Fine Pastries and the Flying Star Café locations on Rio Grande, Paseo and Juan Tabo will offer donation boxes as part of the Adopt-a-Family Gift Drive.
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association president on higher meat prices: Low 'heifer retention for the last several years due to the drought'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Nov 17, 2022
New Mexico ranchers are experiencing record-low cattle numbers, which will eventually lead to higher prices for meat this holiday season.
NMBC Annual Heroes Recognition: Honoring our local heroes and veterans
By Press Release | Nov 17, 2022
New Mexico (November 16, 2022) — The New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) announced that it will hold a Heroes Recognition event in Albuquerque, NM on December 8, 2022 from 6:00 - 7:30 pm.
For Goodness Cakes chapter leader: 'This is a really quick and easy way to give back to the kids'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Nov 13, 2022
Brittany Puckett, chapter leader of For Goodness Cakes, said that the organization makes and hand-delivers birthday and graduation cakes to children in foster care and youth overcoming adversity on their special day.