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An architectural rendering shows what the new Lunder Research Center may look like after the building is acquired and renovated.

Major art research center coming to Taos

The Couse Foundation of Taos has announced that The Lunder Foundation of Portland, Maine is providing a grant of $600,000 in support of the Taos Society of Artists archive and research center that will be located in the Mission Gallery building at 138 Kit Carson Road. more

By Tempo staff
tempo@taosnews.com | 5/13/18

Abe Garcia of Abe's Cantina speaks to his grandson in-law Billy Romero and his 2-year-old great-grandson Amadeo during Abe's 94th birthday celebration on Thursday (April 20).

Abe Garcia celebrates 94th birthday

Abe Garcia, owner and operator of Abe's Cantina in Arroyo Seco, celebrated his 94th birthday among family and friends on Thursday evening (April 20). The celebration was accompanied by singing, … more

By John Miller, The Taos News | 4/27/17

Marijuana plants with only a month left until harvest at the New Mexicann outdoor hoop house in Santa Fe were photographed Jan. 10.

Growing New Mexico’s medical marijuana

Bud, joints, brownies and balms – and that’s not all.Medical cannabis patients in New Mexico certainly have options when it comes to consuming their medicine. Those options may not be … more

Story by Cody Hooks, Photos by Katharine Egli, The Taos News | 2/11/17

Jesus Martinez (center, glasses), the new general manager of the Taos Super Save, looks on as his staff assists customers.

Taos Super Save gets a fresh coat of paint – and a lot more

Though the familiar red block letters bound to its facade will continue to hang, the Super Save located at the intersection of Paseo del Pueblo Sur and Albright Street will undergo a major overhaul … more

By John Miller, The Taos News | 2/5/17

People gather in the lobby of The Blake Hotel at Taos Ski Valley.

Taos Ski Valley's The Blake makes grand debut

Anticipation has been building, but the wait is officially over and the anticipation has been rewarded. The opening of The Blake hotel at Taos Ski Valley has been on the radar among locals, … more

By Scott Gerdes, The Taos News | 2/2/17

Gov. Susana Martinez takes the podium Tuesday to deliver her State of the State address during the first day of the state Legislative session at the Roundhouse.

Martinez signs budget-balancing measures

Gov. Susana Martinez signed three bills Jan. 31 to balance the state’s budget, taking about $46 million from the reserves of public schools. But she vetoed cuts to an economic development … more

By Andrew Oxford, The Santa Fe New Mexican | 2/1/17

Taos' El Monte Sagrado has a new executive chef

Cristina Martinez has joined the El Monte Sagrado Resort & Spa in Taos as its new executive chef. Martinez, a Native New Mexican, opened her own catering company at 18 years old, … more

—Staff report | 1/30/17

George Brooks, executive director of Ski New Mexico, said a partnership between the state’s ski resorts and the New Mexico Tourism Department helped draw more visitors to the slopes.

New Mexico tourism chief: No funds to grow ad campaign

The New Mexico True campaign that has won raves for its advertisements spotlighting the state’s culture, people and natural resources cannot expand into new markets because of the same budget … more

By Bruce Krasnow, The Santa Fe New Mexican | 1/29/17

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