Amazing Grace Personal Care Services to relocate a couple miles south
Amazing Grace Personal Care Services will continue to help Rio Rancho residents struggling to care...
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PNM, UNM partnership creates equitable employment opportunities for college students
PNM to expand internship program by creating a coalition of businesses and universities throughout New Mexico, supporting economic development by helping to keep skilled New Mexicans employed in the state ...
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS: RR poised for retail, hospitality growth
The growing city of Rio Rancho is poised for business growth in retail and hospitality. There are...
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Women in Leadership luncheon set in RR
Christina Easterly of Office Alternatives will be the guest speaker at the Women in Leadership...
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Deluxe Design plans to double staff, open to future training opportunities
Deluxe Design is ready to be another notable player to help spark future economic growth in Rio...
Read MoreUPDATE: Margarita Hill to have eight tenants, employ 150
If all goes according to plan, construction on Margarita Hill at Petroglyph Medical Plaza, a food court to be located near M’Tucci’s Moderno and the Presbyterian Rust Medical Center, will start in early 2023. According to...
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City approves Albertson’s, food court near Presbyterian Rust
Albertson’s Market Street is the second in the state, the first being in Santa Fe. The Market...
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State economic development dept. launches platform to help business owners connect with lenders
The New Mexico Economic Development Department launched an online platform, called the Business...
Read MoreNew Mexico paid sick leave law set to take effect
SANTA FE — After years of debate and dire predictions, a New Mexico law mandating employers provide paid sick leave for their workers is finally set to take effect this week. The new law, technically known as the Healthy...
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Elevate Trampoline Park now a key outlet for kids eager to work up a sweat
They want to come in. They want to jump, they want to interact with other kids — Elevate...
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Drive N-Motion wants to triple inventory by autumn
The lot at Drive-N-Motion is packed as buyers show increasing interest. (Garrison Wells/The...
Read MoreCity plans to study affordable housing needs
The study is in its beginning phases and the next steps include seeking public input and hosting public meetings. Rio Rancho residents, business owners, and anyone who works in Rio Rancho can offer input by completing an online...
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Local truckers feel the pinch from high gas prices
It’s taking over $1,000 to fill up a fuel tank right now. It used to cost us...
Read MoreIntel on course to complete $3.5B upgrade in New Mexico next year
Intel Corp.’s Rio Rancho site is bustling with construction activity under the company’s $3.5 billion plan to enable the local chip-manufacturing plant to produce new types of semiconductor technology. Four towering cranes are...
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Intel on course to complete $3.5B upgrade in New Mexico next year
Intel Corp.’s Rio Rancho site is bustling with construction activity under the company’s $3.5...
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Muzzle Guitars flexes its muscle: contracts with Brew Lab 101 for live music shows
Shows at Brew Lab 101 will be held third Fridays of every month Next show is July 15 at 7 p.m. Two...
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Nagel on Finance: Reflections
I knew a man who was never known to be a great leader. He was, however, a great follower. A great...
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AAA New Mexico: Gas prices slow, but Farmington drivers pay the most
Farmington are paying the most on average at $4.98 per gallon National average price for a gallon...
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Construction now underway for new auto body shop in Rio Rancho
Construction for a future Caliber Collision location is officially underway in Rio Rancho. Work...
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Solar farm in Quail Ranch gains momentum
Construction is expected to begin later this year the solar farm could produce up to 400 megawatts...
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Fire Department on Southern receives donation from local Natural Grocers
The recent fires have been devastating — not only to the forests and animals, but to the...
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For you New Yorkers: NY style bagel shop coming to Albuquerque
When it comes to food, New Mexico is known for many things — green chile, salsa, even frito pie....
Read MoreRio Rancho woman to compete in 55+ startup competition
Leslie Lamb poses for a portrait at the Esther Bone Memorial Library in Rio Rancho, New Mexico on Friday, June 3, 2022. Lamb is competing to be one of two entrepreneurs to be offered $10,000 through GetSetUp. She is growing...
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Ag business in Rio Rancho area, Corrales, intern training offered
The application period opens June 10, 2022, and will continue until funds are fully allocated or...
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Tourism survey: Businesses associating with NM True brand reported increased revenue in 2021
A good number of businesses statewide reported increased revenue in 2021 compared to the prior...
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Mortgage rate projected to hit 6% in the coming days, Realtors say
It’s the middle class that’s going to get the suffering. The poor people are already...
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Live-action movie ‘Coyote vs. ACME’ filmed in ABQ area
Filming for a live-action flick following Looney Tunes character Wile E. Coyote is well underway,...
Read MoreAlbuquerque city councilor buys Corrales Comment
The Corrales Comment has been sold to Albuquerque city councilor and newspaper publisher, Pat Davis. Owner and founder Jeff Radford, a journalistic icon in Corrales, has retired after 40 years in the business. Under Radford’s...
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The Village at Rio Rancho will include retail, medical offices and possibly a hotel
The 65-acre space, located across from Rust Medical Center, will feature a mix of retail and...
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Staffing shortage hits O’Hare’s Tuesday
We need two or three dishwashers, we need two or three line cooks — O’Hare’s...
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