Mesa to Mesa Executive Director Jon Bulthuis shares the needs of his nonprofit organization with those gathered at the 4th quarterly charitable dinner of 100+ Women Who Care – Los Alamos. The event held Nov. 8 at the Posse Lodge on North Mesa, . which he leads with those at Mesa To Mesa was selected to receive nearly $3,900 in donations. To learn more, visit www.mesatomesa.org. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
100+ Women Who Care – Los Alamos Steering Committee Member Angie Bratton serving as emcee for the group’s 4th quarterly gathering of 2025, held, Nov. 8 at the Posse Lodge on North Read More
Christmas on display with pajama sets for the entire family this weekend at Smith’s. Photo by Annmarie Thomas Read More
County Administrative Services Director Helen Perraglio
COUNTY News:
The Los Alamos County Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 750 as part of its Council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers, 1000 Central Ave.
The ordinance, if adopted, would authorize the issuance of up to $40 million in Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) Improvement Revenue Bonds to help fund the Community Broadband Network and other public facility improvements.
The bonds would be repaid entirely from existing gross receipts tax revenues already distributed to the County. No new tax would be Read More
LANL Foundation News:
ESPAÑOLA — Native Workforce Partners (NWP) has been selected to receive funding via the Families and Workers Fund to expand career pathways in sustainable industries.
Supported by the LANL Foundation and sponsored by New Mexico Community Trust, NWP is dedicated to creating opportunities for Native Americans in the workforce. The two-year $550,000 Powering Climate & Infrastructure Careers Initiative grant will help NWP hire its first full-time staff, expand workforce training and technical assistance, and support tribal nations in preparing for climate Read More
Rendering of the proposed redevelopment of the former CB Fox building. Courtesy/Studio Southwest Architects
Rendering of the proposed rooftop bar of the former CB Fox building. Courtesy/Studio Southwest Architects
From Colliers New Mexico:
Colliers New Mexico-El Paso veteran broker, Jyl DeHaven, Vice President of Northern New Mexico, has been selected to handle the leasing for an exciting transformational redevelopment of a historic property in Los Alamos. Read More
Ryan Maupin
The Maupin Group
BUSINESS News:
The Maupin Group, a real estate team with REMAX First in Los Alamos, has been recognized in the first-ever RealTrends Verified City Rankings, which spotlight top-producing agents and teams based on their 2024 production levels and their office location.
The Maupin Group was featured as No.1 in the Los Alamos rankings for outstanding performance in residential real estate transactions.
“Being recognized as the top team in Los Alamos is an honor,” Ryan Maupin said. “Real estate is local and this recognition reflects the trust our clients place in Read More
By LISA SHIN
Los Alamos Family Eyecare
Last July 2024, I submitted an editorial, “Los Alamos Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Commission Necessary for an Open and Transparent Government.” In compliance with the New Mexico Redevelopment Code, this Commission would not include County Councilors or County employees, but rather key members from the community with experience in commercial property development, affordable housing, finances/banking and environmental sustainability. The MRA Commission would make recommendations to our County Council and would reflect a diverse and broad Read More
SIPAPU News:
VADITO — Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort is scheduled to kick off New Mexico’s 2025-26 ski season Friday, Nov. 21, marking the state’s first resort opening of the winter. Located in the scenic Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the family-friendly resort will welcome guests just in time for Thanksgiving week skiing and snowboarding.
“We’ve used this extended window of good weather to continue construction on our new Lift 3 project,” said John Paul Bradley, General Manager. “We’ve made excellent progress on Lift 3, and while we’re Read More
COMMUNITY News:
As many Los Alamos residents face food insecurity and financial hardship due to government furloughs, layoffs, and the reduction of food benefits, three local favorites—Pig & Fig Café, Beef & Leaf Café, and Sugar & Cream Café—are partnering with New Mexico Junior Foodies to support LA Cares, an independent, 100% volunteer organization providing food and assistance to those in need throughout Los Alamos County.
The restaurants are collecting grocery store gift cards and direct donations to benefit LA Cares. To make every contribution go further, the cafés Read More
