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District 5 Councilor Dan Lewis Gives Update on Upcoming Additions to Ventana Ranch Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts

March 25, 2025

ALBUQUERQUE – District 5 Councilor Dan Lewis acknowledges the community's concerns regarding the current court availability at Ventana Ranch Park and the rising popularity of pickleball. Councilor Lewis has conferred with the City Parks and Recreation Department (PRD) on ways to minimize the impact of the increased demand. The City…

Senate confirms Rob Black as Economic Development Department Secretary

March 19, 2025

SANTA FE — The New Mexico Senate today unanimously confirmed Rob Black as the cabinet secretary for the Economic Development Department. “Sec. Black understands that expanding economic security starts with creating high-quality jobs,” Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said. “Rob is proving that his broad experience and consensus-building skills will grow…

Distrust of State and Federal Government Officials at All Time High

March 18, 2025

Albuquerque, NM – The findings of the 2025 Garrity Perception Survey (GPS’25) show that trust of state and federal government officials is at a record low and distrust is at an all-time high. According to the GPS’25, only 17 percent of New Mexico residents trust federal government officials and 19…

ASM Global Appoints Michelle Roybal as Director of Sales and Marketing for Albuquerque Convention Center

March 11, 2025

(Albuquerque, N.M. – March 11, 2025) — ASM Global, the world’s leading producer of entertainment experiences, venue management and event strategy, has appointed Michelle Roybal as director of sales and marketing for the Albuquerque Convention Center (ACC), New Mexico’s largest publicly owned meeting and exhibit space. Michelle Roybal brings more…

Office of the Superintendent of Insurance Moves Forward with Interim Solution to Increase New Mexico FAIR Plan Policy Limits for Wildfire Prone Areas Statewide

March 10, 2025

Santa Fe, NM – Citing an immediate need to help New Mexico residents rebuild their homes destroyed by wildfires, New Mexico Superintendent of Insurance Alice Kane increased maximum residential property insurance limits for policies from $350,000 to $750,000 through the New Mexico Fair Access to Insurance Requirements Plan (NM FAIR…

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District 5 Councilor Dan Lewis Gives Update on Upcoming Additions to Ventana Ranch Park Tennis and Pickleball Courts

Senate confirms Rob Black as Economic Development Department Secretary

Distrust of State and Federal Government Officials at All Time High

ASM Global Appoints Michelle Roybal as Director of Sales and Marketing for Albuquerque Convention Center

Office of the Superintendent of Insurance Moves Forward with Interim Solution to Increase New Mexico FAIR Plan Policy Limits for Wildfire Prone Areas Statewide

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