Business (general)

Amazon fulfillment center to bring jobs to Albuquerque

Amazon said Tuesday that work has begun on the 465,000-square-foot multi-level center. The facility is scheduled to open by the…

May 27, 2020

Local News

Cantera restaurant closing, but owner will open new taco spot

‘We figured we’d give it one more try with a different concept’

May 27, 2020

New Mexico

Three Rivers Brewery to close until business environment improves

Management calls circumstances a ‘perfect storm’

May 26, 2020

From the Chamber

Mental floss in time of COVID-19

Those who know me know I’m a pretty jovial, social guy, but I’m sorry, folks. It’s gotten to the point…

May 23, 2020

Local First

How do we go back to ‘normal,’ and should we?

du1-i-syn Tourism season starts, and the streets are filled with visitors shopping from business to business down Main Avenue before…

May 16, 2020

New Mexico

As regional businesses reopen, many in Farmington remain closed

Governor keeps restrictions in place for northwest New Mexico

May 12, 2020

Local News

Durango approves new tool for economic development

‘It’s been a long time coming’

May 7, 2020

Local News

Ignacio prepares, with a bit of caution, to reopen businesses

most concerned about nearby New Mexico outbreaks

May 7, 2020

Business

New Mexico start-ups face tough times despite support system

Vince Kadlubek, co-founder and board member of the offbeat arts and entertainment startup company Meow Wolf, speaks at a Democratic…

May 6, 2020

Local News

City of Durango shows small signs of returning to normal

Nighthorse, drop-off recycling to reopen in May

May 6, 2020

New Mexico

Northwest New Mexico a ‘hotbed’ for COVID-19 cases

Governor loosens restrictions, but not in San Juan County

May 1, 2020

Local News

Solutions Public Benefit Corp. temporarily halts homeless work program

Company focuses on adapting, offering alternative support

April 30, 2020

New Mexico

Liquor stores sat on sidelines, deemed nonessential

Alcohol was sold at gas stations, grocery stores, breweries and distilleries

April 29, 2020

New Mexico

Farmington Chamber aims to provide resources to small businesses

Mexico extends state stay-at-home order to May 15

April 24, 2020

Local News

Honey House Distillery whips up hand sanitizer for first responders

Lewis College, UPS help get it done

April 21, 2020

Local First

The COVID mandate: Adapt and survive

As thousands of businesses come to a screeching halt, we are all scrambling to reinvent ourselves and adapt to the…

April 18, 2020

Local News

Lawmakers walk line between public health and economic well-being

Small-business emergency lending program runs out of funding

April 16, 2020

Business

Cheeseburger with a side of toilet paper and dog food: Restaurants add groceries to stay in business

Customers line up outside Lulabelle’s in Washington, D.C., to pick up groceries on April 11, part of a national trend…

April 16, 2020

Food

Foodies rejoice: Take-out options abound in Durango and beyond

Durango tourism officials and business leaders like to boast that Durango has more restaurants per capita than San Francisco. And…

April 14, 2020

Local News

Is Durango passing the stay-at-home test?

Traffic slows, grocery stores increase social distancing

April 11, 2020

Local News

Durango sewing boutique puts needles, thread to work for first responders

250 gowns and over 600 masks donated to medical professionals

April 11, 2020

What's Up Downtown

What a difference a month makes

At the Durango Business Improvement District, we have scrapped all our plans and started over, trying to stay ahead of…

April 11, 2020

New Mexico

New Mexico small businesses encouraged to apply for federal loans

shows impact of COVID pandemic on Farmington-area economy

April 6, 2020

Southwest Life

How to recreate responsibly outside during a disease pandemic

It’s OK to get outdoors, but don’t forget social-distancing guidelines

April 2, 2020