Comments Off on Expired Solar Energy Tax Credit Before House Committee
On Monday January 23rd, 2017, HB61 will be heard by the House Labor and Economic Development Committee.
The bill would extend an expiring tax credit offered [...]
Comments Off on Current challenges facing small businesses
The latest available U.S Small Business Administration statistics show that there are well over 150,000 small businesses (those that employ under 500 [...]
Elephant Butte - On Saturday, January 21, 2017, at 10AM, the new Merle Norman store in Elephant Butte will open its doors to the public.
Merle Norman is a [...]
Comments Off on Southern New Mexico offers snowlike sand, hot springs, sandhill cranes
Ed. Note: A dispatch from Columbus Ohio about our region.
When the rambling man inside your head threatens to grab the wheel, succumb: A good old-fashioned [...]
Comments Off on 3 New Mexicans to know who are allies to the business community
I often talk about the need to create a stronger private, for-profit sector and more jobs that create wealth, and therefore the ability to pay taxes and donate [...]
Comments Off on SBA Launches 2017 InnovateHER business challenge
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced the launch of the 2017 InnovateHER: Innovating for Women Business Challenge, a nationwide business competition [...]
Comments Off on New Mexico community a model for use of federal funds
DIXON, N.M. — A northern New Mexico village is a model for accessing federal funding, leading to new jobs along with a grocery co-op, vineyard and one of [...]
Comments Off on Ted Turner Is on a Mission to Save Everything
If mountains are said to loom, to appear suddenly in portentous size, no range quite so captures the sudden part as Fra Cristobal, a 17-by-7-mile massif [...]
Comments Off on NMSU helps small businesses with energy efficiency
A team from New Mexico State University has spent the past year providing technical assistance to two small businesses in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. [...]