A new fire start has been identified on the Camino Real Ranger District on the Carson National Forest. The fire, which has been named the Luna Fire, is currently burning at 11,000 elevation to 9,000 elevation. The fuel source is high elevation mixed Spruce down to Ponderosa Pine. Fire personnel are currently en route to the fire, which is burning two miles north and … [Read more...] about New Fire Start On The Carson National Forest, Camino Real Ranger District
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Nursing Home Residents Speak Out
Nursing home residents stage heartbreaking protest outside facility: 'Rather die from COVID than loneliness'. Residents of a long-term nursing and rehabilitation facility in Colorado organized a protest against the state's COVID-19 restrictions on Thursday. According to KCNC-TV, the protest took place at Fairacres Manor in Greeley, Colorado. The station reported that many … [Read more...] about Nursing Home Residents Speak Out
10,000 Letters – One Purpose: Save America’s Hotels
Thursday, October 15, AAHOA is organizing a dedicated campaign to motivate public officials to act to save the hospitality industry. 10,000 Letters, One Purpose: to Save America's Hotels. This campaign urges the President and members of Congress to come back to the negotiating table and create a relief package to support our industry. The campaign focuses on five key … [Read more...] about 10,000 Letters – One Purpose: Save America’s Hotels
Covid-10 Survey
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is working with Cicero Group, a third-party researcher, to continue ongoing research on the national impacts of COVID-19 on employers, employee childcare needs, and return to work planning. They have created a short survey and asked our Chamber to participate. We want to invite all of our Chamber members and subscribers to take this … [Read more...] about Covid-10 Survey
Early Voting Now Available
According to the numbers released by the New Mexico Secretary of State’s office 19,945 voters have already cast ballots in New Mexico. both in-person and by returned absentee ballots. Of those who have cast ballots statewide in 2020, 46.89% are Democrats, 42% are Republicans, 10.21% are Decline to State (Independents) and 0.9% are Libertarians or members of minor parties. As … [Read more...] about Early Voting Now Available
New Mexico Small Business Loan Fund Comes Under Fire Over Tight Restrictions
Rob Black, president of the New Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry, said the time frame for showing economic injury (for the Small Business Recovery Loan Fund) is “pretty limited,” noting that many small businesses suffered greater losses during the summer months compared to April and May after more restrictions were put in place. The terms of the loans can also … [Read more...] about New Mexico Small Business Loan Fund Comes Under Fire Over Tight Restrictions
Carson National Forest Prescribed Burns
The Carson Nation Forest is planning to conduct a prescribed burn between October 19 and November 20, 2020, as weather permits. The prescribed burn will be conducted off Highway 64 between Mile Marker 271 and 272. The ignition units are on both sides of Forest Road 5 and north of Forrest Road 706. The intent of the project is to burn residual fuels to create a defensible … [Read more...] about Carson National Forest Prescribed Burns
Monte Verde RV Park & Campground Long Term Rentals
I have 3 RV's available for long term rentals. The two 5th wheels, pictured below, are very spacious with multiple slid outs, full size showers, queen beds and lots of storage space. They both have been nightly rentals here in AF for the last 3 years, including winters. They are tied directly to my park's water system, so no filling of tanks in the winter. They have a mix of … [Read more...] about Monte Verde RV Park & Campground Long Term Rentals
Extended Hours At New Mexico State Parks Camping Allowed
There is some good news coming out the Eagle Nest State Park and Cimarron Canyon State Park. Starting October 1, 2020 the parks will be open from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm everyday! Camping will be allowed. The parks will only be open to New Mexico residents only. … [Read more...] about Extended Hours At New Mexico State Parks Camping Allowed
Lifting Spirits Around The World
Balloonists Around the World to Unite in a project called "Lifting Spirits Around the World" Every year for the past 48 years on the first weekend of October, hot air balloonists from around the world have been coming together in New Mexico to create "the world's most photographed event" at Balloon Fiesta. Due to the pandemic, the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta was … [Read more...] about Lifting Spirits Around The World
Resort Properties Of Angel Fire Job Opportunity
We have an opportunity for the right person to grow with our family vacation rental business. Our Associates are the face of Resort Properties of Angel Fire (RPAF). You will be our representative to guests, prospective and current homeowners. This role is key to the success of RPAF. As an office assistant, you exhibit an unrehearsed sense of hospitality while working in a … [Read more...] about Resort Properties Of Angel Fire Job Opportunity
Aviation Company Announces Major Expansion To New Mexico
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Jennifer Esquivel 505-469-2915 jennifer@nmfilm.com September 28, 2020 Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Cabinet Secretary Alicia J. Keyes Deputy Secretary Jon Clark Aviation company announces major expansion to NM Ascent Aviation set to bring 360 jobs to Roswell Air Center ROSWELL, N.M. – Arizona-based Ascent Aviation Services is … [Read more...] about Aviation Company Announces Major Expansion To New Mexico
Tourism Industry Destruction
The COVID-19 Pandemic has Severely Damaged the Tourism Industry in New Mexico With No Relief Considered in the Near Future By Jo Mixon Tourism has become one of the major economic contributors to the New Mexico economy with 2019 being the ninth consecutive record-breaking year for the Tourism Industry. Some of the data numbers: 2019 made $7.4 billion in visitor … [Read more...] about Tourism Industry Destruction
COVID-19 Modeling & Reopening
STATE OF NEW MEXICO Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor David R. Scrase, M.D., Secretary for Human Services Department Kari Armijo, Deputy Cabinet Secretary Angela Medrano, Deputy Cabinet Secretary Nicole Comeaux, JD, MPH, New Mexico State Medicaid Director September 21, 2020 New Mexico Human Services Department Sec. David R. Scrase M.D. and Department of Health acting … [Read more...] about COVID-19 Modeling & Reopening
Waste Water Management Department
The Village of Angel Fire Public Utilities Department is currently seeking qualified individuals to fill the following position: Two (2) Water/Wastewater System Operators, applicants for this position must possess or ability to acquire Level one certification within one year, if certified must have current NM Water or Wastewater Systems Operator 1 or higher. Both positions are … [Read more...] about Waste Water Management Department
How Dirty Is Your Mask?
A dirty mask may be harmful to the person wearing it. If your mask is disposable, throw it away after one use. If your mask is cloth, like any other garment, it should be washed after every wearing. This reduces the risk of spreading the coronavirus or other germs. How do I clean my face mask? Bandannas, face scarves and masks made of fabric, such as cotton, can be … [Read more...] about How Dirty Is Your Mask?
Census + New Mexico: What You Need To Know
It’s important that you know some key details about the 2020 Census and how it impacts our state. The below information is simple and straightforward, but it’s the most important information to know~ The last day people can respond to the 2020 Census is September 30, 2020. The census is 10 simple questions that are easy for everyone to answer. It does not ask for … [Read more...] about Census + New Mexico: What You Need To Know
Celebrate Fall At New Mexico’s Best FAMILY Resort!
Come up to Angel Fire Family Resort, where we have been social distancing since 1966! Get the best deals on lodging all autumn long when you stay with us, your base camp for family adventure! Book a quiet cabin that can fit the whole family with all the comforts of home, or secure the best fall views of the valley with one of our managed condos. Our vacation rentals combine … [Read more...] about Celebrate Fall At New Mexico’s Best FAMILY Resort!
Average Annual Snowfall Numbers For Angel Fire
By Jo Mixon According to the Experts: What are our Proven, Documented Average Annual Snowfall Numbers for Angel Fire? Approximately 154" to 160" per year. Photo below is Mount Baldy September 10, 2020 courtesy of Philmont Boy Scout Ranch In the last Blast, I wanted to know if it had ever snowed in September in the Angel Fire area. I googled it. I couldn't find any … [Read more...] about Average Annual Snowfall Numbers For Angel Fire
XTO Energy Pulls Plan For New Mexico Natural Gas Facility
The Associated Press Updated: September 08, 2020 06:26 AM CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) — A major oil and gas producer in the Permian Basin withdrew its application for a permit to construct and operate a natural gas facility in southeastern New Mexico. The Carlsbad Current-Argus reports Exxon Mobil subsidiary XTO Energy Inc. announced last week it is withdrawing its permit … [Read more...] about XTO Energy Pulls Plan For New Mexico Natural Gas Facility