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- Sep 30, 2026
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Target headed to growing retail site on city’s West Side (opens the original)
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Retailer also has plans to join Lobo Crossing development in Southeast Albuquerque Sign up to get the Business Outlook Newsletter emailed to you daily Major commercial developments typically follow the same formula: Land a big tenant first, then watch smaller businesses follow. But that hasn’t been the case at Albuquerque’s Coors Pavilion. The 21-acre shopping center near Coors and St. Josephs NW is largely built out, with Panera Bread, Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, Blake’s Lotaburger, Verizon and oth
Kap’s Coffee Shop & Diner to close after nearly 60 years on historic Route 66 (opens the original)
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Operator cites Central Avenue challenges in decision to shutter come Oct. 11 Kap’s Coffee Shop & Diner has been serving classic breakfast and lunch dishes with New Mexican flavor to historic Route 66 travelers for decades. But the Central Avenue staple has come to the end of its road. The diner will close on Oct. 11, the owners said in flyers hung up at 5801 Central NE and on social media over the weekend. “We are so thankful for this community and we appreciate your business more than you know,
‘It’s a mad panic’: New Mexicans scramble for green chile amid crop losses (opens the original)
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Heat, drought and disease are expected to cut the season short It was a dreary morning on Wednesday as a downpour swept across the state. But that didn’t stop dozens of New Mexicans from lining up bright and early for roasted green chile at Rosales Produce’s North Valley stand. It opened at 7 a.m. — but people started arriving two hours before that. “Took the day off today,” said Albuquerque resident Jason Ziglar as he waited in line around 7:40 a.m. “As long as you bring a sack for your boss, y
Santa Fe Olive Oil & Balsamic Co. to expand into Albuquerque (opens the original)
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Company is launching a new retail shop, moving its production facility City Different flavor is making its way south as Santa Fe Olive Oil & Balsamic Co. prepares to expand into Albuquerque. The company — currently based in Santa Fe and known for its high-quality extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar products — plans to open a new retail, office, warehouse and production space in Albuquerque. The owners are investing more than $1 million into the expansion. The new location, which spans 8,
Fuel price pressures ‘likely to remain elevated,’ Fed economist tells Albuquerque leaders (opens the original)
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Low oil inventory, tight refining capacity are shaping what consumers see at the pump Gas prices surged across the nation this month, and relief could take some time. That was one of several points Nicholas Sly — vice president and Denver Branch executive for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City — made during a presentation to business leaders at Economic Forum of Albuquerque on Wednesday. Sly helps the Fed monitor economic conditions across the Tenth Federal Reserve District, which includes
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