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Siblings To Debut Swig in New Mexico

Experienced multi-unit franchisees Heather Berry and Brock Stokes signed a 14-unit deal to bring Swig to New Mexico, with locations planned for Albuquerque, El Paso, and Santa Fe. They plan to open their first location by summer 2027. The sibling duo brings nearly a decade of franchise experience to Swig,...
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Austin Brawley, UNM defense deliver as Lobos build national momentum

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –The New Mexico Lobos are making noise on the national stage. After a statement victory over North Dakota State, UNM football is knocking on the door of the AP Top 25, sitting at No. 27 in the latest poll with 41 votes. The Lobos are also ranked No. 29 in the Coaches […]
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Costco pulls application for new store location

Travelers coming down Highway 55 will still have to drive a little farther for their $1.50 hot dog and bulk toilet paper. Costco has pulled its application for a new warehouse in Eagle. The wholesaler had previously planned a new location at Highway 55 and Hill Rd., as BoiseDev reported.
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Active Colder Pattern Could Bring Mountain Snow to Berthoud Pass and Vail and First...

DENVER — An active and colder weather pattern is expected to set up over the western United States, including Colorado at times, over the next 7 to 15 days. The next major storms are expected to affect Colorado from about November 1 to November 5. The north-central mountains have a good shot at snow, with snow levels possibly dropping below 7,500 feet. Denver and Boulder could see their first snow chances around November 3 to 7, though that part of the forecast is very uncertain.
Featured picture for Meridian raised taxes for prosecution office. It's going to cost more - and take longer

Meridian raised taxes for prosecution office. It’s going to cost more – and take...

When Meridian homeowners open their property tax bills in November, they’ll see an increase of roughly $20 for every $100,000 worth of assessed property value as the city’s public-safety levy takes effect. The $5 million levy was intended to boost public safety measures in the fast-growing city, including by raising police salaries and retaining more than a dozen firefighters hired under a federal grant. But one of the services voters agreed to fund — the formation of an in-house prosecution uni
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Boulder identifies 12 neighborhoods at highest wildfire risk, but protection goals fall short

Boulder plans to focus its wildfire prevention efforts on a dozen neighborhoods along its western edge, where homes face some of the city’s greatest wildfire risks. The approach marks a shift toward concentrating resources in the most vulnerable areas. But the city aims to have just 20% of homes...
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Colorado Springs’ ‘missing middle’ still priced out of homeownership

Colorado Springs' "missing middle" buyers remain priced out as Mayor Yemi Mobolade admits his promised housing fund never materialized.
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Southlake Trail System Opens, Connecting Pinnacle Mountain, Rattlesnake Ridge and Blue Mountain

New 13.5-mile trail expansion advances the Maumelle Pinnacles Conservation Area project, while new concessions bring food services and youth education to Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Estimated reading time: 11 minutes. Central Arkansas has a major new addition to its growing trail network with the opening of 13.5 miles of natural-surface...
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This Arkansas City Hosts A Massive Market With Over 350 Booths For One Weekend...

Santa and Mrs. Claus pose for photos at a vintage market packed with more than 350 booths. That alone got my attention. Add old Pyrex, fairy lamps, and honey bee boxes, and I was fully hooked. I have a thing for markets where every aisle feels like a treasure hunt....
Featured picture for Man dying of cancer renews his vows with his wife of 22 years as his last wish

Man dying of cancer renews his vows with his wife of 22 years as...

BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KFSM) - An Arkansas man with terminal cancer renewed his vows with his wife of 22 years the same week he was admitted to hospice. Bryan Rose has Stage 4 colon cancer and was admitted to hospice last week. Even through his terminal illness, he wanted to make sure his promises to Terri Rose, his wife of 22 years, were restated.

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