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Marcia Hamilton

Holiday help for Albuquerque foster families

Albuquerque foster families can find real support this holiday season, from gifts under the tree to food on the table. Local programs like the Salvation Army Angel Tree, Gift Mart at New City Church, and Toys for Tots are making sure every child feels special. Food pantries like The Storehouse, Roadrunner Food Bank, and Rio Grande Food Project are stepping up to fight hunger, especially in areas hit hardest. If you know a foster family or are one yourself, these resources can make a big difference. Let’s talk—what other ways can our community show up for foster families this season? #Safety #Albuquerque #FosterFamilies

Cameron Frazier

Albuquerque’s Mariachi Christmas lights up 25 years

Mariachi Christmas is back at Popejoy Hall, bringing a burst of color, music, and dance that’s been a New Mexico holiday favorite for over 25 years. Founded by Noberta Fresquez, who grew up loving Latin music in Deming, this show isn’t just entertainment—it’s a celebration of heritage and community. With award-winning musicians and dancers, each performance shares the rich traditions of Christmas across Mexico, from Jalisco to Veracruz. Whether you grew up with these songs or are discovering them for the first time, it’s a joyful way to connect and celebrate together. Who else has memories of Mariachi Christmas? #Entertainment #Music #Albuquerque

Brooke Martin

Albuquerque lands a space tech game-changer

Mantis Space is setting up shop in Albuquerque, and it’s not just another company move—this could be a turning point for the city. With plans to build the first-ever power grid in space, they’re bringing over 200 high-paying tech jobs (averaging $180K!) and a projected $480 million economic boost over the next decade. This isn’t just about rockets and satellites; it’s about Albuquerque becoming a hub for advanced energy and space innovation. What do you think—will this transform our local economy and put us on the map for the next tech wave? #Business #Industry #Albuquerque

davidsonbrandon

Diego Pavia makes Heisman history for Albuquerque

Albuquerque is buzzing—Diego Pavia, who started out at Volcano Vista High, just became a Heisman Trophy finalist and led Vanderbilt to a record-breaking season. Even bigger: for the first time ever, two Latino players—Pavia and Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza—are Heisman finalists in the same year. This is a huge moment for New Mexico sports and Latino representation in college football. Pavia’s journey from local fields to national spotlight is inspiring, and it’s sparking pride across the city. What does this milestone mean for our community and the future of the sport? #Sports #Albuquerque #Heisman

Hannah Garcia

Albuquerque steps up for neighbors in need

Hundreds of people in Albuquerque found warmth and safety this November thanks to the city’s Community Safety team. With winter’s chill hitting hard, ACS relaunched its overnight shelter rides, helping 523 folks escape the cold—up 5% from last year. If you or someone you know needs a warm place to stay, ACS offers free rides to shelters from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. Just call 505-651-5515. It’s a reminder of how much community support matters, especially when temperatures drop. How else can we look out for each other during these colder months? #Safety #Albuquerque #CommunitySupport

Emily Delgado

Albuquerque’s secret to holiday magic

Pulling off holiday magic can feel overwhelming, especially when budgets are tight. But in Albuquerque, there’s a whole network of schools and local organizations making sure every child gets to feel special this season. From APS schools collecting donations to programs like Salvation Army’s Christmas Angel and Catholic Charities’ Giving Tree, families can find real support—no one has to go it alone. If you’re struggling, reaching out to your child’s school counselor is a great first step. And if you’re able to give back, these groups make it easy to spread some cheer. How does your family keep the season meaningful? #Safety #Albuquerque #HolidayHelp

awaters

Albuquerque lands HQ for space power startup

Albuquerque just scored big—Mantis Space, a startup aiming to build the world’s first power grid in outer space, is setting up its headquarters right here. This move could mean over 200 high-paying jobs and a $480 million boost to our local economy over the next decade. Mantis Space picked Albuquerque after a nationwide search, citing our quality of life, talent pool, and strong incentives. Imagine: our city at the center of powering satellites and even lunar operations! What do you think—will this make Albuquerque a new hub for space and tech innovation? #Business #Industry #Albuquerque

Aaron Taylor

Albuquerque pride: More than GTA stereotypes

Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia isn’t letting his family’s wild reputation overshadow his game—he says growing up in Albuquerque, this kind of chaos just feels normal. While some folks online are quick to judge, many are rallying behind Diego, pointing out that his focus and talent on the field deserve the spotlight, not his family’s missteps. Locals are also pushing back against the “real-life GTA” label, sharing their pride in Albuquerque and calling out outsiders for misunderstanding their city. Where do you stand—should a player’s family drama affect how we see their achievements? #Sports #Football #Albuquerque

umccall

Albuquerque drivers: Cars that thrive or struggle in our heat and altitude

Turbocharged engines are a game-changer for Albuquerque drivers dealing with high elevation and scorching summers. If you’ve ever felt your car lagging on I-40 or crawling up Tramway, it’s not just your imagination—thin air and extreme heat zap power from many vehicles, especially those with smaller, naturally aspirated engines. Models like the Subaru WRX, with its turbo, handle these conditions much better, keeping performance strong even when the air gets thin and temps soar. On the flip side, older or less advanced cars can overheat or lose serious pep. What’s your experience—has your car struggled or surprised you in Albuquerque’s unique climate? #Transportation #Albuquerque #CarTalk

Lisa Ramirez

How one Albuquerque clinic is changing lives

Imagine living with pain so intense that even 14 medications a day can’t bring relief. That was Cheryl’s reality—until she found Dr. Andrea Brogdon at Albuquerque Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine. Dr. Brogdon blends Chinese and Western medicine to tackle tough cases like neuropathy and autoimmune diseases, giving hope where others couldn’t. Cheryl’s story is proof: after months of misery, she finally got her life back. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the right approach can make all the difference. Have you or someone you know tried alternative medicine for chronic pain? Let’s talk about what’s worked—and what hasn’t—in our community. #Health #BodyHealth #Albuquerque

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