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Officials with the Economic Development Department (EDD) say March's Job Training Incentive Program money could assist 70 trainees and two interns. The total amount given in March was $814,902.60.

News from Grant County, New Mexico

Parting Stone will use the funds to train a half-dozen employees through the Step Up Program.

(The Center Square) - Legal recreational marijuana was supposed to be a money maker for New Mexico. Now, however, taxpayers are subsidizing the industry.

After almost 10 years in business, Taos’ own gourmet tea business continues to expand due to the entrepreneurial success of Dana Blair, whose knowledge of tea stems from years of

Calgon Carbon acquired two existing businesses, and plans to retain all 42 employees and hire nine additional staff in 2024.

The governor announced that a manufacturer of air and water purification tools will open a facility in Bloomfield. Calgon Carbon boasts that it is the largest manufacturer of activated carbon in the world. It is based in Pennsylvania and has a parent company in Japan. Calgon Carbon acquired two businesses—Benchmark Tank and Bloomfield Machine and

In 2023, the New Mexico’s Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) assisted a total of 44 companies in 11 counties.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham released recommendations for how to split up New Mexico's state budget for the 2025 fiscal year.

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham released the fiscal year 2025 executive budget recommendation Thursday, totaling $10.5 billion that will prioritize e