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Courtesy photoFrom left: High Country realtors Robbie Puskarich, Sharon Glister and Robb Puchett were honored by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World in Las Vegas, Nevada, in February.
Business in Brief – March 21
Local favorite Mante's Chow Cart at 402 Paseo del Pueblo Sur has recently been spotted on the far southern end of town at a second location.The food truck turned local hot … more
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Jesse Moya/The Taos NewsLawrence Gurule, right, checks inventory and can often be seen at the front desk at Zeke's Auto Supply. Zeke's will be celebrating its 50-year anniversary this summer.
Zeke's Auto Supply in Taos turns 50
"My dad still comes in every now and then to remind us whose name is on the door," Tracy said laughing. more
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Courtesy photoZiggy, the namesake pug of the new frozen yogurt business, photo-bombs a picture of the mural inside the store. The pug will also be part of a virtual reality experiment utilizing the mural in the background.
Taos youth nonprofit scoops up Ziggy's for-profit venture
Taos' favorite fro-yo spot will see some new owners as Ziggy's Frozen Yogurt changes hands to the DreamTree Project.DreamTree, a local Taos nonprofit focused on serving … more
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Courtesy photoMark Geery, general manager, and Aaron Heimenz, co-owner, both of The Alley Cantina in Taos, were at the Roundhouse lobbying to keep the tip credit as part of the bills to raise the state minimum wage.
Senate panel favors smaller minimum wage increase
Taos restaurant and bar owners from Michael's Kitchen, The Alley Cantina, Lambert's and others, have traveled to the Roundhouse more than once in the last few weeks to lobby for keeping the tip credit. more
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Cody Hooks/The Taos NewsEmma Smith, a five-year employee of the Taos Cow, hands a customer a breakfast burrito Monday morning (March 4). 'The Cow' owners announced over the weekend the coffee, food and ice cream shop would close its current location March 25, though plans for a mobile food cart and alternate brick-and-mortar location in Arroyo Seco are in the works.
Storied Arroyo Seco ice cream shop to close current location
The Taos Cow ice cream shop started in 1993. Over those 26 years, "the Cow" has become the cultural heart of Seco. more
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Emma Smith, a five-year employee of the Taos Cow, hands a customer a breakfast burrito Monday morning (March 4). "The cow" owners announced over the weekend the coffee, food and ice cream shop would close its current location March 25, though plans for a mobile food cart and alternate brick-and-mortar location in Arroyo Seco are in the works.
Taos Cow looks for greener pastures
A Taos County legacy may be put on hold for a while as owners of Arroyo Seco based Taos Cow seek a new location. more
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Steve Kennebeck, left, and Bowe Ellis with Ziggy held high, have handed their fro-yo favorite place to DreamTree Project.
DreamTree takes over Ziggy's in Taos
In an effort to bring in more profits to assist youth in Taos, the DreamTree Project has purchased Ziggy’s Frozen Yogurt. DreamTree, a youth resource and emergency shelter in Taos, plans to … more
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Angel Fire real estate sales on upswing
Blogger Allie Bynum set out on a 7,000 mile journey around the United States in a van with her husband and one-year-old daughter in search of a great ski town where they could live and work. After … more
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Why business networking works
The Taos County Chamber of Commerce produces many networking events and supports our members who provide networking opportunities for businesses. People do business with people they know, especially … more
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Courtesy photoSen. Bill O'Neill, D-Albuquerque
NM Senate passes 'ban the box' legislation for employers
The state Senate approved a bill Friday (Feb. 22) to prohibit private employers from using an application form that asks job seekers about arrests or … more
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