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Last update: 9 hours agoHealthcare Access: A new national PA workforce survey flags a retirement wave hitting rural states harder than expected—New Mexico’s would-be retiree share is 10.7%, with no matching surge in recruiting. Local Business: Albuquerque’s Catopia Cat Café says a UPS delivery mix-up cost it more than $2,600 in lost donated cat food. Energy & Costs: GasBuddy reports show diesel prices still elevated statewide, with Otero County’s lowest diesel at $4.89 (week ending May 16) and New Mexico’s diesel average at $5.41. Economic Development: Eden Pharmacy is expanding in Albuquerque with a $2.7M project, aiming for 45+ new jobs and a $78M economic impact over the next decade. Community & Culture: The International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe is pushing through tariffs and visa uncertainty as vendors try to plan travel and sales. Tourism Watch: Ruidoso Downs racing is sidelined again after last year’s flooding, with racing moved to Albuquerque while the track’s future investment plan remains undecided.
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