Matthew Narvaiz

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The startup Mesa Quantum aims to commercialize its quantum sensors, which target more robust position, navigation and timing applications in miniaturized atomic clocks. It’s now one step closer to that goal. The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Office of Strategy, Science & Technology has awarded the Boulder, Colorado, company $100,000 in grant funding through its inaugural round of the Quantum Technologies Award Pilot Program, announced in December.

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Deb Haaland stakes out early financial lead in NM's governor race - Dan Boyd, New Mexico’s 2026 primary election is still more than a year out, but the race to amass a hefty campaign war chest is already underway. Democrat Deb Haaland reported Monday having raked in nearly $2.9 million in contributions since announcing her campaign for governor in February.

1 week ago | abqjournal.com | Matthew Narvaiz

The CEO who helped Meow Wolf expand into the Texas market and who led the company during a time of financial uncertainty and layoffs will step down at the end of the month. Jose Tolosa, CEO for more than three years, will be replaced in the interim by board member and former Walt Disney Co. executive Rebecca Campbell, Meow Wolf officials said Monday. An external search is underway for the next successor.

1 week ago | abqjournal.com | Matthew Narvaiz

I want to start by saying I’ve never tried Hawaiian food other than having a poke bowl on a couple of occasions, a delicious meal for any fish lovers out there. But on this trip, I headed to Kimo’s Hawaiian BBQ on Girard Boulevard, just north of Candelaria Road, to get my first authentic island fix. The restaurant sits in an unassuming metal-framed building in an industrial area also home to La Cumbre Brewing Company. kAm%96 C6DE2FC2?E 92D 6?@F89 C@@> E@ D62E >2J36 2 4@FA=6 5@K6?

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Apr. 13—I want to start by saying I've never tried Hawaiian food other than having a poke bowl on a couple of occasions, a delicious meal for any fish lovers out there. But on this trip, I headed to Kimo's Hawaiian BBQ on Girard Boulevard, just north of Candelaria Road, to get my first authentic island fix. The restaurant sits in an unassuming metal-framed building in an industrial area also home to La Cumbre Brewing Company. The restaurant has enough room to seat maybe a couple dozen people.