Mike Easterling

Farmington

Night Editor at Farmington Daily Times

Sports Reporter at The Madison Record

Mike Easterling is the night editor for the Farmington Daily Times.

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Articles

Santa Fe Olive Oil Co. planning May expansion into adjacent space

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mike Easterling

To hear Michael Aranda tell it, olive oil still has vast, unrealized potential for use in the United States, despite a surge in its popularity over the last five decades. He has a plan to tap into that — an unusual one. Aranda, who owns the Santa Fe Olive Oil & Balsamic Co. at 116 Don Gaspar Ave. with his wife, Michele Schuch-Aranda, is in the process of more than doubling his shop’s downtown presence.
Santa Fe Olive Oil Co. planning May expansion into adjacent space

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Mike Easterling

To hear Michael Aranda tell it, olive oil still has vast, unrealized potential for use in the United States, despite a surge in its popularity over the last five decades. He has a plan to tap into that — an unusual one. Aranda, who owns the Santa Fe Olive Oil & Balsamic Co. at 116 Don Gaspar Ave. with his wife, Michele Schuch-Aranda, is in the process of more than doubling his shop’s downtown presence.
Quarterly Santa Fe housing report shows significant increase in inventory

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Mike Easterling

Santa Fe housing prices continued their steady march upward in the first quarter of this year, but those in the market for a new home could be seeing a little relief, as the inventory of properties for sale showed a notable increase. According to the Santa Fe Association of Realtors’ quarterly property statistics, the median price of homes in Santa Fe increased by 7.3% from the first quarter of 2024 to the same period this year.
Meow Wolf CEO announces resignation; board member moves into interim CEO role

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Mike Easterling

A change of leadership is in the works at Santa Fe-based Meow Wolf, as the immersive entertainment company announced Monday morning CEO Jose Tolosa is resigning and will be replaced by a company board member. Tolosa, who has been with Meow Wolf since 2021, will remain with the company through the end of May to support the transition, but board member Rebecca Campell will take over as interim CEO on May 1, according to a news release.
Up for interpretation: Data says Santa Fe art market booming; gallerists paint different picture

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Mike Easterling

Santa Fe, a city with more than 250 art galleries and dealers, long has traced much of its economic vitality — and its identity — to its visual arts scene. Forbes magazine labeled it the third-largest art market in the country, behind only New York City and San Francisco, in a February 2024 report — a designation repeated often by a variety of media outlets, including CNN.
Business of art offers alternative routes for sales, but galleries still 'vital'

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Mike Easterling

While he may be best known for his acrylic paintings — a combination of brightly colored portraits and distinctive, haunting landscapes — Santa Fe artist Nocona Burgess has been pulling double duty for the last three years, serving as the host of his own weekly program on KSFR-FM, The Business of Art. As the title of that show implies, Burgess and his guests spend much of their time on air delving into the nuts and bolts of how the art world functions, rather than exploring its creative side.
A more nuanced landscape: Once anchored on Canyon Road, Santa Fe art scene has changed

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Mike Easterling

Sandy Zane has made her way through life taking on a variety of roles — executive director and grant writer for nonprofits, corporate headhunter, board member for educational institutions and even pilot. She maintains the closest experience she has had to her current standing as a gallery owner and artist in Santa Fe is the 15 years she spent in the brokerage industry.
Up for interpretation: Data says art market booming; gallerists paint different picture

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Mike Easterling

Santa Fe, a city with more than 250 art galleries and dealers, long has traced much of its economic vitality — and its identity — to its visual arts scene. Forbes magazine labeled it the third-largest art market in the country, behind only New York City and San Francisco, in a February 2024 report — a designation repeated often by a variety of media outlets, including CNN.
Human Trafficking, Speeding Among Topics At HPCAC Forum

2 weeks ago | huntsvillebusinessjournal.com | Mike Easterling

The Huntsville Police Department reported last month that there has been a decline in city crime rates over the past five years despite extensive population growth. The drop in violent offenses such as murder, forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault grabbed the most attention. But the rate of other criminal activity is also dropping, at least according to statistics compiled by the HPD in the South Precinct.
Toyota Field Upgrade: Madison Council Faces Decision On $30M Or $7M Option

2 weeks ago | huntsvillebusinessjournal.com | Mike Easterling

Two options are on the table for the Madison City Council to choose from as it looks to upgrade Toyota Field, home to the Double-A Southern League Rocket City Trash Pandas, to be in compliance with Major League Baseball’s standards for minor league facilities. One option would cost $30 million, the other $7 million. The City of Madison will foot the bill for the upgrades. The former amount includes a four-story building addition, while the latter is for a one-level space.