Nathan Brown

1 week ago | santafenewmexican.com | Nathan Brown

A Santa Fe bicycle shop that has been open for less than a year is facing a name change after running into a trademark infringement issue with one of the biggest names in auto racing. Pedro Murga, one of the partners in F1 Cyclery, wrote in an email to The New Mexican that his company received a letter from the legal team of a “well-known international motor sports organization” regarding the shop’s name.

2 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Nathan Brown

Monday is Memorial Day, when Americans honor military personnel who died while serving. The New Mexican will bring you several stories to mark this solemn weekend, including that of Ben Leslie, a Capitan man who was captured by the Japanese during World War II and killed in 1944 when American forces bombed a prisoner transport ship, unaware Allied prisoners were on board. His remains were recently identified and he is set to be buried in White Oaks in July. We will also bring you the story of Cpl.

2 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Nathan Brown

Although Deb Haaland still by far leads in fundraising out of the candidates for governor in 2026, Sam Bregman is starting to build up a war chest of his own. Bregman, the current Bernalillo County district attorney, announced Monday he had raised more than $1 million in the five weeks since he made his candidacy official. A news release announcing this says 91% of the contributions came from state residents. “I’m humbled and energized by the overwhelming support,” Bregman said in a statement.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Nathan Brown

New UNM cohort part of new generationThe feeling of excitement was palpable late last week among two University of New Mexico seniors who were set to graduate in a matter of hours. But they had some concerns and caveats. Matias Santo, 22, graduating with a degree in business administration, with a concentration in accounting and finance, was fortunate enough to snag an internship at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. last summer, working in Miami to help manage the finances of a few Latin American countries.

3 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Nathan Brown

The feeling of excitement was palpable late last week among two University of New Mexico seniors who were set to graduate in a matter of hours. But they had some concerns and caveats. Matias Santo, 22, graduating with a degree in business administration, with a concentration in accounting and finance, was fortunate enough to snag an internship at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. last summer, working in Miami to help manage the finances of a few Latin American countries.