Category: Press Release

June 23, 2013

Initiative to update historic theatres in rural downtowns with 3D digital media, infrastructure improvements so they may continue to be vital economic anchors in traditional commercial districts CLAYTON – Today New Mexico Economic Development Secretary Jon Barela kicked off the MainStreet Historic Theater Initiative, an investment in rural downtown theaters…

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June 10, 2013

SANTA FE – Today, the New Mexico Economic Development Department announced the selection of four new “Emerging Communities” to join its MainStreet Program. The selected communities include: the historic Barelas neighborhood commercial district in Albuquerque, the historic business district in Gallup, the combined villages of Roy, Solano and Moscero in…

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April 10, 2013

Dollars will go toward strengthening current programs and developing the new “Frontier Communities” project SANTA FE – Governor Martinez approved $1 million for the Economic Development Department’s New Mexico MainStreet Program. This funding will assist in the creation of a “Frontier Communities” program, provide support for MainStreet emerging and start…

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January 2, 2013

ARTESIA – Today, New Mexico Economic Development Secretary Jon Barela announced the New Mexico MainStreet Program created 622 jobs across the state in 2012 during an event in Artesia. Along with the program’s success in job creation, MainStreet assisted in the expansion of 21 businesses and startup of 134 new…

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September 17, 2010

SANTA FE- Long awaited and much needed improvements to the New Mexico MainStreet Program’s Clayton district began this week. The new streetscape project includes the 100 block of Walnut, and will feature new sidewalks, planters and historical lighting. “This project is vital not only to business recruitment, but also for…

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