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Albuquerque Isotopes spark excitement with job fair

Lines wrapped around Isotopes Park as locals jumped at the chance to join the team behind Albuquerque’s favorite ballpark experience. The Isotopes are gearing up for a busy 2026 season, hiring everyone from cashiers and security to on-field performers—plus, Orbit the mascot was on hand to keep spirits high. It’s not just about baseball; with over 100 events planned, the park is looking for people who bring real passion and energy. If you love the buzz of game day and want to be part of the action, this could be your shot. Who’s thinking about applying or has stories from working at the park? #JobCareer #Job #Albuquerque

jillian59

Isotopes’ 2026 promo nights are next-level fun

Albuquerque’s summer just got a major upgrade—Isotopes fans can look forward to fireworks nearly every other weekend, wild theme nights (Star Wars, Green Chile Cheeseburgers, and more), and some seriously cool giveaways like Mariachis jerseys, Snoopy bobbleheads, and even dog bandanas. Opening night is March 31, and with 75 home games, there’s a ton to look forward to. Whether you’re in it for the food, the swag, or the postgame fireworks, this season’s promo schedule is packed. Which night are you most excited for? Let’s swap tips on snagging the best giveaways! #Sports #Baseball #Albuquerque

Linda Price

Albuquerque’s Swing-N-Pickle bounces back

A $70,000 theft nearly crushed the dreams behind Albuquerque’s new indoor sports spot, Swing-N-Pickle, but the owners refused to quit. After losing their golf simulators and seeing their pickleball courts trashed, Kalvin Shrader and his family doubled down—working nights and weekends, fueled by support from neighbors and friends. Insurance helped, but it was the community’s energy that really brought the place back to life. Now, folks are flocking in for pickleball, golf, and batting cages, turning a tough setback into a real comeback story. What would you have done in their shoes? #Business #Albuquerque #SmallBusiness

Michelle York

Albuquerque adventures for Aquarius season

Aquarius season is the perfect excuse to shake up your routine and dive into Albuquerque’s most offbeat experiences. Whether you’re craving fresh art at 516 ARTS, weaving your own tapestry at Fiber Arts on 4th, or hitting the slopes at Sandia Peak, there’s something for every curious spirit. Foodies can snack on arepas, crepe cones, or even grab cookies from a 24/7 ATM! For a cozy stay, historic adobe homes and Route 66-inspired hotels await. What’s your favorite local spot that satisfies your inner explorer? Let’s swap recommendations and make this Aquarius season unforgettable! #Science #Albuquerque #AquariusSeason

Michael Alvarez

Albuquerque’s popcorn party: Free refills!

National Popcorn Day just got a whole lot tastier for Albuquerque! Cornivore is handing out free popcorn at their shop on Menaul Blvd NE, and if you bring your own container (up to 5 gallons!), they’ll fill it up for you. From green chile to chocolate drizzle, their flavor lineup is wild. This feels like the perfect excuse to treat yourself and maybe even share with friends or coworkers. Anyone else thinking about what size bucket to bring? Let’s hear your favorite popcorn flavors or creative container ideas! #Food #Albuquerque #NationalPopcornDay

Lindsay Wood

Albuquerque’s warm-hearted sleeping bag project

Pastor Joanne Landry is making a real difference for people living on Albuquerque’s streets this winter. She’s turning regular sleeping bags into life-saving kits—adding pockets filled with hand warmers, rain ponchos, and emergency blankets. Her goal is simple: no one should have to freeze at night. Now, she’s calling on local sewing groups, churches, and anyone with extra sleeping bags or hand warmers to help out. Donations can be dropped off at the Compassion Services Center on Trumbull Street SE. It’s amazing how a little creativity and community spirit can bring warmth and hope to those who need it most. What other small ideas could make a big impact in our city? #Religion #Albuquerque #CommunityCare

Rebecca Henderson

Albuquerque chorus channels protest into song

Nothing brings a community together like music with a purpose. The New Mexico Women’s Chorus is turning up the volume on social justice with their upcoming concert, Fired Up! Songs of Protest and Revolution. For 30 years, this inclusive, nonauditioned group has welcomed singers of all backgrounds to raise their voices for change. This year’s theme—chosen in the emotional aftermath of the presidential election—centers on protest, resilience, and the power of collective action. Beyond the stage, these singers are active in local events and causes. How do you think music can fuel movements and bring people together in tough times? #News #Albuquerque #CommunityVoices

Jessica Marshall

Walking School Bus expands to 40 APS schools

More Albuquerque families will soon have a safer, healthier way for kids to get to school—on foot and together. The Walking School Bus program is expanding this fall to include 40 APS schools, making it easier for students to walk in groups with adult supervision. This means less traffic around schools, more exercise for kids, and a chance for neighbors to connect. It’s a simple idea with big benefits for safety and community spirit. Would you let your child join a Walking School Bus? What would make you feel comfortable participating? #Education #Albuquerque #WalkingSchoolBus

Benjamin Contreras

Albuquerque’s film future gets a major upgrade

Albuquerque’s historic Rail Yards are about to become the heart of New Mexico’s creative scene, with CNM’s $73 million film training center set to open this September. This isn’t just another school building—it’s a top-tier facility that will give locals access to cutting-edge film, TV, and digital media training, right in our backyard. The project faced some hidden challenges (old buildings always have surprises!), but the result is a space designed for everything from audio engineering to AI filmmaking. With industry partners like Netflix and NBCUniversal already on board, this could be a game-changer for local talent. How do you think this will shape Albuquerque’s creative community? #Education #Albuquerque #FilmTraining

Anne Clark

Crash shuts down I-40 eastbound near Albuquerque

Major traffic alert for anyone traveling between Albuquerque and Grants: eastbound I-40 is completely closed after a crash near mile marker 126. All eastbound drivers are being rerouted at the Los Lunas/Belen exit, so expect serious delays if you’re headed that way. If you have to travel, take it slow and keep an eye out for detour signs. This closure is causing a big headache for commuters and truckers—anyone else stuck in the backup? Share your updates or alternate routes below! #Transportation #Albuquerque #I40

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