Five LAHS DECA Students Earn Marketing Certification
Los Alamos High School DECA students from left, Jasmine Heft, Lance Metcalf, Presley Haight, Rocco Del Mauro, and Sawyer Brunette earned the American Marketing Association (AMA) ‘Associate in Marketing’ Certification. This is the first year that National DECA has partnered with the AMA to award the credential, said LAHS DECA Advisor Dr. Sharon Hurley. Courtesy/LAPS
LAPS News:
Five Los Alamos High School DECA students earned the American Marketing Association (AMA) “Associate in Marketing” Certification.
Seniors Rocco Del Mauro, Jasmine Heft, and Lance Metcalf, junior Presley Haight, Read More
Local GLP-1 Support Group Gears Up For Summer Meetings
Dr. Elena McAtee, left, and Nutrition Coach Kate Cleveland prepared today for a busy season of Health and Wellness issues. Courtesy photo
By BERNADETTE LAURITZEN
Los Alamos
May tends to be a very busy month and sometimes your own health and self-care may get pushed to the back burner. As we venture into June and those summer months are at hand, you might need a refresher to put those good habits back at the top of the list.
If you’re one of those people on the GLP-1 drugs, there might be a lot of information that can get overwhelming, but don’t worry, because a support group exists to help with the journey. Read More
projectY Cowork Relaunches As MainStreet MarketPlace
Inside MainStreet MarketPlace, 168 Central Park Square. Courtesy/Los Alamos MainStreet & Creative District
MAINSTREET AND CREATIVE DISTRICT News:
Los Alamos MainStreet and Creative District (LAMCD) announces the official evolution of projectY cowork into the MainStreet MarketPlace at 168 Central Park Square. The remodeled 1,500-square-foot space integrates coworking, private offices, and a soon-to-launch retail incubator designed to serve as an economic engine for the region.
The relocation comes as the program enters its 10th year of operation, shifting focus to address Read More
Glisten Honors Locals Making A Difference
From left, Suzanne Lynne, 2026 Los Alamos Public Schools Teacher of the Year Beth Combs and Glisten Skin and Beauty Bar Owner Anesia Cope celebrate Combs’ award with a pre-selected service at the local spa. Courtesy/Glisten Skin and Beauty Bar
Los Alamos Public Schools 2026 Classified Employee of the Year Claire Schappert, left, is recognized by Glisten Skin and Beauty Bar Owner Anesia Cope. Courtesy/Glisten Skin and Beauty Bar
Glisten Skin and Beauty Bar News:
Glisten Skin and Beauty Bar at 1789 Central Ave #6 recently launched a new quarterly community recognition program to celebrate individuals Read More
2026 New Mexico Small Business Person Of The Year Eric Quintana Of PMI Receives SBA National Award
From left, Performance Maintenance Inc. (PMI) CEO and Co-Founder Eric Quintana, the 2026 SBA National New Mexico Small Business of the Year recipient, U.S. SBA Associate Administrator of Field Operations Lisa Shimkat and PMI Chief Operating Officer Daven Quintana in Washington, D.C. Courtesy photo
From left, PMI Chief Operating Officer Daven Quintana, Small Business Advocate Trish Alley, LANL Small Business Program Manager Yvonne Gonzales, PMI CEO/Co-founder Eric Quintana (SBA National New Mexico Small Business of the Year recipient), SBDC Director Julianna Martinez-Barbee, TSAY Read More
Daily Postcard: Enhanced View Of Waxing Gibbous Moon Over Los Alamos Daily Post
Daily Postcard: An enhanced view of the waxing gibbous moon on Sunday night over the Los Alamos Daily Post newspaper office at 1247 Central Ave. Photo by Steve Bublitz Read More
Greens, Scones At Los Alamos Farmers Market Thursday
Canceled: May 27 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting
COUNTY News:
The application (ZCA-2026-0019) legally noticed for Text Amendment of the Los Alamos Development Code, Article V, has been postponed and will be re-noticed for June 24, 2026.
No other applications were submitted for consideration.
Therefore, the May 27, 2026, Planning and Zoning Commission meeting is officially canceled. Read More
The Plot Thickens As Invisible Hand Entertainment Releases Episode Two Of The Jemez Murder Mystery Saga At SALA
Invisible Hand Entertainment Owner Jon Ebanks on the set of ‘Jemez: A Murder Mystery’. Courtesy/IHE
Jaime Romero, left, and Roger Anaya on the set of ‘Jemez: A Murder Mystery’. Courtesy/IHE
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Last year, the film, “Jemez: A Murder Mystery” depicted a camping trip in the Jemez Mountains going horribly wrong when someone is murdered. The movie ended ambiguously and audience members were left to ponder who the killer was. Now, more clues and pieces of this murder mystery puzzle will be revealed in the second episode, “Jemez: The Investigation”. Read More
Los Alamos Chamber Of Commerce Honors 2026 Business Of The Year Recipients And Nominees
The Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce held its annual Chamber Awards event on May 1 at Duane Smith Auditorium to honor the 2026 Business of the Year recipients, as well as this year’s nominees. Chamber Director Sandy Jones, left, explained to local businesses, ‘Why are we doing this? We want to honor you and your team for the hard work you do all year, and although not everyone can win, everyone can enjoy a nice evening together, and be recognized!’ Here she presents the ‘2026 Community Partner of the Year’ award to Del Norte Credit Union, received here by SVP Eric Baldonado and staff. To see all of the event Read More