Business

19th Hole Sports Pub Earns Golf Course Restaurant Lease

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By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com

When Doug Osborn joined Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op as its general manager in 2017, he firmly decided not to get mixed up with food.

“I always said that I would never do food,” he told the Los Alamos Daily Post Wednesday afternoon. “Foods’ hard. It takes a lot of attention; you gotta be really good at it. We had good restaurants and we still have good restaurants in town.”

As time progressed and the restaurant at the Los Alamos County Golf Course clubhouse became available for leasing, Osborn said he reconsidered.

An avid golfer himself, Read More

Omega Announces Acquisition Of S.R. Martin Group, Strengthening Advanced Reactor And INL Capabilities

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OMEGA News:

OAK RIDGE, TN — Omega Technical Services (Omega) announced that it has acquired the S.R. Martin Group (SRMG), a respected Service‐Disabled Veteran‐Owned Small Business with a long and trusted history supporting the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and the broader advanced reactor industry. The acquisition represents a major strategic milestone for Omega as the company accelerates its growth in the rapidly expanding advanced reactor, Small Modular Reactor (SMR), and microreactor sectors.

Founded on a people‐first culture and a strong commitment to mission, SRMG brings Read More

ChamberFest June 6: Calling All Corvettes!

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From the Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce:

The Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce is going to hold a Corvette Show during ChamberFest this year in Los Alamos!

Do you have experience planning and executing a car show? If yes, and you would like to help us out, please email Sandy@losalamos.org. If you own a Corvette and want to enter your car, email Sandy. This is a fundraiser, so there will be an entry fee for car owners and a prize!

Stay tuned for more information as we get closer to June 6.

ChamberFest Los Alamos registration opens April 1 and ends May 1. We will not accept registrations after this date, so that Read More

The Big Dig Paid Off: What’s Coming To Pajarito Ski Area For Winter 2026/27

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Snowmaker at Pajarito Mountain Ski Area. Courtesy/Pajarito

PAJARITO News:

Every season has a story, and this one started with a dry winter and a whole lot of waiting. But while the snowpack didn’t always cooperate, something else was happening beneath the surface—literally.

The Jemez Mountain Fire Protection Project, the ambitious pipeline infrastructure effort that our community has been following for years, has raced ahead of schedule. And now, Pajarito is ready to put that momentum to work.

This summer and fall, we’re getting to it. We’re talking about a multimillion-dollar, multi-year Read More

Catch Of The Week: Someone Left The Skeleton Key Under The Doormat

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By REBECCA RUTHERFORD
Los Alamos
For the Los Alamos Daily Post

A powerful iPhone hacking toolkit just leaked onto the internet – and if your phone isn’t up to date, your data could be at risk. We’re talking messages, location history, browser data, even crypto. Yikes!

So what happened?

Security researchers have been tracking two sophisticated iPhone hacking toolkits – called Coruna and DarkSword; tools of unknown origin, being used by cybercriminals to break into iPhones and iPads. Think of them as master keys, capable of quietly unlocking your device just by having you visit the wrong Read More

Robinson: Lawmaker Wants His Secession Threat To Open Dialogue

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By SHERRY ROBINSON
All She Wrote
© 2026 New Mexico News Services

Texas has always wanted more of New Mexico.

Before New Mexico could join the United States as a territory, Congress had to settle a boundary dispute. Texas claimed all of New Mexico east of the Rio Grande, even though it had never fought for or held any of it. In the historic Compromise of 1850, Congress placed the New Mexico-Texas boundary along the 103rd meridian and agreed to pay Texas $10 million for its “loss.”

Then in 1859 a surveying mistake gave Texas a 310-mile strip, 601,152 acres, that belonged to New Mexico. When the mistake Read More

Scenes From Los Alamos Co-op Market’s 15th Birthday Bash

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Los Alamos Co-op Market celebrates its 15th anniversary with vendors, food, music and baby goats Saturday at 95 Entrada Drive. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com

Izzy Alleach, left, and Zora Alleach cuddle with some baby goats during the Los Alamos Co-op Market’s 15th anniversary celebration Saturday. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com

Scarlett LeCroy, left, and Alex Fleischman feed a hungry baby goat during the Los Alamos Co-op Market’s 15th anniversary celebration Saturday. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com

Los Alamos Co-op Market Deli Manager Rowan Cantua, Read More

Blue Bus To Provide Transit Shuttle For April 3 Pilgrimage

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NCRTD News:

ESPAÑOLA — The North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD) Blue Bus will once again provide fare-free bus service to support pilgrims traveling to the annual Santuario de Chimayó pilgrimage on Good Friday, April 3.

Each year, tens of thousands of pilgrims take part in this centuries-old tradition, journeying to El Santuario de Chimayó—one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage destinations in the United States. NCRTD’s Blue Bus plays a key role in supporting a safe and accessible journey for participants from across the region.

To accommodate increased demand, The Blue Read More