AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUNM Arts & Culture: The University of New Mexico’s Art Museum has reopened after a year of “Collections Year” care, debuting new exhibitions including “Abundance: New Acquisitions from 2016 to 2026.” Local Community & Heritage: Bayard’s council heard plans to turn the former Local 890 Union Hall into a mining museum, tied to the 1952 Empire Zinc Mine strike and the legacy of “Salt of the Earth.” State Fair Watch: New Mexico State Fair visitors are grumbling about steep food and drink prices, with gate admission and snacks adding up fast. Film/TV Industry: California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a standalone post-production tax credit—$10 million to start—aimed at keeping editing and VFX work in-state, with New Mexico already cited as having similar incentives. Sports (NM spotlight): Week 3 college football is packed, with New Mexico set to play Oklahoma (TV/stream details circulating) as fans also track the Alabama–Florida State matchup and the Lane Kiffin storyline in LSU–Ole Miss.
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