Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 26th of June.
Good morning, Santa Fe.
Laura Bank, a 72-year-old resident, went missing on a walk from her home—her family is organizing a civilian search to help locate her.
A local grocery store workers’ union signed a tentative deal with Smith’s Food and Drug—members will review the contract next week before voting while union negotiators work with Albertsons to avoid a strike.
Albertsons will meet with union representatives Thursday and Friday as workers remain set to strike Saturday if no new deal is reached.
Santa Fe police responded to reports of shots fired on Otowi Road today and asked residents to shelter in place while officers located an individual armed with a firearm — Deputy Chief Ben Valdez wrote in an email.
The New Mexico Environment Department sued the Air Force over PFAS contamination — the department said a new law classifying PFAS as hazardous waste could strengthen its case.
A mysterious poll shows most Santa Fe voters remain undecided on the mayoral race and are unhappy with current leadership.
Councilor Michael Garcia leads with 15% support while other candidates lag — the poll was conducted by unknown pollsters.
New Mexico lawmakers sharply criticized CYFD for its failures that contributed to child deaths and improper spending, urging the agency to take responsibility.
CYFD acknowledged the issues and said it will launch initiatives to improve maltreatment prevention and worker retention — aiming to better protect children.
County Commissioner Greene announced his bid for Santa Fe mayor + a third candidate joined the District 1 council race.
Santa Fe County will negotiate to purchase a property near Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center — two miles from the state district courthouse downtown — to move the District Attorney's Office.
High Road to Chimayó Wine Tour
Full day — La Fonda on the Plaza — Pricing not specified — Indulge in curated tastings at high-altitude vineyards with stunning views and local flavors.
Patio Music Series – DJ Pygar
3-6 p.m. — Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery — Free entry — Enjoy an afternoon of intergalactic tunes with DJ Pygar spinning vinyl outdoors.
Flashback Prophets Live
6-8 p.m. — Santa Fe Brewing Company Eldorado Taphouse — Free entry — Experience the electrifying return of Flashback Prophets with new sounds and refined performances.
Cultural Arts Trip in Santa Fe: Explore Arts, Crafts, and Operas
8 p.m. — La Fonda on the Plaza — Cost varies — Experience a rich blend of opera, art, and cuisine in New Mexico's enchanting landscapes.
International Folk Art Market
12 PM – 11 AM — Santa Fe Railyard Park — Entry fees may apply — Experience a vibrant celebration of folk artistry featuring over 150 global artists.
Vieux Farka Touré Concert
7 PM - 1 AM — Santa Fe Railyard Plaza — Price TBD — Experience the vibrant sounds of Vieux Farka Touré with Seanchai under the stars.
Lowrider Day On The Plaza 2025
2-6 p.m. — Santa Fe Plaza — $30 for cars, $20 for motorcycles, $10 for lowrider bikes — Celebrate lowrider culture with a showcase of unique vehicles and community spirit.
Level 1 Certification in Natural Movement
2-6 p.m. — Fort Marcy Park — Cost varies based on bundle — Explore the fundamentals of Natural Movement® Fitness with expert Erwan Le Corre.
Lumbre Del Sol Concert
6-9 p.m. — Santa Fe Plaza — Free entry — Experience the vibrant sounds of a beloved Chicano Latin rock band steeped in local heritage.
Santa Fe Film Institute Black & White Ball
5:30 p.m. — La Fonda on the Plaza — Single Ticket $195, Table of Ten $1755 — Experience a glamorous evening of music, culinary delights, and entertainment while supporting emerging filmmakers.
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