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Battle Over Data Center on Bureau of Land Management Property Seen as Having National Implications
A struggle over which public entity should have a determining say in the construction of a new large data center is playing out in southeastern Nevada, less than 10 miles
New Gas Plant in New Mexico Set to Expand Houston Company’s Growing Network
Plans have been announced for the construction of a new gas plant that will go up in southeastern New Mexico and will belong to a burgeoning Houston-based oil and gas
Project Seeing the Redevelopment of Classic Downtown El Paso Building Gets Additional Funding
New funding has been secured in El Paso for the much-anticipated redevelopment of one of the city’s most prominent 20th century structures. Located at 301 E. San Antonio Avenue, the
Summer Teen Employment Reaches New Low – Ennui and the Minimum Wage Seen as Primary Culprits
Mark down the teen summer job as a quaint tradition that is slowly disappearing. That, at least, appears to be where things are headed, according to a new report revealing
Longstanding Phoenix Medical Office Building Scheduled to Go to Auction Next Month
A two-day online auction is set to begin on August 17 for a five-story medical office structure on the north side of Phoenix. Located at 6036 N. 19th Street, what
Arizona State University Moves to Save Historic House and Abandon Litigation
After months of unfavorable publicity, Arizona State University has decided to put an end to an eminent domain action centering on the removal of a 124-year-old residential property. Located in
New Report Reveals Continuing College Cost Boom
It was perhaps inevitable, but tuitions and related expenses this fall at some 16 institutions of higher education have now finally topped the $100,000 mark. In numbers put together by
Denied Land for Natural Gas Pipeline, Project Jupiter Set to Be Focus of Air Quality Hearing
At least one public hearing will be held on October 29 to explore an air quality permit for the big Project Jupiter data center project based in Santa Teresa, New
Las Cruces Hotel Known for Its Giant Red Chile Pepper Sculpture is Up for Sale
One of the most iconic hotels in southern New Mexico is now on the market with an asking price of exactly $3.8 million. Located at 2160 W. Picacho Avenue, the
Texas Soon to Become Country’s Largest Economy, Says Report
The decision on the part of ExxonMobil shareholders to move the oil giant’s corporate headquarters to Texas, means that the Lone Star State has become the American economy’s “center of
