Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, August 21st, 2025.Kicking off today’s roundup, Santa Fe locals have reason to celebrate as Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has announced a major hundred twenty million dollar initiative aimed at addressing housing and homelessness across New Mexico. This investment will expand affordable housing, increase transitional shelter beds, and fund outreach programs in Santa Fe public schools, aiming to directly benefit over fifteen hundred families. With construction of new units and increased support services, this plan has the potential to transform neighborhood life and provide greater stability for many in our community.In other community news, tomorrow marks the beginning of New Mexico’s annual back-to-school tax-free holiday, which continues through Sunday. All weekend, families in Santa Fe can save on clothes, computers, and classroom supplies as retailers waive gross receipts tax on essential items. This tradition is hugely popular for anyone looking to give the school year a solid start while stretching their budget a little farther, so expect local shops to be bustling.If you are looking for something unforgettable to do this weekend, Buffalo Thunder is hosting a powerhouse country double-bill on Saturday with Grammy winner Crystal Gayle and The Gatlin Brothers. Both icons will be taking the stage that night, promising classic tunes and legendary harmonies. If magic and spectacle are more your speed, get ready for Piff the Magic Dragon’s All-Star Vegas show coming in January, tickets are already getting attention.For those craving art and immersive adventure, Meow Wolf’s House of Eternal Return has tickets available for Friday’s showcase, delivering a mind-bending visual experience that always draws crowds from across the state. Also, if you’re looking for something low-key but meaningful today, Palace Santa Fe will host a drink and adopt event from five to eight; enjoy world class cocktails and maybe find your new four-legged best friend.In government and business updates, five New Mexico tech innovators received state grants of up to one hundred thousand dollars each, aimed at accelerating breakthroughs in space communications, bioscience, and advanced energy. While not all Santa Fe-based, the ripple effects are felt locally, encouraging STEM growth for the region’s young professionals and startups.If you were hoping to relive some nostalgic camp moments at tonight’s scheduled Adult Summer Camp, unfortunately, the event has been cancelled, so you’ll have to look elsewhere for your s’mores fix.On the legal beat, the Santa Fe County Magistrate Court has a full docket today, with arraignments starting early this morning, reminding us that local justice continues to move steadily through its caseload.And for anyone hitting the roads, downtown Santa Fe is expected to be busy as shoppers and eventgoers alike pour into the city. Please drive safely, be patient with pedestrians, and plan a little extra time for parking especially near popular venues.That’s your Thursday in Santa Fe. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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