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By city of las cruces
• Mar 4, 2021
The City of Las Cruces is taking a major move forward to attract new businesses to the city’s industrial park located on the West Mesa. At a City Council Work Session on February 22, Senior Real Estate Specialist Cilicia Villegas presented a new name for the industrial area, now called the Las Cruces Innovation & Industrial Park. The new name and a new logo will be used when recruiting businesses throughout the region and nation.
“This is a big step forward to tout what we have in Las Cruces,” said City Manager Ifo Pili who has been a vocal advocate of fostering economic development since he arrived in Las Cruces last year. “We have a gem with this industrial park that can immediately be competitive. We’ll be making improvements and creating incentives, but we have the infrastructure in place right now power, utilities, land to get companies to locate here.”
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The Las Cruces City Council reviewed the state of the city’s economic health during Monday’s work session. Las Cruces reported a 7.7% unemployment rate in December of 2020, up approximately 3% from the previous year.
City Economic Development Director Griselda Martinez says the rise in unemployment can be directly connected to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“There is a direct correlation between the public health orders and the level of unemployment that you see in the 2020 data,” Martinez said. “For the first time, we had lower numbers in unemployment than we did from the Great Recession. So, we were at the verge of growing beyond 2008 numbers, and then the public health orders came about and that took us back to really high numbers of unemployment.”
TUPELO ⢠To say the Hispanic Ministry of St. James Catholic Church in Tupelo has a nativity scene is a little like saying the coronavirus has been a bit inconvenient: Itâs true, but it doesnât do it justice.
This is no Hobby Lobby boxed set; rather, itâs a handcrafted diorama that tells the Christmas story, from the Annunciation through the presentation of Jesus in the temple. And even though Mary and Joseph are only 6 inches tall, the three-dimensional set in which they find themselves stands 5 feet and stretches across half of the stage in Shelton Hall, where the congregation meets.
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