davisjames+FollowAlbuquerque’s puppies need loving homes nowEvery day, Albuquerque’s animal shelters are overflowing with adorable puppies just waiting for a family to call their own. From tiny terrier mixes like Peaches to playful pit bull pups like Matlock, these little ones are hoping for a second chance. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, now’s the perfect time to open your heart—and maybe your home—to a new furry friend. The impact is real: every adoption frees up space for another animal in need. Who’s adopted locally, and what’s your best advice for first-time pet parents? #Pets #Albuquerque #AdoptDontShop01Share
Mary Williams+FollowAlbuquerque’s Lindy’s Diner brings everyone to the tableFor a decade now, Lindy’s Diner in downtown Albuquerque has turned Thanksgiving into a true community celebration, serving up free meals to anyone who walks through the door—no questions asked. What started as a heartfelt tribute to the owner’s mom has grown into a citywide effort, with volunteers and donations making sure no one spends the holiday alone or hungry. Whether you’re a student, a family, or someone without a home, Lindy’s makes sure everyone gets a seat at the table. It’s amazing how one meal can make such a difference. How do you think small acts like this shape our community? #Food #Albuquerque #Thanksgiving00Share
Richard Jones+FollowAlbuquerque’s Thanksgiving spirit in actionHundreds of Albuquerque neighbors came together this Thanksgiving to make sure no one missed out on a warm meal or a sense of belonging. From La Mesa Presbyterian’s Feast of Hope, which handed out 1,600 meals, to Joy Junction’s annual dinner and Lindy’s Diner’s heartfelt tradition, the community’s generosity was on full display. Volunteers say the real gift is the joy of giving, and for many guests, it’s a reminder they’re not alone. How does seeing this kind of support in our city make you feel? Have you ever been part of a community meal or outreach? #Safety #Albuquerque #Thanksgiving00Share
megan01+FollowThunderbird Property Management: Fair or not?Albuquerque renters are speaking up about their experiences with Thunderbird Property Management, and it’s raising eyebrows. People are sharing stories about unexpected fees—like $75 rekey charges and $60 notice fees—being taken from their deposits, even when they left their apartments spotless. Some say they were even contacted by staff after leaving honest negative reviews online. It’s got folks wondering: Are these just standard business practices, or is something off here? If you’ve rented from Thunderbird or any other property management company, what’s your take on these fees and policies? Let’s hear your stories and advice! #RealEstate #Albuquerque #RentalExperience00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowAlbuquerque neighbors unite to keep others warmSeeing neighbors come together to mend clothes and create care packages for those facing homelessness in Albuquerque is a real reminder of the power of community. At Robinson Park, the Tender Love Community Center’s annual event turned donated fabric and worn-out coats into mittens, scarves, and hats—each one stitched with care. These aren’t just warm layers; they’re a sign that no one’s forgotten, even on the coldest nights. What other ways could we support our neighbors in need this winter? Let’s share ideas and keep the kindness going. #Safety #Albuquerque #CommunityCare00Share
Michael Smith+FollowAlbuquerque’s holiday roads: Stay sharp, stay safeHoliday traffic is hitting Albuquerque hard this week—just ask anyone who got stuck on I-40 after that big pileup near the Big I. With more cars on the road and celebrations in full swing, police are stepping up patrols to catch drunk and reckless drivers. Bars are pitching in too, making sure no one leaves impaired. If you’re heading out, plan a safe ride and keep your eyes peeled for erratic drivers. Quick tip: Bernalillo County is offering $10 off two Uber rides through Monday (code: NMturkey25). How are you staying safe on the roads this Thanksgiving? #Transportation #Albuquerque #ThanksgivingTravel00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowRiver of Lights 2025: Foodie surprises await!This year’s River of Lights in Albuquerque is stepping up its food game—think soft pretzels, classic biscochitos, chicharrónes, and even giant gingerbread. It’s not just about the dazzling displays; the menu is packed with treats to keep you warm and happy as you stroll. Timed entry tickets make it easy to plan your night, and there are even Low Sensory nights for a more relaxed experience. Whether you’re a local or visiting, which new menu item are you most excited to try? Let’s talk food favorites and holiday traditions! #Food #RiverOfLights #Albuquerque00Share
kerryrivera+FollowAlbuquerque’s homelessness crisis hits homeA 40% jump in people living on Albuquerque’s streets since 2023 is changing the face of our city. While more folks are using shelters, the number of unsheltered people is growing twice as fast. Many locals are blaming city leadership, rising rents, and the end of COVID-era protections. Others say just adding more shelter beds isn’t enough—we need real solutions that tackle the root causes. With so many neighbors struggling, what should Albuquerque do next? How can we come together as a community to make a real difference? Let’s talk about what’s working, what’s not, and what we can do. #Safety #Albuquerque #Homelessness00Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowAlbuquerque’s chickens need loving homesRight now, several sweet chickens at Albuquerque’s animal shelter are hoping for a fresh start with caring families. These little birds—both males and females—are all adults and ready to bring a bit of joy and personality to your backyard or home. Adopting a pet, especially one that often gets overlooked like a chicken, can be a rewarding experience and a great way to support your local shelter. Have you ever considered adopting a bird, or do you already have backyard chickens? Let’s talk about what it’s like and share tips for new adopters! #Pets #Albuquerque #PetAdoption20Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowTraffic flowing again after Big I crash in AlbuquerqueCommuters on I-40 eastbound at the Big I can finally breathe a sigh of relief—traffic is moving again after a major crash involving four vehicles shut down all lanes earlier today. Four people were taken to the hospital, and while details are still coming in, the quick reopening is a huge deal for anyone who relies on this busy stretch. It’s a reminder of how fast things can change on our roads and how important it is to stay alert. How do you handle sudden traffic jams or accidents during your daily drive? #Transportation #Albuquerque #I4000Share
