Guide to Fall Restaurant Hours

This will be updated weekly as dates and times change during November, 2018 and we are notified by the member.

Angel Fired Pizza
3375 Mountain View Blvd.
Open Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
Closed on Thanksgiving
Will open 7 days a week from December 22, 2018 to January 5, 2019

Hail’s Holy Smoked Barbecue & More
3400 Mountain View Blvd.
Open Tuesday to Saturday from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm

Jeanette’s Food Cart
3463 Mountain View Blvd.
Open Monday to Saturday from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm

Mikuna Grill
48 N. Angel Fire Rd.
Open Thursday to Monday from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Pizza Stop
52 N. Angel Fire Rd.
Open Thursday to Saturday from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm and 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Open Sunday from 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Subway Sandwich Shop
Lowe’s Valley Market
Open daily from 7:30 am to 10:00 pm

The Bakery & Cafe @ Angel Fire
3420 Mountain View Blvd.
Open daily from 7:00 am to 2:30 pm

The Bump Coffee
3375 Mountain View Blvd.
Open daily from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm

The Lift Coffee House
10 Miller Ln.
Angel Fire Resort
Open daily from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm

Zebs Restaurant & Bar
3431 Mountain View Blvd.
Open daily from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm

Restaurants Closed Until December 2018

El Jefe Margarittas Y Mas
Opens on December 8, 2018

Elements Fine Dining
Angel Fire Country Club
Opens in December, 2018

Elements Bar & Lounge
Angel Fire Resort Country Club
Opens on December 4, 2018

Legend’s Grill
Opens on December 8, 2018

The Summit Haus
Opens on December 14, 2018

The Village Haus
Opens on December 13, 2018

Par & Grill
Closed until next summer for golf season 2019

From the office of Colfax County Clerk Rayetta M. Trujillo

The 2018 General Election will take place on Tuesday, November 6, 2018 from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm.

Please check your local precinct locations for exact times.

Get out and make your voice heard!

By Jo Mixon

Is it Mountain View Boulevard or is it Highway 434?

Why are we told by places we order online, that so many of our addresses do not exist in the system?

First we will look at only one issue, is it Mountain View Boulevard or is it Highway 434?

One of the main issues we are face in Angel Fire, in the age of GPS, is not being properly mapped through the Google system. I have been told by the Google Map representatives that the people of Angel Fire are partially to blame. Google mapping feels misled because many businesses located on this road use Highway 434 in their addresses instead of the legal name of Mountain View Boulevard. Before anything can change, we should work together to figure a way to get all of our businesses correctly registered, listed, and mapped. We have been trying for 2 years to make this happen, but it will only happen, when we are all on the same page.

In 2016 the Angel Fire Chamber, working with the Angel Fire Resort, started conducting free workshops in partnership with Google Mapping. Businesses that have complete and correct business information online are twice as likely to be considered reputable by consumers. We found that businesses within the Village of Angel Fire were shown in the wrong locations on the Google map system. Some are as far off as being listed in Black Lake or Cimarron or Taos or even Raton. When this remains uncorrected, businesses are losing sales. When people can find correct information about local businesses, our community becomes even stronger. And when we get this one major issue resolved, Google will be more likely to work with us on correcting our residential mapping. We know our addresses exist, getting Google Mapping to agree is what matters.

So to date, as per Google, one of the main existing problems is that Mountain View Boulevard and Highway 434 are the same road. Google gets confused when half of our businesses use Highway 434 as their address and the other half use Mountain View Boulevard, especially when these businesses are right next door to one another. I spoke with a few of our businesses and they believe it is easier for people to find them and when they have deliveries, to simply use Highway 434 as their address. I also spoke with both our UPS driver and our Fed Ex driver about the problem on this particular road. They told me 75% of the Mountain View Boulevard businesses have their items delivered using their address as Highway 434 instead of Mountain View Boulevard. They also said, at first it really confused them too, not to mention what a nightmare it is for a relief driver.

So what is the solution? I spoke with Mayor Cottam and we both agree it is very frustrating to be told our addresses do not exist. We also agree that on the main street issue, it doesn’t matter which address our businesses prefer to use, whether it be Highway 434 or Mountain View Boulevard, it only matters that EVERYONE uses the same name. So we decided the first step we will take is to send out a survey to all of the businesses on Highway 434/Mountain View Boulevard and ask your opinion. Years ago, the road was legally changed to Mountain View Boulevard within the boundaries of the Village, but we did not determine in our conversation when that happened or why. It is also legally still State Highway 434. In our survey we will ask which name you prefer to use. We will also ask, would you be willing to use one or the other depending on the majority? If everyone would agree to use Mountain View Boulevard, from this day forward, there would not be any changes necessary. If using Highway 434 is the majority, it would take a little time to have that legally changed back, but as Mayor Cottam stated in our conversation, it can be done. She sited that it has recently been approved to change the name of North Angel Fire Rd. to Bill Burgess Boulevard. And even the the Village of Angel Fire is using both addresses, I think we all do. Our water bill at the Angel Fire Chamber is listed not as 3407 Mountain View Boulevard, it is listed as 3407 Highway 434. All it will take to get proper mapping, is for us to agree (and use) the same name on all of our correspondence, deliveries and online sites.

Proper mapping will benefit every business and individual in the village. The surveys will be emailed on Wednesday, October 31, 2018. Please fill out your survey and send it back. If we do not have your email address at the Chamber and you are located on Mountain View Boulevard / Highway 434, please send it to manager@angelfirechamber.org or come into the Chamber to pick up a survey on Wednesday or Thursday of this week.

Let’s work together to get properly mapped!

Angel Fire Village Council Meeting
When: November 13, 2018 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Where: Village Hall, 3407 Mountain View Boulevard, Angel Fire, NM 87710

Friends of Eagle Nest Lake and Cimarron Canyon State Parks
When: November 13, 2018 at 5:30 pm
Where: Eagle Nest Lake State Park Visitor Center, 42 Marina Way, Eagle Nest, NM 87718

Angel Fire Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Membership Breakfast Meeting
When: November 27, 2018 from 8:00 am to 9:00 am
Where: Village Hall, 3407 Mountain View Boulevard, Angel Fire, NM 87710

Village Council Meeting
When: November 27, 2018 from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Where: Village Hall, 3407 Mountain View Boulevard, Angel Fire, NM 87710

Mark your calendars! Join us as we welcome and seat the new 2019 Executive Board of Directors.

When: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 from 8:00 am to 9:00 am

Where: Angel Fire Chamber of Commerce, 3407 Mountain View Boulevard, Angel Fire, NM 87710

Tickets are on sale now for the largest 50/50 raffle in Angel Fire Chamber history!

Tickets are 1 for $1.00, 6 for $5.00 or 25 for $20.00.

This raffle will run until December 2, 2018.

The winning ticket will be drawn at the Holiday Market.

You may purchase your tickets at the Angel Fire Chamber office, from any Chamber Board member, at the membership breakfast meeting on November 27, or at the Holiday Market December 1 & 2, 2018, at the Angel Fire Community Center.

The drawing will be held December 2, 2018 @ 3:30 pm at the Holiday Market, live on Facebook.

Get in the holiday spirit!

Tickets will go on sale Wednesday, November 7, 2018.

Cost: 1 for $10.00 / 3 for $20.00

Purchase them at the Angel Fire Chamber, 3407 Mountain View Boulevard or online at www.angelfirechamber.org.

This is how it works: We will give away 78 prizes, each with a value of at least $50.00! To begin the first day of the raffle drawings, which is called Day Twelve of the Twelve Days of Christmas Raffle, 12 winning tickets will be drawn and 12 prizes will be given away. On Day Eleven…11 prizes will be given away. Day Ten…10 prizes given away…etc. etc…until the last day (called Day One) when there will be a drawing for one Grand Prize, which is $500.00 cash, generously donated by Mike Woolley at Remax Mountain Realty!

Twelve Days of Christmas Chamber Raffle will be daily live drawings on Facebook at 11:00 am. beginning December 10, 2018. The Grand Prize will be drawn on Dec. 21, 2018. We will then post the names of the winners, as well as the names of those who made the donations on Facebook, the email blast, on our website and in any other form of advertising we use.

Any questions? Please do not hesitate to ask. Call 575-377-6353 or email manager@angelfirechamber.org.

12 Days of Christmas Gifts & Sponsors

Purchase your tickets at the Angel Fire Chamber of Commerce or online at www.angelfirechamber.org

ReMax Mountain Realty
Mike Woolley & ReMax agents
Grand Prize
$500.00
Cash Prize

1. One Hour Massage, Value = $65.00, donated by Creating My Choices/Denise Janelle

2. One Hour Massge, Value = $65.00, donated by Crystal Light Massage Therapy/ Shasta McDaniel

3. One Hour Massage, Value =$70.00, donated by Kathy Dunbar’s Body Mechanics

4. Original Artwork & Handmade Necklace, Value = $120.00, donated by Jacqui Binford-Bell (artist)

5. Gift card, Value = $50.00, donated by FNB New Mexico Bank

6. Gift Card, Value = $100.00, donated by Cathe Moon Real Estate

7. Gift Card, Value = $100.00, donated by Laguna Vista Lodge, Historic Restaurant & Saloon/ Bert Clemons

8. 1 exam & 3 adjustments, Value = $150.00, donated by Angel Fire Chiropractic/Dr. Jennifer Fitch

9. Propane Gas Card, Value = $50.00, donated by Monte Verde RV Park & Campground/ Joe & Melody Costa

10. Gift Basket, Value = $100.00, donated by Shuter Library

11. Gift Certificate to Ski Tech Value = $50.00, donated by Ski Tech/Mary Harms

12. Oil Change & Tire Rotation, Value =$75.00, donated by Affordable Auto/Phil Brooks

13. Oil Change, Labor & Inspection, Value =$50.00, donated by 24/7 Automotive Performance/Chris Chase

14. Oil Change, Labor & Inspection, Value =$50.00, donated by 24/7 Automotive Performance/Chris Chase

15. Pizza Stop: Two Gift Certificates for 1 Large Pizza each & Gift Certificate for Spaghetti and Meatball Dinner, Total Value =$53.17 donated by Larry & Trini Bradley

16. Gift Certificate to Pacheco’s High Country Landscaping & Nursery, Value = $50.00, donated by Angel Fire Garden Club

17. 1st Visit Consult & AcupuntureTreatment, Value = $80.00, donated by Tripoints Acupunture/ Susanne Tripodi

18. Jewelry, Value = $50.00, donated by Golden Eagle RV Park and Store/ Bruce & Bridget Manakas

19. Original Painting, Value = 50.00, donated by Mind Body Spirit Yoga

20. Handmade Origami Jewelry, Value =$50.00 donated by Beads, Birds, Bourbon/ Melody Costa (artist)

21. Gift Certificate to Blue Dawg Furniture Gift Shop, Value =$50.00, donated by Jeanette Sanchez

22. New Mexico Themed Gift Basket, Value = $50.00, donated by Angel Fire Sweet Shirt Shop

23. Studio 434 Gift Certificate for a Pedicure, Value = $50.00, donated by Kristin Trowbridge

24. Studio 434 Gift Certificate for a Cut and Deep Conditioning, Value $50.00, donated by Annie Lindsey

25. Smell of Christmas Gift Bag, Value = $30.00, donated by Alpine Gifts and a $25.00 gift certificate to Angel Fire Mini Mart donated by Lori Barela Total Value $55.00

26. Ice Bream & Candy Shoppe Gift Basket, Value = $50.00, donated by Pat Sorey

27. Doterra Essential Oils, Value = $50.00, donated by Melissa Grassmick

28. Gift Basket that includes a $25.00 Gift Card to Sam’s in an Inn of the Mountain God’s Picnic Tote, Value = $45.00, donated by Chuck & Consuelo Howe and 1 bottle of Talmage Cellars California Chardonnay Wine, Value = $35.00, donated by Wine Shop at Home/Janice Brooks and two Zia T-shirts, Value = $41.00 donated by Cottams of Angel Fire:
Total Value $121.00

29. Gift Certificate to Enchanted Circle Pottery, Value = $50.00, donated by Kevin & Jo DeKeuster (artists)

30. Driveway Snow Plow, Value = $75.00, donated by Bob Koester/

31. Driveway Snow Plow, Value = $75.00, donated by Moore Excavation/ Kyle Moore

32. Driveway Snow Plow, Value = $75.00, donated by Land & Homes Services/ Daniel Serna

33. Driveway Snow Plow, Value = $75.00, donated by Land & Home Services/ Daniel Serna

34. Driveway Snow Plow, Value = $75.00, donated by Canyon City Landscaping/ Phil Bustos

35. Driveway Snow Plow, Value = $50.00, donated by SS Rocks Y Mas/ Robert Serna

36. Handmade Pinecone Christmas Wreath, Value = $50.00, donated by Everything Pinecone/ Johnese Turri & Lone Krarup

37. Chris Love Art Prints, “The Dance” & “The Promised Gifts” unframed, Value $50.00, donated by Chris Love, artist

38. Photographic Canvas Art, “Ten Points in the Snow” 16 x 20, Value = $120.00, donated by P.S. Ventures/ Page Steed (artist)

39. One Night Complimentary Accommodations in New Mexico available at one of these New Mexico properties: Taos: El Monte Sagrado, Las Cruces: Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces, Albuquerque: Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town ~ Nativo Lodge,
Santa Fe: Eldorado Hotel & Spa, Hotel St. Francis, Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe, Lodge at Santa Fe or Inn & Spa at Loretto Value = up to $250 donated by Heritage Hotels and Resorts

40. One Hour Photography Session for up to 6 people, and four 4×6 Photo Prints, Value = $80.00, donated by One Moment in Time Photography/ Marcy Archer

41. Gift Card, Value $50.00, donated by Arthur Insurance

42. Christmas Cactus, Value $60.00, donated by Pacheco’s High Country Landscaping & Nursery

43. Two hours of Lawn Care by Jerry Romero Lawn Care, Value $100.00, donated by Jerry Romero

44. Homemade Cake 1/2 sheet cake, Value = $50.00, donated by Charmaine’s Dreams/ Charmaine Romero

45. Gift Certificate to Zebs Restauraunt & Bar, Value =$50.00, donated by Angel Fire Appraiser’s/ Jeff & Samantha Weeks

46.Gift Certificate to Hatcha’s in Mora, Value = $25.00, donated by Hatcha’s and a Gift Certificate to K Bob’s in Raton, Value = $50.00, donated by Phil Long Ford Raton Total Value $75.00

47. Gift Certificate to MiKuna Grill, Value $50.00, donated by Harold White

48. Gift Certificate to Blu Dragonfly Brewery in Cimarron, Value $50.00, donated by Harold White

49. Two $25.00 Gift Certificates to The Bump Coffee, Value $50.00, donated by Lisa Sutton/ Coldwell Banker

50. Metal Art, Value = $50.00, donated by Michael Turri (artist)

51. Two night stay at Antler’s Crossing, your choice of locations Eagle Nest, NM or Ruidoso, NM, Value = up to $500.00, donated by Fox and Donna Guinn

52. One Half Day Guided Fishing Trip for 4 with Eagle Nest Adventures, Value = $300.00, donated by Fox & Donna Guinn

53. Carpet or Tile Cleaning for up to 3 rooms, Value = $250.00, donated by Moore Home Care/Cindy Moore

55. Gift Basket, Value = $50.00, donated by Chisum Realty Group/Tara Chisum

55. Two bottles of William Hill Wine & two wine glasses, Value = $50.00, donated by Northeastern Construction/Sean Medrano

56. Gift Certificate to MiKuna Grill, Value = $50.00, donated by MiKuna Grill/Jasmine McKee

57. Gift Certificate to MiKuna Grill, Value = $50.00, donated by MiKuna Grill/Jasmine McKee

58. 1/2 Day River Rafting Trip on the Rio Grande for 2 People Value = $120.00
donated by Far Flung Adventures

59. Spiral Smoked Christmas Ham Value = $60.00 donated by Hail’s Holy Smoked Bar B Que & More/ John & Wende Hail

60. Spiral Smoked Christmas Ham Value = $60.00 donated by Hail’s Holy Smoked Bar B Que & More/ John & Wende Hail

61. Family Adventure: Three nights in a Rustic Cabin with wood burning stove, wi-fi, & electricity at Camp Elliott Barker plus a basket of Girl Scout Cookies Value = $250.00, donated by Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails

62. Gift Card to Low’es Valley Market in Angel Fire, NM Value $50.00, donated by Lowe’s Valley Market/ Roger Lowe

63. Gift Card to Low’es Valley Market in Angel Fire, NM Value $50.00, donated by Lowe’s Valley Market/ Roger Lowe

64. Gift Card Value = $100.00, donated by Lost Eagle RV Park, Eagle Nest, NM/ Tommy & Mary Sanger

65. Four tickets to the July 6, 2019 Nashville to New Mexico Concert in Eagle Nest Value = $ 80.00, donated by Nashville to New Mexico LLC

66. Solar Light Set Value = $50.00, donated by Mountain Supply True Value/ Chase & Theresa Castillo

67. One hour of Electrical Services (materials not included) Value = $100.00, donated by Austin Electric of New Mexico/Bob Koester

68. Private Dance Lesson for 2 (Swing, Waltz, Cha-Cha or Foxtrot) plus a bottle of Andre Spumante Sparkling Wine & 2 wine glasses Value = $60.00 donated by Shall We Dance/ Diane Peterson

69. Gift Certificate to Angel Fired Pizza Value = $50.00, donated by Angel Fired Pizza/ Cat Adams

70. Pick up Truck bed of Firewood, aspen, pine or mixed delivered Value = $100.00 donated by Atlas Construction/ Landon Doolley

71. Four Gift Certificates to Build a Bear Workshops, $25.00 each, Value = $100.00, donated by Brenda Johnson Property Management & Discover Angel Fire / Brenda Johnson

72. Four Dozen Homemade Christmas Cookies from Earlene Durand’s Kitchen, Value = $50.00, donated by Wende Woolley Photography/ Wende Woolley

73. Two Adult 2019 Bike Park Lift Tickets at the Angel Fire Resort Value = $98.00, donated by The Angel Fire Resort/ John Kitts

74. Two Adult 2018-2019 Winter Ski Lift Tickets at the Angel Fire Resort Value = $154.00, donated by The Angel Fire Resort/ John Kitts

75. Dakine Insulated Party Pack Back Pack and a North Face Mt. Crew Sweater Value = $140.00 donated by Mountain Sports of Angel Fire/ Brent & Tammy Dunn

76. Heat Storm Infrared Wall Mount or Free Standing Heater, (wi-fi friendly…may be controlled with your smart phone device) Value= $120.00, donated by Alpine Lumber/ A.J. Farmer

77. Five $20.00 gift certificates to Packy’s Restaurant in Eagle Nest, NM Value = $100.00 donated by Patrick at Packy’s

78. Sleigh ride for 2 Value = $100.00 donated by Roadrunner Tours/ Nancy Burch

We have been asked by many in the community to provide resources that explain where candidates stand on issues and what a Yes or No vote supports on the Bonds that are on the Ballot.

You may want to visit the websites listed below that have good information for you to become a better educated voter. Hope this helps!

Sample Ballot for Colfax County Voters

We are in New Mexico Congressional District 3, New Mexico State Senate (upper legislative) District 8 (not up for election this year), and New Mexico House of Representatives (lower legislative) District 40. Plus we have the privilege of voting for several state-wide positions, as seen on the ballot.

For a list of candidates for each position on the ballot click below:

Once on the website below you will be able to view the candidates party affiliation, political viewpoints, who endorses them and how they have voted. In the boxes provided at the top of the page, click the following:

State: New Mexico
Stage: General
Party: Leave Blank if you want to see all of the candidates
Office: Choose from the click down which candidates you wish to view
Election Status: Running

Then you may click on each candidate to visit their page.

Who are the candidates and where do they stand?

Another very informative website to visit is https://ballotpedia.org/New_Mexico_Sample_Ballot.

You will be prompted to put in your address. Once on the page, the ballot measures are listed as well as the candidates. If you scroll to the bottom of this page, it has a listing of your districts and locations complete with maps and details.

Below are the Ballot Measures/ Bond Issues explained. A yes vote supports the amendment described, while a no vote opposes it.

New Mexico Bond Question A: Senior Citizen Facilities

A “yes” vote supports authorizing the sale and issuance of $10.77 million in bonds for senior citizen facilities, including to address code compliance issues and purchasing new equipment and vehicles.

A “no” vote opposes authorizing the sale and issuance of $10.77 million in bonds for senior citizen facilities, including to address code compliance issues and purchasing new equipment and vehicles.

New Mexico Bond Question B: Public Libraries

A “yes” vote supports authorizing the sale and issuance of $12.876 million in bonds for academic, public school, tribal, and public libraries.

A “no” vote opposes authorizing the sale and issuance of $12.876 million in bonds for academic, public school, tribal, and public libraries.

New Mexico Bond Question C: School Buses

A “yes” vote supports authorizing the sale and issuance of $6.137 million in bonds to purchase school buses and equip school buses with air conditioning.

A “no” vote opposes authorizing the sale and issuance of $6.137 million in bonds to purchase school buses and equip school buses with air conditioning.

New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 1: Judicial Appeal Process Provided by Law

A “yes” vote supports this amendment to empower the legislature to pass laws (1) setting the appeals process from probate courts and other inferior courts to higher courts and (2) determining which cases originating in inferior courts and tribunals fall under the appellate jurisdiction of district courts.

A “no” vote opposes this amendment, meaning district courts would continue to have appellate jurisdiction over all cases originating in and appealed from inferior courts.

New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 2: Independent Ethics Commission

A “yes” vote supports this amendment to create a seven-member state ethics commission tasked with investigating alleged violations of ethical conduct by state officials, executive and legislative employees, candidates, lobbyists, government contractors, and others as provided by law.

A “no” vote opposes this amendment to create a seven-member state ethics commission tasked with investigating alleged violations of ethical conduct by state officials, executive and legislative employees, candidates, lobbyists, government contractors, and others as provided by law.

New Mexico Higher Bond Question D: Education, Special Schools, and Tribal Schools

A “yes” vote supports authorizing the sale and issuance of $136.230 million in bonds for institutions of higher education, special schools, and tribal schools.

A “no” vote opposes authorizing the sale and issuance of $136.230 million in bonds for institutions of higher education, special schools, and tribal schools.

What is the purpose of voting and why is it important?

With a government elected by its citizens and that effects every aspect of our lives from schools to health care to homeland security, voting is an important right in our society. By voting, you are making your voice heard and registering your opinion on how you think the government should operate.

People have fought long and hard for the opportunity to vote, even losing their lives. … In 13 percent of the world’s countries, voting is deemed so important a civic responsibility that it has been made compulsory. Every citizen should exercise their right to cast a vote in an election.

Please exercise your right and vote.

We appreciate and say thank you to our Members!
List continued from last week.

Angel Fire Chamber Members for 21 years – since 1997:

• Angel Fire Small Animal Hospital

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 17 years – since 2001:

• Red Cloud Ranch
• Rotary Club of Angel Fire
• Title Services, Inc

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 16 years – since 2002:

• Moreno Valley High School
• Shuter Library
• Wende Woolley Photography

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 15 years – since 2003:

• AF Snowpushers & Home Care
• Above the Rest Mountain High Retreat
• FNB New Mexico
• Small Business Development Center/Luna Community College

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 14 years – since 2004:

• Enchanted Circle Pottery

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 13 years – since 2005:

• Apok Technology, Inc
• Flamingo Road Shops & Storage
• John LeVeque

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 12 years – since 2006:

• Almost Home Condo
• Los Rios River Runners

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 11 years – since 2007:

• Cove Development
• Kathy Dunbar Body Mechanics
• Mammoth Mill Company
• Pachecos High Country Landscaping & Nursery
• Pizza Stop

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 10 years – since 2008:

• Angel Fired Pizza
• Association of Angel Fire Property Owners
• Cottams of Angel Fire
• Holy Angels Catholic Church
• Jeanette Sanchez ReMax Mountain Realty
• Pioneer Title/Law Offices of Richard Norris

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 8 years – since 2010:

• Angel Fire Homes Property Management

Angel Fire Chamber Member since for 7 years – 2011:

• 24/7 Automotive Performance
• Angel Fire Appraisers
• Angel Fire Community Foundation
• Angel Fire Garden Club
• Blue Dawg Furniture
• Catherine Moon ReMax Mountain Realty
• Chisum Realty Group, a Keller Williams Company
• Girl Scouts of New Mexico trails
• Jacqui Binford-Bell Studio
• Mammoth Construction Company
• Sangre de Cristo Homebuilders Association

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 6 years – since 2012:

• Accounting Associates of Indianola
• Angel Fire Family Dentistry
• Chases’ Extreme Builders, Inc
• Eagle Nest PTA
• Kit Carson Energy
• Lisa Sutton Real Estate Coldwell Banker
• Monte Verde RV Park & Campground
• Mountain Home Services
• Shall We Dance
• Taos Lifestyle

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 5 years – since 2013:

• Angel Fire Computer Guy
• Brenda’s Property Management
• Canyon City Landscaping
• Energy Worldnet, Inc
• Golden Eagle RV Park, Store & Chuckwagon
• Hail’s Holy Smoked Barbecue & More
• Mountain Sports of Angel Fire
• Rogers Lanon ReMax Mountain Realty

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 4 years – since 2014:

• BMWS Investors LTD
• Cabin Comforts of Angel
• Moreno Valley Pest Control
• National Veterans Wellness & Healing Center
• The Retreat at Angel Fire
• Wildflower Bed & Breakfast

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 3 years – since 2015:

• Alpine Gardens & Gifts
• Angel Fire Airport
• Angel Fire Chiropractic
• Angel Fire Sweet Shirt Shop
• Bailey’s Chimney Cleaning & Repair
• Moreno Valley Community Church
• The Bakery & Cafe @ Angel Fire

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 2 years – since 2016:

• AAA Anytime Towing
• Best Care Pharmacy
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Mountain Region
• Friends of Eagle Nest Lake & Cimarron Canyon State Park
• Jeanette’s Food Cart
• Land & Home Services
• Lost Eagle RV Park
• Piedre Lumbre Excavations
• Red River Ski and Summer Area
• Sound Marketing / Its All About Satellites

Angel Fire Chamber Member for 1 year – since 2017:

• Aspen Mountain Woodworks
• El Monte Sagrado Taos
• FNB New Mexico Raton
• Goodnight Electronics
• KWK Events
• LMNOC Broadcasting
• Moore Homecare
• New Mexico Riveer Adventures
• St James Hotel Cimarron
• The Bump Coffee
• Village Church
• Wheeler Peak Lodge

Angel Fire Chamber Members that have joined this year 2018 and we hope will also be 30 year members!

• CFT Decor & Gifts
• ETown Tours
• Ice Cream & Candy Shoppe
• Kite Construction
• Lindsey Custom Builders
• Lindsey Land & Home
• McKuna Grill
• Moore Evacuation
• Moreno Valley Ministerial Alliance
• Mountain Supply True Value
• North Eastern Construction
• Phil Long Ford Raton
• Red River Stables
• This Moment in Time Photography
• Always Loving Mankind (ALMS) Food Pantry

50/50 Raffle to begin October 17, 2018 on Support your Local Chamber Day!

Join us! We will be seating our new Executive Board of Directors, going over committee updates and discussing a delegation from Angel Fire to legislation in 2019. Help us make the Angel Fire Chamber the best that it can be.

When: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 from 8:00 am to 9:00 am

Where: Angel Fire Chamber of Commerce, 3407 Mountain View Boulevard, Angel Fire, NM 87710

Please note: There will not be Board of Director elections this year as per three year term limits, this is the by-year.

Thank you!