
This week in The Reporter…
By the way… We noticed a few readers in our year-end survey (still open if you haven’t already told us what you think!) asking when The Reporter is delivered to news boxes each Wednesday.
In case you were curious, our drivers pick up the paper from the southside around 9 a.m. each Wednesday and work to get them to all 120 locations before 5 p.m. (We know a few stops used to fill up earlier, but that got less practical because many libraries, restaurants and businesses aren’t open before 9 or 10).
If you are interested in picking up a fun side hustle delivering the paper on Wed., or if your business would like to carry the SFR and you have space for a rack, let’s talk! Email publisher Pat Davis (pat@sfreporter.com) to chat.
PS- if you see a box or rack that hasn’t been filled in a while, let us know. We’ll give it some love and put it to good use in the new year.
La Virgen de Guadalupe cleaned the slate and wrote a new chapter in the storied life of Chicano icon and Barrio de Analco muralist Carlos Cervantes
Get ready for green chile crisp

Critics call plan placing costs for new solar farms on New Mexicans to extend lives of coal-fired plants ‘profound greenwashing’

Looking for something to do? Our weekly SFR Picks are our staff’s favorite things to do in The City Different from the calendar this week.
Belt out your fave karaoke song every Wednesday and Sunday at Boxcar. 8pm on Wednesdays, 7pm on Sundays. Runs ’til close.
Celebrate the holiday season at this popular annual holiday open house. The holiday decorations are resplendent, and this historic home features wonderful art from our finest museums and beautiful New Mexico crafted furnishings.ย
Find more events in the SFR Calendar
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