I adore Sunday mornings.

Most Santa Feans have heard of biodiesel—waste oil that can be recycled through your car’s engine for a cleaner-burning version of gasoline—but local biodiesel outfit Reunity Resources is breaking new ground by keeping the entire process local.

Carolyn Parrs is the CEO and co-founder of Mind Over Markets, a local green-marketing firm celebrating its 10th anniversary, as well as the new board president of the Santa Fe Green Chamber of Commerce.

BJ Davis is full of infectious energy. And since taking over as executive director of Earth Care last year, she’s been channeling that energy into new ideas for this youth-oriented environmental nonprofit.

The latest round of wrangling over a public-records complaint SFR filed last year may have serious implications for transparency in New Mexico.

This might sound crazy, but here it is: There’s an entire week during which you—yes, you—can afford to eat out in Santa Fe.

Jessica Montoya’s hands are shaking.

Shall I compare thee to a lover who has been with his or her beloved for nearly seven years, when the supposed “itch” strikes?

For this year’s Love & Sex issue, SFR considered hiring actual people to have sex with each other, but then realized that—bendy-arms or not—you can do so much more with dolls, for much less money and a lot less awkwardness.