Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Albuquerque.
🎭 Culture
Visitors at the state fair in Albuquerque are facing high prices for food, drinks, and rides as inflation hikes costs while General Manager Dan Mourning said discounts & free events ease the burden & support fair value.
The University of New Mexico Art Museum reopened today with two exhibitions celebrating its extensive collection.
Abundance: New Acquisitions runs until Dec. 5 and Tamarind Goes Global is on view through Mar. 12, giving visitors fresh insights into art from nine countries.
🎓 Education
Frontier Restaurant CEO Shannon Rainosek has donated $250,000 to UNM business school to fund internships, competitions, conferences & international travel for students, encouraging local career development.
🏥 Health
On Saturday, Albuquerque hosted the annual Out of the Darkness Walk at Civic Plaza to honor loved ones and raise awareness about suicide prevention — an event that offered a supportive space for open community discussion and remembrance.
Organizers urged continued advocacy beyond the day.
🏈 Sports
The Lobos lost 14-6 to Oklahoma on Saturday, Sept.
19 after forcing three turnovers but failing to capitalize on scoring chances, and they will face the Aggies in the Rio Grande Rivalry in Las Cruces on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 1:30 p.m.
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