Virus Theater presents Romeo and Juliet, live at the El Sol Theater. A team of teens and a few adults worked diligently to make sense of the Shakespearean language and themes of the story of Romeo and Juliet. The goal was to find physical and emotional ways of expression that allows the story to speak to universal human experiences. Additionally, the team put much effort into the processes of designing and constructing the play’s sets and costumes, using and developing a charming design assortment of the Renaissance meets the 1980’s. For more information and show times visit the Virus Theater website at https://www.virustheater.com/
The 2022 census of agriculture is underway. The US Department of Agriculture mailed out the 2022 Census of Agriculture during the last week of 2022 to all known producers across New Mexico and the rest of the country. Agriculture is the second-largest industry in New Mexico and it is critical that producers complete their census to better the industry in the future. The census survey is conducted every five years and this information provides the government with critical information regarding the agriculture industry that cannot be obtained anywhere else. For more information visit https://www.nass.usda.gov/agcensus/ or NMDeptAg.nmsu.edu.
A reminder that it’s Girl Scout Cookie time and all the favorites are back! Adventurefuls, Lemon Ups, Trefoils, Do-si-dos, Samoyas, Tag-Alongs, Thin Mints, Girl Scout Smores, and a gluten-free Toffee Tastic. Also this year, Raspberry Rally, the newest cookie that can only be ordered online and shipped through digital cookie. Boxes of cookies are $5 this year and Girl Scouts will be out taking orders until March 5th. For more information call the local office at 575 – 538 – 2481, extension 4242.
