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- 1'Summerween' screening set for Oct. 10 at Rio Grande Theatre▼‘Summerween’ screening set for Oct. 10 at Rio Grande Theatre
The Rio Grande Theatre in Las Cruces will host a 'Summerween' screening on October 10, an early celebration of Halloween held in mid-summer or early autumn. Organ Mountain News reported the event listing, which invites locals to enjoy spooky-season programming ahead of the traditional October 31 holiday. Details about the film being shown and ticketing were not included in the announcement.
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The New Mexico State University Foundation has announced a President's Roundtable. The event format typically brings together supporters and university leadership, though details about the date, participants and agenda were not included in the announcement. It is the latest in the foundation's ongoing engagement efforts with donors and the campus community in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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An art association has secured a permanent home for its activities, according to the Las Cruces Bulletin. The announcement means the group will have a stable venue for exhibitions, meetings and community programs. Details about the location and what the move means for local artists were not included in the headline alone.
- 4Flooding hits southern New Mexico communities after storm●After the storm: Images from flooded southern NM communities
Severe flooding has struck communities in southern New Mexico following a major storm, with the Las Cruces Sun-News publishing photo coverage showing submerged streets and damage across affected neighborhoods. Residents and local officials are assessing the aftermath as cleanup and recovery efforts begin in the region.