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Income-eligible seniors and families can soon apply for farmers’ market benefits that provide $30-$50 in fresh produce benefits this summer, part of a state program that connected nearly 28,000 New Mexicans with local farmers last year. This seasonal program, provided by the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH), helps connect income-eligible seniors (60 and older, or 55 and older for Native Americans) and WIC families with locally grown fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs. The program for seniors also includes local honey. Active and eligible WIC families automatically qualify for the benefits. In 2025 nearly 28,000 seniors enjoyed access to healthy food through the program while 636 farmers statewide took part in the program.

Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails invites cookie lovers across Northern & Central New Mexico to celebrate National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend, taking place Feb. 20–22. This celebratory weekend also marks the official kickoff of community booth sales, as local troops begin setting up shop at storefronts and locations throughout the region. National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend is an annual event where Girl Scouts nationwide promote their sales and flex their entrepreneurial spirit through the iconic Girl Scout Cookie Program®.

Puppy love is in the air THIS FRIDAY the 13th! Come on out for a fundraiser supporting SAFE Pet Partners & their foster training program! From 11am-3pm on Bent Street in front of Boxie Tees. There will be Valentine's bandanas for the pups, a pawprint card-making station, & the cutest kissing booth for you to take a Valentine's Day photo with your beloved pet! Learn more about SAFE Pet Partners online at safepetpartners.org! Sponsored by Victoria Gunn - Concierge Real Estate Services!

The Office of Broadband Access and Expansion (OBAE) today launched a statewide workforce development program that will offer internationally recognized certifications to prepare New Mexicans for high-paying jobs in the growing broadband industry. The classes and workshops will begin in February and will be free to participants, paid for by the U.S. Congress and administered by OBAE.

ALM Food Pantry in Moreno Valley delivers groceries directly to clients every two weeks, delivering from Cimarron to Black Lake. They receive a variety of foods, which sometimes includes butter, eggs, frozen meats, fresh produce, canned and dry goods. Also offering a pickup for diapers on the third Friday of each month in Angel Fire at the library. Send your name, info, and diaper size needed! Call or text (575) 425-1722 or email info@almfp.org to learn more about these programs.