AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Arts & Culture: The Mazza Museum is welcoming Caldecott-winning illustrator Rebecca Kunz for a free public presentation Saturday, Sept. 19, with a new gallery installation featuring original Caldecott-winning artwork. Music: Rise Against and Alkaline Trio kick off a joint fall tour with a split record—each band covers the other’s song (“Private Eye” and “Re-Education (Through Labor)”). Sports (NM spotlight): The New Mexico Lobos host Oklahoma on Saturday night in Norman, with OU aiming to bounce back after a loss to Michigan; New Mexico enters 2-0 and has outscored opponents 108-14. Community & Outdoors: The N.M. Department of Wildlife will hold its second annual Tiger Pond Fishing Derby Sept. 26 at Tiger Park in Aztec, with rainbow trout stocking and youth prizes. Civic Life: NMSU students and partners registered voters during National Voter Registration Day as the midterm general election nears. Business/Tech (NM): A Financial Times report says $18B in loans tied to Oracle’s Project Jupiter data center in Doña Ana County is under pressure as investors question Oracle’s creditworthiness.
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