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Instructor: Sue Christensen Increase your fitness with this low impact exercise class designed for seniors emphasizing range of motion activities, agility and flexibility training with balancing skills. All exercises can be performed either standing or seated in a chair. Physical participation is required and participants work at their own pace. Register through San Juan College at www.sanjuancollege.edu/continuingeducation/ or by calling (505) 566-3214.

Join the Farmington Museum Foundation in an opening reception celebration made possible by a generous anticipatory donation from Tom Dugan. About the exhibit: One hundred years ago San Juan County was a sleepy rural farming community. That all changed on October 21, 1921, when New Mexico’s first commercial natural gas well was drilled one mile south of Aztec. The well blew in with such force it could be heard ten miles away. Gas was piped into and sold in Aztec and later Durango, Farmington, and Albuquerque. From this humble beginning, the natural gas industry has, through waves of economic booms, busts and recoveries, grown into the economic powerhouse that has helped shape the entire Four Corners into what it is today. This first well is highlighted along with the subsequent events and timeline that brings us to the present.

Come inside where it's warm and join us for Family Bingo & Pizza Night at the Farmington Recreation Center! Great way to spend a fun evening with family and friends, plus we will have lots of fun prizes for all the lucky winners! Seating is limited, so please sign up early to guarantee a space.