After an impressive run through the regular season and district play, the Farmington Scorpions High School girls basketball team has cemented itself as one of the state’s top 5A State Championship contenders. The State Tournament begins March 3rd and Farmington hopes it ends at The University of New Mexico, which plays host to the final rounds, including the Championship game on March 11. By Connor Shreve. This story is sponsored by Pop’s Truck & R.V. Center and Three Rivers Brewery

Crumbl Cookies the four-year-old viral cookie brand, has over 6 million followers on TikTok alone, and seven hundred locations across the country. And currently, there’s one nearby on East Main Street in Farmington. Six types of cookies are made from scratch daily. They’re made in the front of the house so customers can watch the process in real time. Crumbl stays open late and delivers by Door Dash. By Donna K Hewett. This story is sponsored by Three Rivers Brewery and CMIT Solutions

Tres Rios Habitat for Humanity will likely delay the beginning of their construction season, as none of the applicants in the previous round qualified for a new home. Come and check out the new Tyrannosaurus - Meet the Family exhibit at the Farmington Museum and enjoy renditions of your favorite Broadway musicals at the Caliente Chorus annual fundraiser brunch. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by CMIT Solutions and The Big Idea Makerspace at San Juan College

Centura Health committed four million dollars to Fort Lewis College for a renovation of the Aquatics Center into a state-of-the-art performance, rehab, and wellness center for student-athletes and students. The Centura Sports Performance Center will include training and recovery guided by Mercy Sports Medicine trainers. By Connor Shreve This story is sponsored by the Man Cave Barbers and The Payroll Department

Two hundred gymnasts from New Mexico and Colorado participated in the first-ever Four Corners Invitational at Farmington’s McGee Park Convention Center. Twelve teams competed, ages 6 to 17, in the all-day event presented by Farmington Gymnastic Academy. Events included balance beam, floor exercises, vault and the uneven parallel bars in all levels of competition—including components of the Junior Olympic program. By Donna K. Hewett This story is sponsored by Ace Hardware of Farmington and The Big Idea Makerspace at San Juan College