Senior’s Standing Strong is raffling 12 prizes and supporting Lea County senior citizens with the proceeds. Prizes include a $150 Albertsons gift card, donated by Albertsons; $200 Visa gift card, donated by Jan and Bob Auld with Auld Signs; a $100 Walmart gift card, donated by Walmart; Smith and Wesson M and P Riffle, donated by LGS Guns and Ammo (background check required); Webber smoker cooker, Dyna-Glo portable air heater and electric fireplace, all donated by Home Depot; 17.5 lb meat pack, donated by Kendall’s Kountry Meat Market; Walther model PPQ 40 cal. Pistol (background check required), donated by Gunn’s Guns; a Sansui T.V, donated by the Workhorse; and an acoustic guitar, donated by Q Systems. Ticket sales will end on Nov. 28 and the winners will be drawn at 5 p.m. on Nov. 29, which will be streamed via Facebook live.

Option, Inc. is having a RAFFLE!!!! $5.00 per ticket and you get entered to win a prize from these AMAZING SPONSORS!! 8 opportunities to win all for $5.00!! Help support your local Domestic Violence Service Agency!! Board Members and Staff Members will be selling tickets, tickets also available at the front office. (200 N. Dalmont St. Hobbs, NM 88240)

The community is invited to “Second Saturday at the Museum: Take and Make” – a safe replacement for Family Fun Days. On Second Saturdays, people can drive up to the museum, and receive a packet full of activities for families.

On December 12, our theme is Christmas Traditions, with family crafts about Christmas around the world. A limited number of packets will be available, and it’s first-come, first-serve. Each person in a vehicle will receive one packet with the option to request an extra two packets to take to someone not in the vehicle. Simply pull around the circle, stop, roll down the window, and pick up the free packets (tape, scissors, etc. needed to create the crafts are not included). Activities and crafts are for all ages, but younger children may need help from an adult.

For up-to-date information, follow the Museum on Facebook (facebook.com/WHMuseum), or go to the website: nmjc.edu/museum.