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KOOL 104.5 to broadcast live from Skate Doña Ana on Jan. 24

KOOL 104.5 will broadcast live from Skate Doña Ana on Jan. 24, with skating, music and ticket giveaways during a two-hour evening event.

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KOOL 104.5 to broadcast live from Skate Doña Ana on Jan. 24
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Families can skate, listen to live radio and enter giveaways during the two-hour event at the county ice rink

Organ Mountain News report

LAS CRUCES - KOOL 104.5 will broadcast live from Skate Doña Ana from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24, as Doña Ana County invites families and community members to an evening of skating and music.

The event will take place at Skate Doña Ana, located at 10263 Robert Larson Blvd. at the Doña Ana County Fairgrounds. Standard skating admission applies, and the rink includes skate rentals with admission.

Station staff will play music, host on-air segments and give away prizes during the broadcast, including four family packs of four skating tickets.

County officials say the event aims to give families, friends and first-time skaters a chance to experience the indoor ice rink while enjoying live radio from one of the region’s most popular stations.

Skate Doña Ana operates as Doña Ana County’s indoor ice-skating facility. Hours and days of operation vary.

Residents can find current schedules, pricing and visitor information at skatedonaana.icedays.com.

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