Good morning, Laredo.

Laredo Theatre Guild International is set to stage Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night as a modern music festival event at its local theater.

Performances run at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays and 3 p.m. on Sundays, with free admission for students (free for educators on Oct. 9 and 16).

The Laredo Theatre Guild has announced its upcoming staging of Shakespeare’s 'Twelfth Night' — a classic comedy featuring witty twists — at the local theater in the coming weeks, inviting community members to enjoy live culture.

At a forum hosted by the Laredo Chamber of Commerce, four mayoral candidates discussed water supply, business permitting, and city revenue — stressing the need for faster permits and additional water sources.

They outlined plans to reform economic and water policies for better local growth.

City officials confirmed on Oct.

7 (around 11:30 a.m.) that the Haynes Recreation Center has reopened to the public after serving as a temporary displacement site for those affected by a morning fire, with hotel accommodations arranged and an emergency declared.

Roads around the DoubleTree hotel remain closed today, including the frontage road off I-35 and streets San Bernardo, Santa Ursula, Jefferson, San Augustin, Shae, Constantinople, and Garden, city officials said.

The closures may extend into the weekend.

Laredo Animal Care Services seeks a forever home for Luna, a 4-month-old Lab mix full of energy and curiosity (she still needs some vaccinations and will be spayed soon).

Interested adopters must be 18 with ID and complete an application at the shelter; call 956-625-1860 for details.