The University of New Mexico is hosting an event Wednesday that's aimed at connecting local businesses with prospective buyers.

Organizers say UNM’s Small Business Vendor Trade Fair is also about strengthening the business community and bringing companies together to form partnerships or agree to contract one another.

The House of Bread at 2000 Carlisle NE will be one of many locally owned businesses at the fair.

Owner Dennis Vik says he’s registered with the university, so he is notified when there are procurement opportunities.

“It's a great opportunity to get our name out there and introduce ourselves to new customers. We have people who drive by all the time and don't ever realize we're here so just to develop a little more awareness about who we are and what we offer," said Vik.

UNM says there will be more than 80 vendor booths, and it estimates 300 people will attend the event.

The Albuquerque Theatre Guild has presented six-$100 scholarships to young students in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. These scholarships are awarded to help students participate in theater programs over the summer. This is the fourth year the scholarship program.

For many couples, wedding pictures are priceless memories of one of the happiest days of their lives.

Right now, there is a married couple out there who is missing their photos, and thanks to a woman who called KOB Eyewitness News 4, we now know where those photos are.

Two weeks ago, Heather Langton and her husband stumbled across the SD card lying near University of New Mexico's duck pond.

"My husband looked down and there was an SD card on the ground and he was like, 'Oh no, look what I just found,'" Langton said.

Langton is a photography student and thought maybe it belonged to one of her classmates.

"I put it into my camera and I was looking at it and I was like, 'Oh no this is somebody's wedding pictures,'" said Langton.

The pictures show a big wedding with lots of family having a good time.

The bride and groom full of joy.