Bloomfield
Bloomfield opens Class 4A title defense outscoring Clovis 45-36
Bobcats overcome penalties and stubborn Wildcats offense in high-scoring win
Summer Time Family Fest returns to San Juan College
Event will benefit campus pantry and food insecurity support system
New Mexico ranks 18th in nation for higher education
Department cites investments and scholarship opportunities for student success
Kirtland FFA recognized as a National 3-Star Chapter
Award highlights student work in agriculture
Navajo Preparatory breaks ground on Indigenous STEAM facility
Leaders tout student success that brings together tradition and innovation
Best bets: Key events in Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
Girl Scout Saturday is coming up on Aug. 29, offering the community a chance to learn more about the organization. Pictured are Girl Scouts competing in the 2014 Four Corners…
Beyond the bid: San Juan County junior livestock show supports students in agriculture
Buyers pay premium prices for livestock in support of showmanship and yearlong work
Higher Education Department concludes capital outlay tours
Members will evaluate project requests and develop recommendations
Navajo Technical students participate in Harvard research experience
Program builds on career readiness in science fields
State announces $700 million in higher education improvements
Leadership says investments are more than infrastructure improvements and will build student success for a stronger New Mexico
San Juan College student’s cancer research earns global recognition
Personal question turns into award winning research
From barn to banner: Students bring their best to San Juan County Fair livestock shows
Young exhibitors explain the hours of work and heart that comes from competition
They found their place in education. Now they’re making room for others
First year teachers enter the school year with a common goal of supporting students in language and beyond
Aztec Municipal Schools to host Tiger Summit
District wide event gathers resources for families and students
2026 Chief Manuelito Scholarship cohort includes local students
Tribal leaders speak on traditional values and academic integrity
New Mexico Voices launches statewide tour to discuss Children’s Roadmap findings
Educators and families encouraged to share perspectives
Diné College student internship brings science and tradition together
Cohort to continue work ahead of Indigenous engineering conference
Farmington Preschool Academy opens largest preschool in New Mexico
$35 million investment expands access to early learning and aims to help more children build the skills needed for success in kindergarten
Best bets: Key events in Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
John M. Wallace, author of “The Sheep Industry of Territorial New Mexico: Livestock, Land & Dollars,” will talk about sheep in Aztec on Aug. 16. See details below. Courtesy Aztec…