Central Consolidated brings Mexican Independence Day celebration to Kirtland
Community event hosted by Student Equity Council
Aztec
Opting for Online: The new age of academics for students
Online public school continues to see class size rise
A look back at the week, Sept. 16-22
This Week in Local History
The San Juan Watershed Group in rebuilding mode
Nonprofit group is working for clean water in the region
Aztec Police near arrest of suspect in spate of graffiti
‘He’s looking at felony criminal damage to property, or felony graffiti,’ chief says
Photos: 76th Navajo Nation Fair in Window Rock
‘Celebrating Harvest, Livelihood and Kinship’
Science & Technology Business Startup Grant application open
Deadline to apply is Sept 24
The Eagle Has Landed: The Flight of Apollo 11
David Mayeux, astronomy professor and planetarium coordinator, said although Mercury laps the Earth around the sun, it’s rare for all three to line up on the same plane. Durango Herald,…
Domestic well water tests free at Corrales Harvest Fest
Sima Gutierrez checks the pH levels of a water sample at the Flint Community Water Lab, Wednesday, April 3, 2024, in Flint, Mich. The lab, with more than 60 high…
Photos: Off-Road Downtown Takeover in Farmington
A flex ramp competitor tests the limits of his modified Jeep Wrangler as the crowd watches Friday in front of the Farmington Civic Center. The annual Off-Road Downtown Takeover was…
A taste of Sundance in the Four Corners
Film festival features new indie films and one vintage classic
Wolverines put 41-7 wallop on Tigers
Air raid powers Bayfield to season-opening road win
Students of Herencia Latina Center talk Hispanic Heritage Month
22.5% of students at San Juan College identify as Hispanic, Latino
Navajo Nation president signs $24.2M contract to upgrade child care playgrounds
Some centers are in disarray and need equipment
A look back at the week, Sept. 9-15
This Week in Local History
We the People
Dear Editor, In the 1960s, the phrase “We the People” saw a resurgence in popularity as trust in the federal government began to diminish. Americans of all walks of life…
‘Ashkii Happy,’ Kids Day brings students and families to Navajo Nation Fair
Attendees kick off 76th annual Navajo Nation Fair
Aztec city commission received information technology report
Long-awaited East Aztec Arterial project to move ahead in early fall
San Juan County Commission hears Lower Animas Recreation Trail report
County residents expressed concerns about recreation trail
Coyote and the Counting Game coming to SJC
The statue of former San Juan College President Dr. James C. Henderson outside the building bearing his name, at San Juan College. Creede Repertory Theatre’s 41st annual Young Audience Outreach…