San Juan College High School finds success in small, diverse numbers
School offers associate degree while students earn high school diploma
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Farmington schools remain open during snowstorm
Aztec schools switch to remote learning
Mark Roper named EDD Acting Secretary
Raton native brings diverse background to Cabinet position
Késhjéé – Navajo Shoe Game coming up
San Juan College welcomes community for free event
Where has the pavement gone?
If you get out and about much you will notice that a lot of our local roads are literally crumbling and falling apart. In fact, many of them are recently…
San Juan College announces Medical Assistant clinical apprenticeship
Apprenticeship program enables Medical Assistant students to apply skills in actual healthcare environments
‘It’s a struggle’: Bus drivers face challenging conditions on rural Navajo reservation
Road conditions disrupt access to education in the Central Consolidated School District
San Juan College Campus Closure Monday Jan. 8, 2024
Campus Weather Alert
11th Judicial District teams with San Juan County for building expansion and renovation
Merger of magistrate and district courts in 2019 doubled operational duties
San Juan College announces holiday, spring schedule
San Juan College, with classes switched to remote learning, is working to ensure students feel connected to campus.Courtesy of San Juan College MLK Day is Jan. 15; semester starts Jan.…
Four Corners storm closes schools in San Juan County
Jackknifed semitrailer closes U.S. Highway 160 south of Cortez
San Juan College Weather Alert
Campus Closure
Never-Ending-Calendar receives patent
New calendar tracks life spans by birth year position
Enjoying This Week in History Column
I’m at the point probably being considered one of the older readers of the Tri-City Record. Each week I look forward to the efforts that are put into the “This…
Northwest New Mexico Arts Council receives $30,000 to support Indigenous music artists
The Anderson Quartet is one of three music acts set to perform on Blue Desert Tour in April
Smaller class sizes can lift students and the teaching profession
Challenging teaching and learning conditions across the state
Aztec Adventures offers cycling events and guided bike tours
Organization features road, gravel and mountain biking events
It’s time for New Mexico to protect its own waters and wetlands
New Mexico still depends on the EPA to write and administer permits that control discharges into state waters
Oil Spill
Pipelines on the Reservation and BLM are regulated by the U.S. DOT: www.phmsa.dot.gov/pipeline/regs 202-366-4046. In NM the regulating agency is the Public Regulation Commission: www.prc.nm.gov/transportation/pipeline-safety/ (505) 629-9063. Both of these…
Financial literacy program provided to schools around San Juan County
Program aims to help students become financially educated