Merry Christmas Tri-City Record
Just read the Friday, Dec. 22 Issue of the Tri-City Record. Was glad to see Richard Ballantine’s note on the front page of giving his employees extra time off for…
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The art of advocacy: How music educators play their part to support students
New Mexico recognized nationally for advocacy
‘A legacy spill’: Oil pipeline ruptures on rural Shiprock grazing land
Leaked crude oil poses environmental damage and concern for neighboring elders and children
New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Division awards another $1.74M for outdoor infrastructure
Farmington skatepark to be re-imagined and become largest in Four Corners
U.S. 550 traffic east of Aztec expected to normalize in about 3 weeks
Lack of guardrails held up project progress since before Thanksgiving
San Juan County school officials oppose state changes to accreditation, calendars
Representation from Navajo Prep and Central Consolidated attended the New Mexico Public Education Department public hearing on Monday
San Juan County Holiday Closures
San Juan County Logo. On Thursday, Dec. 21, 2023, the San Juan County Building in Aztec will close at 4 p.m. for building-wide staff training. During this time, we will…
Losing Oil and Gas Revenue
Last week, in the Dec. 13 issue of the Tri-City Record there was an article ‘N.M. braces for possible end to oil-income bonanza’ discussing how New Mexico should prepare for…
State awards job-training funds to 14 companies
Awards will assist in training up to 395 employees, trainees and interns
America-Israel-Palestine War
For a nation, or a group of people, so conceived and so blessed by Almighty God, America and Israel, are admired: yet over time, they are also envied by many,…
Keeping tradition alive at the San Juan College Native American Center
The new NAC director at SJC speaks on his goals of maintaining an inclusive space and cultural customs with students
Response to S.A. Tinsley’s letter
RE: Letter printed 12/15: With all due respect, Donald Trump’s look of “hurt and sadness” on “The Apprentice,” when someone was slighted, was meant strictly for a television audience (you).…
Farmington Announces City Councilor Vacancy
City of Farmington sealcca Councilor Sean Sharer tendered his resignation as City Councilor District 2 in a statement delivered to Mayor Nate Duckett dated Friday, December 15, 2023 to be…
Lydia Rippey Elementary celebrates National Blue Ribbon recognition
Principal Samantha Nelson hopes to continue level of excellence
Flags, signage and safety: Enforcement of Farmington school policy questioned
Discussion turns to whether students feel accepted and safe
Aztecs 6 Old Soreheads now being hidden
Years ago, Aztec placed some very nice signs on the edge of town mentioning the 6 Old Soreheads. I’m sure visitors seeing these for the first time when passing through…
Kirtland students foster a comfortable environment with crochet bears
Bears will go to Childhaven kids
Infrastructure grant coming to Navajo communities
Project aims to improve 21 miles of the U.S. Highway 64 corridor that runs through Shiprock and Hogback
Election Choices for 2024 between two fathers
This morning I was listening to AM radio and the discussion was Hunter Biden and how it affects the election. I thought that this deeper news is not about politics.…
Another electric vehicle mandate looms
Paul Gessing is president of New Mexico’s Rio Grande Foundation. (Courtesy photo) Fresh off her “victory” in pushing a vast increase in the number of electric vehicles sold in New…