Aztec Commissioner Austin Randall – a late evaluation
Aztec Commissioner Austin Randall was first elected in 2016, and served as city commissioner since this initial election win. The most recent election Randall ran unopposed. In the last 7…
Aztec Commissioner Austin Randall was first elected in 2016, and served as city commissioner since this initial election win. The most recent election Randall ran unopposed. In the last 7…
Just by chance other business took me into the Glade Run area earlier this week. I looked into the “hippie cave” where all the Vile Graffiti exists. It was 10…
San Juan County roadside cleanup looks great
During the Aztec City Commission meeting, a concerned citizen used his three minutes to inform the City Commission of the real danger of speeding in our community, especially in Aztec.…
Staff and students are taking steps toward a more sustainable future
Students serve up spicy dishes at Kirtland Central High on Friday.
A look back at the week Nov. 13 - Nov. 19
Senior will join Bears squad after wrapping up prep career
Two teens aged out of New Mexico’s child welfare system last year. What made their lives so different?
Aztec Chamber of Commerce seeks businesses to sponsor event
Getting to know the San Juan Watershed
‘Population growth and reductions due to climate change are examined in the analysis’
Federal officials say plan for water cuts from 3 Western states is enough to protect Colorado River
The San Juan College Enterprise Center is hosting Innovation Week Monday, Nov. 13 through Friday, Nov. 17. Innovation Week helps small businesses, entrepreneurs, hobbyists and creators, as well as faculty…
Global solar company’s New Bernalillo County campus solidifies relationship with New Mexico
Kinteel Bi Ołta Powwow makes its debut at Aztec gymnasium.
Tigers advance to second round of Class 4A playoffs; Navajo Prep eliminated
Farmington advances to second round of Class 6A state football playoffs
Legislation allocates $3 million for new housing at school in Farmington
Friends, supporters show up to fill the theater