Aztec outlasts Kirtland Central in District 1-4A finale
Tigers head into Class 4A postseason after decisive road win
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District titles very much in play in prep volleyball
Kirtland Central tops Gallup, Navajo Prep beats Thoreau, Bloomfield dominates Shiprock
Meal Team Six, started for athletes, now serves Bloomfield
Motorcyclist and personal trainer Talon Fincher sets up meal-to-go shop
Aztec Airport runway has new lighting
More than $1 million in runway lights installed recently
War in Israel hits home in U.S.
The Oct. 22, 2023 Time magazine issue published contact information for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration that runs a Disaster Distress Helpline (800/985-5990) because there is concern…
Daylight savings time requires an adjustment
Most people don’t mind an extra hour to sleep in, in October. But come spring the arguments will begin over daylight saving time. In anticipation of this consider: On the…
Final week of football regular season with much on the line
Seedings and playoff pairings will be contingent on weekend results
Panthers move up to third in latest football coaches poll
Bloomfield remains ranked second in Class 4A polling
Reduce taxes or make the sale
Recently, a challenge was published to educators to “Make the Sale” regarding the mill levies or reduce taxes. Farmington administrators responded with attaching their photographs with brief remarks. Prior to…
Best bets: Spoo-Key events in Farmington, Bloomfield and Aztec
The San Juan College Haunted House will be open from 6-10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday in the Henderson Fine Arts Theater. It is recommended for ages 13 and up.…
Into the cultural morass: terra incognita, horror incognito
We must make war on ignorance so future generations are prepared to share their humanity
New Mexico pulls plug on missing and murdered Indigenous people task force
Advocates question whether state leaders have the will to confront the root causes of the crisis
San Juan College hosts Zombie Run in Farmington
The annual event returned to the city last year after a hiatus
State engineer will likely request $30M for Indian Water Rights Settlements Fund
State could be looking at $200 million in obligations
N.M.’s long road to give Yazzie/Martinez students a quality education
Proposed reforms such as a Tribal Education Trust Fund are likely to return in 2024
Process moves forward to determine proposed New Mexico Gas Co. rate increase
The average residential bill would increase by $6.71 for New Mexico Gas Co. customers, under the utility's proposed price change. (Bill Oxford/Getty Images)Bill Oxford As temperatures start dropping and New…
Federal jury convicts four New Mexico compound defendants in ‘terrorism’ plot
Courtesy of the FBI. A federal jury indicted Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, his sisters Hujrah Wahhaj and Subhanah Wahhaj, and Subhanah’s husband, Lucas Morton, for supporting terrorism. After a three-week trial,…
FCC expands eligibility to reimburse schools that offer Wi-Fi on buses
The Federal Communications Commission voted to adopt a declaratory ruling that makes Wi-Fi access on school buses to be eligible for the E-Rate program. (Shutterstock)Andrey Bayda The Federal Communications Commission…
Four Corners Equine Rescue trail ride and barbecue is back
Pilares Arches Trail Ride will visit many arches
I-40 in NM to get funding as supply chain hub
Designation as a Regional Infrastructure Accelerator will include seed funding for planning