Aztec ‘Sparkles’ 2023 coming up
Aztec Chamber of Commerce seeks businesses to sponsor event
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How’s surface water quality in the San Juan River
Getting to know the San Juan Watershed
University scholars create model for Colorado River water management
‘Population growth and reductions due to climate change are examined in the analysis’
Three states to cut Colorado River use
Federal officials say plan for water cuts from 3 Western states is enough to protect Colorado River
Innovation Week at San Juan College is Nov. 13-17
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…
Gov. Lujan Grisham and Array Technologies announce N.M. expansion
Global solar company’s New Bernalillo County campus solidifies relationship with New Mexico
Aztec school district hosts first powwow
Kinteel Bi Ołta Powwow makes its debut at Aztec gymnasium.
Expanding Diné Bikéyah: Navajo Nation president signs legislation at Navajo Prep
Legislation allocates $3 million for new housing at school in Farmington
Justin Hunt returns to hometown for Q&A about ‘The Post’ film
Friends, supporters show up to fill the theater
Climate discussion needs common sense
Recently we were informed of a new study done by “climate experts” that we are only five years away from a critical temperature threshold for the earth. Once we reach…
San Juan College earns recognition and Platinum status from Family Friendly New Mexico
San Juan College has again earned Platinum level distinction for its workplace policies by Family Friendly New Mexico, a statewide initiative developed to recognize companies that adopt and implement family…
San Juan College Orchestra will perform timeless orchestral musical moments
Enjoy an evening of music when the San Juan College Orchestra performs on Friday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m., in the Henderson Fine Arts Performance Hall. The San Juan College…
San Juan College hosts its annual climbing competition
‘Chalk’ about a workout!
How does Mayor Duckett do it?
This past weekend the Tri-City Record published an interview with Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett. Mayor Duckett focused largely on the natural beauty of the vicinity, a feature that was here…
Ołta’i Nihil Nili: ‘We Value Our Children’
November is Native American Heritage Month, and Farmington schools plan a monthlong celebration utilizing many aspects of Indigenous culture
Biden launches ‘Investing in Rural America’ push with Cabinet officials
In addition to agriculture, the administration will highlight hundreds of millions for high-speed internet and renewable energy
New Mexico unemployment rate steady at 3.7% in September
State has the 14th highest unemployment rate in the country
Exploring Farmington: Start your trip with a meal, spirits and a resort cave
Kokopelli’s Cave main room. Courtesy photo Visit Farmington. Museum and Visitor Center can be your guide Nestled amid the breathtaking landscapes of Northwestern New Mexico, Farmington beckons adventurers to explore…
Autumn leaves and authors: Library plans lineup books
Visiting authors plans talks and workshops
Aztec Public Library’s ‘Food for Fines’ runs through Dec. 31
Holiday Food/Blanket Drive for library fines