America, stop dividing yourself!
Dear Editor: In Farmington, as across much of the nation, there’s a tendency to classify each other as either conservative or liberal. This might be of a certain value if…
Kirtland
Old Glory
My name is Old Glory. I am your flag. I stand for freedom, truth, honor and justice. For over 200 years, I have watched over you. Today, Independence Day, I…
‘The Gamble’ showcases talent and tenure at Navajo Preparatory
Production spanned five days and was filmed on campus
Kids eat free on July 4 at Applebee’s
Guests can receive two free kids meals with purchase of one adult meal
Central Consolidated Schools hosts Family Summit alongside Drug Enforcement Agency
Program focuses on fentanyl awareness and prevention for families
Navajo Nation Priorities?
On June 6, I was on my way to a cattle roundup, toward the south end of Chaco Canyon when my best friend reported that two of my recently installed…
Animal Safety in Wildfire Season
If there’s one thing we should learn from the deadly wildfires in Ruidoso – which engulfed the town so quickly that residents were ordered to flee without even stopping to…
County Road 350 construction will partially close southbound lane
Closure is near bridge over the Animas River in the Flora Vista area
Update: Major storm hits San Juan County
High winds, heavy rain and golf ball-size hail cause extensive damage
Kirtland man accused of manufacturing child porn
Charges stem from April incident involving 10-year-old girl
Diné Skate Garden Project celebrates Native skateboarding community at Two Grey Hills Skate Park
Event highlights community and collaboration that champions Native youth
‘Power of the Run’ cross country camp at Navajo Tech focuses on more than just athleticism
Students learn Diné philosophies, significance of preserving culture and values
The Farmington Daily Times and a history of change, 1890-2024
An Aug. 11, 1892, edition of The Junction City Times on microfiche. (Debi Tracy Olsen/Special to the Tri-City Record) News is history in the making, recorded in real time. And,…
Aztec playground locked for summer
Summer vacation from school has started, yet Aztec Municipal Schools are determined to punish the youth. At Park Avenue Elementary School, a fence with locked gates discourage entry into the…
Sikes Act Stamps slush funds
I apologize to the 200,000 members of the public who annually purchase the Sikes Act Stamps in New Mexico over the last three years. I recently completed a three year…
School is out. Here is where you can find free meals in San Juan County this summer
Multiple sites will serve meals until end of July
Farmington Pride Parade makes colorful presence on Main Street
LGBTQ community from far and near show up in support
Unnamed arsonist proves to be struggle in demolition of Shiprock BIA buildings
Abandoned area set for Navajo Nation investment in tourism
Local students make dean’s list at Fort Lewis College
Students reflect on out of state academic journey
Written on the Landscape: Mysteries Beyond Chaco Canyon
Latest film on Chaco Canyon debuts next week on New Mexico PBS