State launches Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan
Thousands of acres of burned trees remain years after a wildfire raced through part of Bandelier National Monument near Los Alamos, New Mexico. A ponderosa pine cone collecting effort is…
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Ribbon-cutting will celebrate reopening of Cedar Hill footbridge
Cedar Hill Footbridge, Cedar Hill, N.M. San Juan County Courtesy Photo. A ribbon-cutting is to be held on Tuesday, April 30 at 2 p.m. to celebrate the reopening of the…
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren presents spring State of Nation address
President touts sales tax revenue; pushes for uranium cleanup
‘Zero Mile Fun Run’ supports college radio station
Zero Mile Fun Run event Courtesy Photo. (San Juan College) San Juan College’s community-supported KSJE 90.9 FM will hold its annual Zero Mile Fun Run fundraiser on Saturday, May 18…
‘AstroFriday’ set for San Juan College planetarium May 3
A large sunspot was the source of a powerful solar flare (an X 9.3) and a coronal mass ejection (Sept. 6, 2017). The flare was the largest solar flare of…
Animas Elementary cuts ribbon to community garden on Earth Day
Garden will serve as a neighborhood hub to wellness
‘A Garden of Imagination’ college art exhibit
“A Garden of Imagination,” presenting artwork by Matthew Bahe, is the May exhibit at the San Juan College Henderson Fine Arts Center, Art Gallery, 4601 College Blvd. The exhibit will…
San Juan College will host Native Arts & Crafts Fair
The San Juan College Native American Center will host a Native Arts & Crafts Fair in the Student Sun Lounge on Friday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.,…
College offers boating classes for beginners
U.S. kayak sales are up 55% to $335 million since 2009, according to a trade group, as more people choose a relatively inexpensive way to enjoy the outdoors. (The Associated…
Pet Pawty Parade raises funds for Aztec Animal Shelter
More than 100 dogs and owners gather at Armijo Plaza
Four Corners Chess Club hosts tournament in Farmington
Players from Mancos, Durango and Farmington meet
San Juan College holds National Signing Day
Participants will be first time Career and Technical Education students
Students get saucy at Farmington Junior Chef Competition
Munchy Maker wins big; Knights’ green chili sauce noodles win a spot on the lunch menu
Navajo Nation ‘Welcome Baby Celebration’ set for April 18
Registration for the Welcome Baby Celebration is picking up momentum
College Bike Park Pump Track opens
A rider sails through the air at the Durango BMX track in 2011. Farmington will begin construction of its first pump course in late spring.Durango Herald file Construction is now…
San Juan College bike pump track is the start to larger recreational mission
Expansion to mountain bike park will feature bathrooms, starter track and picnic areas
Who are the families affected by the Cove uranium mines?
A look at the memories and cancer that affect the community of Cove
Meet the foreign students who attend school in San Juan County
International Student Exchange provides cultural enrichment for students and host families
Survivors’ voices will be focus of Aztec Museum program in May
Stories of Navajo descendants of the Long Walk
‘Pot’ does not discriminate
Dear editor: The Tri-City Record newspaper has the front page headlines correct. Farmington City Council denies zone change for pot, with the last word in the sentence is absolutely correct:…