Rock art draws researchers to Farmington
Conference celebrates first ARARA conference, held in Farmington in 1974
Kirtland
Lake Farmington prepares for a season of summer fun
The city of Farmington has enacted a Stage 1 Water Shortage Advisory asking residents to conserve water. The city says drought conditions and low snowpack from last winter are preventing…
San Juan College powwow sees gust of culture and celebration
Event ends early after cold, wind settle into Farmington
Kevin Summers named as incoming Bloomfield schools superintendent
Summers will start position in June
Smudging policy at San Juan College is nearly finished, administration says
Designated spaces will be outdoors throughout campus
Update: San Juan College Gourd Dance and Intertribal Powwow
The event is admission free and open to the public
San Juan College to raise tuition
Increase will take effect in fall 2024
Teahonna Belin of Navajo Prep selected as U.S. after-school ambassador
Belin will work to make after-school programs more accessible
Shiprock bus driver reportedly terminated after driving route intoxicated
Parents and guardians reported odor of alcohol and suspicious behavior
‘Dził’Ná’oodiłii’ and ‘futurólogo’ take the top spots in Diné and Spanish spelling bees
Diné spelling bee went 16 rounds; Spanish spellers quickly found a winner
Real RINOs
Dear editor: Beware of people who are oblivious to the obvious. People who lose an election, and believe they won. Not based on evidence. But based on what they “feel.”…
NDN Girls Book Club to embark on Yiłta! book drop tour in April
10,000 books highlighting Indigenous stories and authors will be donated to Navajo Nation youths
Let there be light! Solar panels to provide electricity for rural Navajo families
Residences, ranging from a single child to multiple, may not have running water as well
NAPI issues third dividend payment to Navajo Nation
The dividend payments, from NAPI’s operating account, are part of $2 million pledged
District Music Performance Assessment sees full participation since pandemic
Heights, Montezuma-Cortez, Rohoboth Christian, Piedra Vista and Farmington High qualify for state
Parade of Champions brings community out to celebrate student accomplishments
Navajo Prep's Science Fair Regional winners and International qualifiers participate in the school's Parade of Champions held on West Apache Street on Thursday in Farmington. (Curtis Ray Benally)cca Celebration showcases…
Scrap Arts Music presents ‘Children of Metropolis’
Children of Metropolis album cover. Scrap Arts Music Facebook photo. Art and music enthusiasts are invited to join the San Juan College Artists Series performance on Saturday, April 13, as…
Voters approve mill levy for Aztec schools in special election
Capital improvements question passes 1,350 to 1,279
Household hazardous waste collection scheduled for Saturday
Event is for residents of Bloomfield, Kirtland and the unincorporated parts of San Juan County
SJC’s ‘Kids Kollege’ registration opens for summer programs
Programs offer diverse activities that blend educational excellence with the thrill of discovery