High and low notes of music and libraries
Your recent article about Linda Edwards and the San Juan Chorale is a deserved celebration of the local music scene. Edwards’ efforts in music education are a part of a…
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Disturbances at Matinee
Catching a noon showing of an action film seemed like a nice escape from reality. More than one noisy distraction negated this form of entertainment. This narrative will describe the…
New teaching program encourages Native presence and retention in the classroom
San Juan College program sees jump in enrollment after offering financial assistance
From illegal parts to nationals: How the Shiprock High robotics team is making a debut
First-time competitors are excited for February qualifier in Phoenix
What Lily Gladstone’s Golden Globe means to Indigenous theater students
A historic win hits home for students in the Farmington area
San Juan College to host ‘Art of Learning’ exhibit
Retrospective show highlights the work of Gary Roseen of Farmington
Survival exhibition coming to the Farmington Museum
Fun, educational program features eight unique survival zones that combine STEM concepts with hands-on challenges
Community members partake in Four Corners Day of Service to honor MLK
More than 200 volunteers spread across San Juan County to work on projects
Farmington school district OKs security guns on campus, swears in new board members
Public comments bring up wrestling travel and signage
MLK, Dotson and Trump
Today our nation halfheartedly remembers a great man. A man that stood for peace and justice. His dream remains a dream in too many places, and civil rights might as…
Heat pumps and carbon monoxide
I am very disappointed with the article in the Record earlier this week discussing heat pumps and gas leaks. The first paragraph refers to an energy auditor expert saying every…
Declaring your political independence and the future of our nation
I am writing to express my support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign, a movement that encapsulates the ideals of our nation. As we stand at a crucial juncture…
Students swarm the stage in district-wide spelling bee
Winners from Hermosa, Heights and Piñon Hills Academy will represent Farmington district in online state qualifier
San Juan College High School finds success in small, diverse numbers
School offers associate degree while students earn high school diploma
Farmington schools remain open during snowstorm
Aztec schools switch to remote learning
Mark Roper named EDD Acting Secretary
Raton native brings diverse background to Cabinet position
Késhjéé – Navajo Shoe Game coming up
San Juan College welcomes community for free event
Where has the pavement gone?
If you get out and about much you will notice that a lot of our local roads are literally crumbling and falling apart. In fact, many of them are recently…
San Juan College announces Medical Assistant clinical apprenticeship
Apprenticeship program enables Medical Assistant students to apply skills in actual healthcare environments
‘It’s a struggle’: Bus drivers face challenging conditions on rural Navajo reservation
Road conditions disrupt access to education in the Central Consolidated School District