San Juan College to host concert for African drumming ensemble
Celebrate an evening of world music with an African Drumming Ensemble on Friday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m., at the Connie Gotsch Theatre. According to a news release, Teun Fetz,…
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City of Aztec, Learn from Japan’s MITI
Shortly following World War II, when Japan’s economy was destroyed, the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) was created to rebuild Japan. This plan was an incredible success for…
Kirtland Chamber of Commerce to host annual tree lighting at Town Park
Chamber members hope to bring community together on Friday
Building and Construction Trades are Key Elements in the Energy Transition
In New Mexico, we stand at a crossroads where the path of innovation meets the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions. As we navigate this crucial juncture, carbon capture and…
A heartfelt thank-you
Dear San Juan County, We’re thrilled to express our heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming success of the recent Vegas Fun-raiser for our seniors. Your collective support transformed a simple idea…
SJC closing campuses for winter break
Campuses closing Dec. 16 through Jan. 1
Kééshjéé’: Navajo Prep welcomes winter weather in shoe game
The day team cleans out the shoes after being declared the winners of the evening. (Alx Lee/Tri-City Record)Alx Lee As frost and snow covered San Juan County, students and administration…
A second home for students during the holidays
Nizhóní Sunrise Suites, student housing at San Juan College, is providing a safe and supportive community during seasonal breaks.
San Juan College launches website with redesign
Project aims to better serve students and community
Aztec Water Notice: Bladder Tank ‘Violation’
This past billing cycle, the City of Aztec included a brief explaining that the Aztec water distribution system failed to correct “significant deficiencies within required time frame.” The violation involved…
On the Navajo Nation, a life without water
Thousands of Navajos have no clean running water at home, a crisis magnified by drought and government neglect. This is how families cope
Voices of Nevada to hold press call urging Biden administration to protect sacred lands
Tribal leaders and Indigenous advocates will join nonprofit organization in press call on Thursday
‘Youth & Inexperience’
Nearly forty years have passed since President Ronald Reagan made his brilliant remark in the 1984 Presidential Debate regarding his ‘opponent’s youth and inexperience.’ Millions watched, and even former Vice…
Climate report shows drought impacts in Southwest
Assessment highlights drought as a major hazard in the Southwest, says impacts likely to harm tribal communities
Last Election ‘Interpretation’
The last election is behind us, and a few of the winning candidates have declared a mandate from the masses. Some school officials have made the same declaration. This letter…
Kirtland Central basketball facing lofty expectations
Lady Broncos have reached state finals four of past five seasons
San Juan College celebrates 45 years of luminarias
Display open to the public on Dec. 2 around campus
91-year-old Code Talker Thomas H. Begay sings and speaks at veterans event
San Juan College hosted veterans for gourd dance and book reading on Nov. 15.
Central school district provides hot meals for students during fall break
As the holiday season approaches, Central is providing meals for those students who may need it while being out of school.
NM- Small Business Saturday 2023
A vibrant local economy improves the quality of life