Funding awarded to public infrastructure projects in MainStreet districts Downtown Farmington included in funded projects December 7, 2023
National Security Depends on Forever Chemicals So, let me see if I understand this correctly. The military-industrial complex is telling us that, for the sake of… December 7, 2023
Best Brass of Christmas plans concert of holiday favorites The Best Brass of Christmas,shown in an archived photo, will perform Saturday, Dec. 16, at 2 p.m., at the Connie… December 7, 2023
Mesa Verde Elementary receives $20,000 from Albertsons Safeway Foundation and Kellogg’s A generous donation includes 500 books at East Main Safeway on Dec. 5. December 7, 2023
Kirtland Central JROTC brings seasons greetings to senior living homes Residents at Cedar Ridge and Three Rivers Estate were treated to a holiday visit from cadets Dec. 5 December 7, 2023
San Juan County Clerk’s Office recounts votes in local election The SJC clerk’s office recounted votes on Tuesday that determined three races December 6, 2023
Don’t shoot the messenger – not even Fox News! Two city of Aztec employees deserve recognition for their efforts to inform the public regarding the Bladder Tank controversy: Anthony… December 6, 2023
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… December 6, 2023
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… December 6, 2023
Kirtland Chamber of Commerce to host annual tree lighting at Town Park Chamber members hope to bring community together on Friday December 5, 2023
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… December 5, 2023
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… December 5, 2023
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… December 3, 2023
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. December 2, 2023
San Juan College launches website with redesign Project aims to better serve students and community November 30, 2023
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… November 30, 2023
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… November 30, 2023
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 November 29, 2023
‘Youth & Inexperience’ Nearly forty years have passed since President Ronald Reagan made his brilliant remark in the 1984 Presidential Debate regarding his… November 29, 2023
Bobcats drop season opener at home Bloomfield boys team outscored 41-25 in second half by Grants November 29, 2023
Climate report shows drought impacts in Southwest Assessment highlights drought as a major hazard in the Southwest, says impacts likely to harm tribal communities November 27, 2023
Last Election ‘Interpretation’ The last election is behind us, and a few of the winning candidates have declared a mandate from the masses.… November 27, 2023
San Juan College celebrates 45 years of luminarias Display open to the public on Dec. 2 around campus November 24, 2023
