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Farmington Chamber aims to provide resources to small businesses

New Mexico extends state stay-at-home order to May 15

New Mexico extends stay-at-home order

San Juan County may see cases spike some time in May

Airman charged with murder in death of Farmington woman

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Prosecutors in Arizona have filed murder, kidnapping and theft charges against a U.S. Air Force airman suspected in the death of a Sunday school teacher who had been livin...

Navajo Nation extends closures, curfews into May

Officials say cases expected to peak by next month

Farmer Network coordinator job opening announced

The new Farmer Network coordinator position will be a full-time, staffed position for 2.5 years at the Extension Office in Aztec. The coordinator will work with landowners across...

San Juan County, N.M., implements protocol to protect detainees

While San Juan County is working to protect the public through the coronavirus pandemic, staff members are also working to make certain the health of detainees at San Juan County Adult Deten...

San Juan College, businesses partner to create protective equipment

130 face shields provided to frontline workers

San Juan County, N.M. Commissioners to meet

San Juan County, N.M. Commissioners will meet for their regular meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the County Administration Building commission chambers, 100 S. Oliver Drive, Aztec. Those who wi...

Amid COVID-19 pandemic, is domestic violence on the rise?

People who need support can still access shelters and services

San Juan Regional Medical Center announces next external assessments

San Juan Regional Medical Center will extend its External Assessment area into next week. Patients with cold and flu-like symptoms including fever, cough, body aches, sore throat...

Transfer stations to close in compliance with Navajo Nation curfew

Complying with the Navajo Nation curfew this weekend and next, four San Juan County transfer stations will be closed April 18, 19, 25, 26. The Sand Springs, Shiprock, Upper Fruitl...

Farmington mayor declares economic emergency

Nate Duckett asks governor to open city for business

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Liz Weber
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