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Farmington police honor three men for stopping knife-wielding man

Trio sprang into action outside Animas Valley Mall

San Juan County, N.M., Commission to meet

San Juan County, New Mexico, Commission will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the commission chambers in the county Administration Building, 100 S. Oliver Drive, Aztec. Comments may be s...

San Juan County, N.M., receives failing score for air quality

Region had higher-than-average number of ozone days

New Mexico Environment Department conducts inspections of public pools

Farmington’s Bisti Bay to open May 28

COVID and water recreation: When is it safe to go mask-less?

Face coverings might not be needed outdoors if socially distanced

BLM seeks nominations for Northern New Mexico Resource Advisory Council

Bureau of Land Management seeks public nominations for four positions on its Northern New Mexico Resource Advisory Council, which advises the BLM about public land issues within the Farmingt...

Three Rivers Brewery reopens after a year

Four business fronts were closed

5-3-1 Visibility Method can gauge air quality during wildfire

New Mexico Department of Health reminds residents that air quality can change rapidly during wildfire season. New Mexicans are encouraged to use the 5-3-1 Visibility Method to es...

Bureau of Land Management seeks comments on sale of public land

The Bureau of Land Management Farmington Field Office seeks public comment about the conveyance of a 19.5-acre parcel of public land 14 miles north of Aztec to Linn and Treciafaye Blancett. ...

San Juan County, N.M., announces commission meeting changes

San Juan County, New Mexico, has announced changes to the upcoming meeting schedule for San Juan County commissioners. The commission’s regular meeting, originally scheduled fo...

Farmington police, activist group react to Derek Chauvin’s guilty verdict

Chief Hebbe says kneeling on neck tactic is not taught or approved

New Mexico schools to implement student COVID-19 testing

Participation is optional, but state hopes to test at least 1% of student population weekly

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Liz Weber
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