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About 350 community members turned out for the fourth annual “Celebrity Roast,” featuring Farmington Municipal Schools Superintendent Janel Ryan, on Thursday, May 9, at the newly remodeled Farmington Civic Center. More than $15,000 was raised for the Four Corners Home for Children, a program of Navajo Ministries in Farmington. The childcare program at Navajo Ministries [Read More...] 
Life’s challenges often cause hiccups in a person’s plan. Whether the plan is to find a new job, get married or graduate from school, the hiccups are there blocking the way. This was the case of Shont’e Maes, a 28-year-old Farmington resident, who never graduated from high school. Maes overcame the hiccups and walked across [Read More...] 
The Feb. 2 Second Amendment Rally at Gateway Park was just that. It was a rally to protest the draconian legislation proposed at both the state and federal levels. There was nothing reasonable about the proposals on the table. Had the equivalent legislative proposals been made to curtail the First or Fourth Amendment, the liberals [Read More...] 
Walking several days a week can reduce heart disease, which is why San Juan Regional Medical Center’s Cardiology Department recognized National Walking Day on April 3 and organized a community walk along the Berg Park trails in Farmington. The American Heart Association launched National Walking Day as a way to educate the public about [Read More...] 
From springtime through the late fall, many people are subject to seasonal allergies. But people are not the only ones suffering. For our dogs and cats, these same seasons can bring intense itching and discomfort. Yes, it seems our pets can get their own “hay fever.” It’s a very frustrating and somewhat common situation. Pet [Read More...] 2013 Riverfest Fine Arts, Crafts Fair reception May 24 Worms we share: Pet owners can contract worms from dogs and cats
By: superuser last updated: 05-16-2013  Dogs and cats may transmit potentially dangerous worms to you and your family.
Worms – not a terribly popular topic, but one that could cause you and your pet a stay in the hospital. Veterinarians see the problem every day, but most dog and cat ow...
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Two men arrested in Thursday night stabbing Shiprock man arrested on homicide charge last updated: 04-16-2013 A Farmington man, who was repeatedly stabbed Monday evening near Melba Lane died from his injuries at San Juan Regional Medical Center. Farmington Police were called at 9:02 p.m. to the scene in the 600 block of Melba Lane, where they found Anthony ... Athletes, coaches will be honored on May 24 AutoMax completes 18-month renovation |
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The Riverfest Fine Arts and Crafts Fair opens with a reception from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, May 24, at the Red Lion Hotel, 700 Scott Ave. The art fair continues from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 25, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 26, ...
Several former Farmington High School coaches and student athletes have left an imprint on the school’s athletic history and will be honored next Friday, May 24, as they are inducted into the FHS Hall of Fame.
The FHS Hall of Fame ceremony will be...
A used car dealership on East Main Street in Farmington underwent a year and a half renovation that gave the business a more appealing look for its clients.
AutoMax, located at 5220 E. Main St., had its grand opening after the renovations were compl...
