Aztec News

Hundreds of motorcycle riders whose softer sides are hidden under leather attire and burly demeanors will take to the road this Memorial Day, on a ride different than most.

An Aztec man who was attempting to discourage the driver of a truck from talking on his cell phone was killed Tuesday, the apparent victim of a hit and run.

One thing you learn in the journalism business is that every story has at least two sides, and normally a few more.

The $3.5 million resurfacing project of NM 516 and U.S. Highway 550 is expected to be completed by the end of June, said Mike Huber, Aztec public works director, at Tuesday's Aztec Commission meeting.

The state entity entrusted with investing $15 billion in public money is almost at full strength, as 10 of its 11 seats are now filled.

San Juan County Commissioners will vote today on the county's interim budget for the 2013 fiscal year.

The three Republican candidates who are challenging incumbent Scott Eckstein for the District 3 commission seat said they will try to overturn commission's decision last summer to impose fees at county-operated transfer stations.

After months of planning, Farmington officials have adopted a map of what the city's roadways will look like in 20 years.

One thing you learn in the journalism business is that every story has at least two sides, and normally a few more.

A serial drunken driver pleaded guilty Monday to killing two people and severely injuring several others during a November crash on U.S. 550.

The New Mexico Environmental Department's Liquid Waste Program Manager Dennis McQuillan, right, explains the septic tank project being done Friday at Doris Ballow's Boles Acres residence.

Oliver's Restaurant is open again under new ownership after a nearly yearlong absence.

The outside of the beige, metal building appears to be complete. But the debate over what will go on inside is just starting.

San Juan College on Saturday will graduate about 900 students who are encouraged to either continue their education or use it in their next chapter of life.

San Juan County Commissioners will hear a report on use at the county-operated transfer stations.

Gary McDaniel has stood before the bench for 30 years. Now, he'll be seated behind it.

"The response to the Aztec club has been outstanding," said owner Sandy Schumacher.