Dec 1, 2009 | Farmington Daily Times
Suspected killer taken off life support
Manuel Gutierrez III, suspected of killing his girlfriend and shooting himself in Albuquerque, was taken off life support Friday and died shortly after, authorities said Monday.
Police have positively identified Manuel Gutierrez III by fingerprints as the man who was found early Tuesday morning in Albuquerque with a gunshot wound to the head.
Deputies think murder suspect may have shot self
San Juan County deputies believe Manuel Gutierrez III, a man wanted for murdering the mother of his three children in that county, is on life support at an Albuquerque hospital.
Deming student takes statewide honors
A local teenager has brought recognition to Deming Cesar Chavez Charter High School.
Blanco man wanted in girlfriend's death
San Juan County sheriff's deputies are searching for a murder suspect believed to have shot his live-in girlfriend and run from the scene.
San Juan County meetings seek solutions to trash, land issues
After reaffirming that excess trash and unsightly junk throughout the unincorporated areas remains a top concern with residents, San Juan County is hosting community meetings this week to identify solutions.
Spc. Troy Orion Tom reminds us of the cost
There is a war against terrorism - vicious, murderous, disastrous terrorism - being fought on the other side of the world.
Utility sparks customers' ire at PRC meeting
Tempers flared briefly Tuesday between some Picacho Hills residents and representatives for Stephen Blanco, owner of Picacho Hills Utility Co., during a public comment meeting called by the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission.
School supply lists are overkill
In the last week I have been hearing about these tremendous school supply lists that my co-workers have been receiving.
Rodeo de Galisteo: A family affair
Photo: Maria Elena Baca, 5, cleans a table in the concession area of the Galisteo Rodeo on Friday.
Webb hosts annual Freedom Run today
Shine your leather and hop on your motorcycle. The rubber meets the road today, Independence Day style, at the third annual Webb Freedom Run, sponsored by Webb Chevrolet, Cadillac and Toyota.
Rio Grande Theatre hosts acclaimed film: 'Becoming Eduardo'
Almost a year after the rough cut of Rod McCall's independent feature film Becoming Eduardo was first screened, the final edit of the cinematic achievement, filmed exclusively in Southern New Mexico, will return to the Rio Grande Theatre on June 26, 2009.