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Farmington man wanted in connection to weekend robbery at Fruitland gas station
The San Juan County Sheriff's Office is searching for a man wanted in connection to a weekend robbery in Aztec.
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Navajo community to hold cleanup at Hogback Irrigation Ditch
Volunteers from Shiprock, Hogback, Farmington and other communities will come together to cut down trees and remove stumps that are clogging the ditch.
Farmington Vet Center expands, seeks to help greater numbers of veterans
The Farmington Vet Center, which has offered readjustment counseling services since 1991, recently completed a multi-year effort to expand its facility.
Farmington school board approves increasing scope of renovation projects
School board members have increased the budget and scope of projects at Northeast Elementary and Hermosa Middle schools in an effort to bring the conditions of those schools up to par with other Farmington schools.
Robert Joe named CEO of Navajo Nation Oil and Gas Co.
Joe most recently ran his own Farmington-based consulting firm, Towerhouse Business Group, that helped businesses work with tribes.
Small N.M. town named on dangerous cities list
Which cities would you think are the "most dangerous" in the country? Does Farmington, NM make your list? It made one website's list.
Farmington teacher continues running program into summer
Jack Thompson, 9, leads a warm up exercise before a 2-mile fun run on Thursday, June 13, 2013, at Country Club Elementary in Farmington.
Animas Credit Union hit by would-be ATM robbers
An alarm was set off at the Animas Credit Union at 2101 E. 20th St. in Farmington around 9:40 p.m. after a drive-through ATM was ripped to the ground.
Elmira couple's Navajo art collection donated to Corning's Rockwell Museum
In the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock, N.M., the walls did talk to Dr. Edward J. Grandt.
NM Racing Commission meeting moved to Albuquerque
A New Mexico Racing Commission meeting that was scheduled for Thursday in Farmington has been rescheduled and moved to June 27 in Albuquerque.
Farmington man decorates home with PEZ collectables
"I don't eat them," Foy said on Thursday in his Farmington home, surrounded by four walls of PEZ memorabilia.
Farmington leaders celebrate progress at new animal shelter
Representative Tom Taylor, second to the right, and members of the community tour the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter on Friday, June 14, 2013, in Farmington.
Aztec horse advocacy group decries horse slaughter, needs help with horse care
Debbie Coburn tends to Carma and Ashanti, two of five horses up for adoption, on Thursday at the San Juan County Sheriff s Posse Grounds in Farmington.
Farmington Museum features local artists in Handmade Fine Arts Show
As Farmington Museum director Bart Wilsey was preparing for the Adventure in the Arts exhibit -- a show that will feature famous artists such as Andy Warhol -- he started to wonder how the museum could showcase local artists at the same time.
Farmington man arrested on suspicion of child abuse and domestic violence
The view from the San Juan County Sheriff's Office helicopter on Friday, June 14, 2013, near County Road 6482 in the Kirtland area.
Stevie Stone, Krizz Kaliko and A Mayday! stop in Farmington during Summer of Strange Tour 2013
Although he had been offered a chance to play basketball in college, Stone turned his focus on music, and, in 2011, he signed with Strange Music, an independent recording company.
Farmington officials continue negotiations with the EPA, ask residents to adjust water softener use
Residential and commercial water softeners are at the center of an ongoing debate between city officials and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
June 17: The Gasworks welcomes Sapremia and guests
On June 17, Albuquerque's The Gasworks , in conjunction with Red Sea Records , presents welcomes Sapremia, Disfigured Dead, Deforme , Mindz of Chaos, Endless Infection , and Paranormal Slaughter.
Farmington meets with residents to discuss annexation
Johnny Holcomb, right, and his grandson Riley Holcomb sit outside of his home in the Wildhorse Valley neighborhood south of U.S. Highway 64 on Friday, May 31, 2013.
San Juan College, Farmington, NM
School of Energy Achieves its Capital Campaign Goal.
The generosity of the community was culminated recently when the Tom Dugan family and the Westmeath Foundation contributed $1.5 million to complete the funding for San Juan College's School of Energy's new building.