Flora Vista News

The city of Farmington awarded a bid for its first stimulus infrastructure project to a local construction company claiming it could create as many as five jobs.

City councilors could award a bid for a stimulus infrastructure project for the downtown area Tuesday, nearly one year after President Barack Obama signed the recovery act into law.

A local club is preparing to once again make sure area teens are dressed up with somewhere to go as prom season approaches.

Rebecca Craig/The Daily Times Families of the Volunteer Fire Department in Navajo Dam gather for a holiday dinner at the station on December 21.

Grant County Sheriff's deputies are continuing to search for a second suspect in a Nov.

A stripper's constitutional rights were violated during a police search according to a verdict handed down by a jury in U.S. District Court in Albuquerque.

FARMINGTON San Juan County is experiencing a decent amount of business development and growth, despite the recent and future closings of Bloomfield's Western Refinery, El Paso Barbecue and Waldenbooks.

A DNA match connected a Flora Vista man to the May 20 burglary of the New Life Worship Center in Farmington, in which nearly $10,000 of church property was taken, authorities said.

FLORA VISTA Imagine living inside a cardboard box. That is what Frank Santoro did in 1999.

Charges against a 39-year-old Flora Vista man accused of kidnapping an ex-girlfriend, beating and holding her against her will for seven days, were dismissed in Aztec Magistrate Court on Thursday.

A 39-year-old Flora Vista man was charged Thursday with kidnapping an ex-girlfriend to force the woman to sign a statement requesting pending domestic violence charges be dismissed, authorities said.

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.

A Flora Vista man facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted of fraud and embezzlement waived his right to a preliminary hearing Thursday in Aztec Magistrate Court.

Dusty Brixner watches Chad Taylor catch some air as they ride their dirt bikes in memory of their friend Josh Bell who died one year ago at Quarter Mile in Flora Vista on Sunday.

A Flora Vista man facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted of fraud and embezzlement waived his right to a preliminary hearing Thursday in Aztec Magistrate Court.

San Juan Count deputies say a vandal responsible for $100,000 in damage to 10 oil wells is probably familiar with oil fields.