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Construction begins this week on a $2.2 million project that calls for replacement of a one-lane bridge as well as the widening and paving of the road leading to Flowing Water Navajo Casino.
Shiprock counselor focuses on traditional methods
The towering Shiprock pinnacle is perfectly framed by a window in Wilson De Vore's modular classroom tucked behind Northwest High School.
CCSD Superintendent contract awarded
Three of the five governing board members voted Tuesday night to approve a contract for Levinski, declaring publicly their support of the man who has led the district since May.
The San Juan County Commission tonight will vote on a proposal for it to become the fiscal agent and provide funding for the Shiprock Home for Women and Children.
Overcoming the monsters: Shiprock counselor focuses on traditional methods
The towering Shiprock pinnacle is perfectly framed by a window in Wilson De Vore's modular classroom tucked behind Northwest High School.
Shiprock boys edging closer to record
With another District 1-3A win on Saturday night, the Shiprock Chieftains edged ever closer to matching the school's all-time record for wins in a season at 24.
Gaming officials request Navajo police coverage
Ray Etcitty, general counsel for the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise, told the committee that in 2008 there was a memorandum of agreement for the gaming enterprise to pay for the salaries of two Navajo police officers who would be stationed at Fire Rock Navajo Casino in Church Rock, N.M. But since then police presence at the casino has been ... (more)
Open for business: KYF celebrates grand opening
Local government and business officials met at the Kirtland Youth Facility on Saturday afternoon to celebrate the recent opening of the facility.
Arts center gives out coats to needy in Shiprock
The executive director of the Phil L. Thomas Performing Arts Center on Thursday was preparing for the center's coat drive the next day when someone needed his help a little sooner than expected.
State starts investigation at intersection
The New Mexico Department of Transportation has started analyzing the intersection near Northern Edge Navajo Casino to determine what further development is needed.
TURNER: Another WWII vet moves on...
It's no secret that two of the best-read features of a local newspaper are its comics and obituaries.
On the air: New Farmington radio station goes live
FM will focus on music, playing hits from the 1970s through today, said Bill Kruger, general manager for eight American General Media stations in Farmington, Durango and Cortez, Colo.