Wednesday Oct 21 | Farmington Daily Times
Navajo Council seeks investigation of executive staff
A Tribal Council resolution demanding immediate removal from office of Navajo President Joe Shirley Jr.
Salazar awards $27.74 million contract for Navajo water pipeline construction
" Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced yesterday that the Bureau of Reclamation has awarded a contract totaling $27.74 million to the Navajo Engineering and Construction Authority for the construction of Reaches 2 through 6 of the Navajo Nation Municipal Pipeline.
Harvest time comes after months of preparation at Navajo Agricultural Products Industry
Helen Moore, with Navajo Agricultural Products Industry, sorts and grades potatoes Friday at the potato processing plant.
Upper Fruitland vets move into veterans center
Claude Hatch, 96, a WWII Veteran and POW is one of Veterans who will be able to use the Upper Fruitland Veterans Organization Hall to meet and conduct business.
Farmington State Police Officer awarded the Medal of Valor
A local state police officer who went above and beyond the call of duty in a traumatic incident was awarded the Medal of Valor on Tuesday in Santa Fe.
One-year-old Jaden Salas of Upper Fruitland chases after bubbles during Party in the Park, a Freedom Days event held at Boorkside Park on Sunday.
San Juan Chapter declares state of emergency
The Navajo Nation's San Juan Chapter has declared an emergency because of flooding caused by heavy weekend rain.
Upper Fruitland 'Family Night' encourages males to be role models in children's lives
Fatherhood was celebrated Wednesday at Little Feet Child Development Center in the Sky Mesa View community in Upper Fruitland.
Honeymoon comes to end for ed chief
The request, as made by Leonard Anthony , would have launched a special investigation against the administrators at the program's five agency headquarters.