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Seaton family grateful for care

The family of Robert L. (Bob) Seaton wishes to thank the doctors, nurses and staffs of the Southwest Medical Group, Southwest Memorial Hospital, the Emergency Room staffs and EMS services for their pa...

DATE: Apr 04, 2023 CATEGORY: Thank You Letters

Farmington police remember first officer killed in line of duty

Farmington Police Department paid homage on their Facebook page to Officer Ben Herrera, who was the first Farmington officer to be killed in the line of duty. Herrera was shot and killed March 31, 19...

DATE: Apr 04, 2023 CATEGORY: New Mexico

New Mexico to offer free meals to all students

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham recently signed legislation to provide free school meals to all students regardless of family income, and Farmington schools say they’re ready to meet the demand...

DATE: Apr 04, 2023 CATEGORY: New Mexico

Hospital plans class for grandparents, new parents

San Juan Regional Medical Center’s Childbirth Center will offer multiple sessions of its Grandparenting 101 class and Childbirth Education Crash Course in April and May. Grandparenting 101 is a singl...

DATE: Apr 04, 2023 CATEGORY: New Mexico

Earth Day cleanup will be April 22 at Carpenter Natural Area

To celebrate Earth Day, Friends of the Carpenter Natural Area and Cortez Parks and Recreation will hold their annual cleanup day on April 22. Meet at the Carpenter area west trailhead off County Road ...

DATE: Apr 04, 2023 CATEGORY: Local News

Suspect in Farmington-area school threats is in police custody

An individual suspected of making threats against area schools was identified and taken into custody Monday night. Farmington Police Department and administrators from Kirtland Central High School an...

DATE: Apr 04, 2023 CATEGORY: New Mexico

U.S. infrastructure splurge extends to remote New Mexico farms

ALBUQUERQUE – U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a new $40 million round of grants to extend high-speed internet to extremely remote farms, homes and businesses in New Mexico, including ...

DATE: Apr 03, 2023 CATEGORY: AP New Mexico

Food and water: A future that is one and the same

IGNACIO – It is no secret that when it comes to water conservation, farmers feel as if they have a target on their back. Although the nation’s consumers rely on the fruits of the agricultural industr...

DATE: Apr 03, 2023 CATEGORY: Local News

Community Calendar: What’s happening in the Cortez area

CORTEZ Tuesday, April 4 Hiding in Plain Sight, 7 p.m., Methodist Church, 515 Park St. The Hisatsinom Chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society will present Winston Hurst and Don Miller talking ab...

DATE: Apr 03, 2023 CATEGORY: Community Calendar

Indian taqueria and electronic dance music bar coming to Durango’s Main Avenue

A new Indian-Mexican fusion restaurant plans to move into the 600 block of Main Avenue in downtown Durango. An application for a business license has been filed under the name “CDXX LLC, DBA Roxy's” ...

DATE: Apr 03, 2023 CATEGORY: Local News

Seaton family grateful for care

Farmington police remember first officer killed in line of duty

New Mexico to offer free meals to all students

Hospital plans class for grandparents, new parents

Earth Day cleanup will be April 22 at Carpenter Natural Area

Suspect in Farmington-area school threats is in police custody

U.S. infrastructure splurge extends to remote New Mexico farms

Food and water: A future that is one and the same

Community Calendar: What’s happening in the Cortez area

Indian taqueria and electronic dance music bar coming to Durango’s Main Avenue

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