Farmington News

Donna Hewett, the owner of The Sauce Restaurant, stands in her restaurant on Thursday in Farmington.

We've said it once, and we'll say it again: shorter workweeks are nice for employees, but they're a hassle for the rest of us.

I would like to congratulate the winners of the recent Farmington People's Choice art exhibit in Farmington.

The San Juan Paddle Trail Project is working to promote recreation on the Animas and San Juan rivers, By getting them designated as national water trails.

For many participants in the San Juan County Senior Olympics, the annual games are an opportunity for fun, rather than competition.

A Farmington nonprofit will receive about $2 million in federal grants to improve the health of students at six schools in the Central Consolidated School District.

Plans to expand the River Walk have some residents concerned about the city of Farmington's proposed annexation of San Juan County land.

Councilors went over a draft of the city's fiscal year 2015 budget line-by-line at a special work session Tuesday taking a first crack at setting the city's long-term building project priorities.

Deep, warm, engaging. Storyteller Guy next door, natural, non-announcer Brooklyn Gangster Cartoon, Audiobook characterizations, animal, vegetable, human.

A motorcyclist was transported to San Juan Regional Medical Center after a crash with a car around 1 p.m. today.

A judge in Santa Fe is ordering an Albuquerque television station to turn over raw video of its interview with a Farmington man who was shot when a title-loan company's workers tried to repossess his vehicle.

Beth Davis, a chiropractor who works on dogs and people, massaged the back of an 8-year-old yellow Labrador named Hazel.

Roving with the Arts , the classical music and arts heard weekdays on San Juan College radio station KSJE 90.9 FM, is returning to the airwaves at 8 a.m., Monday, March 3. New host Leigh Black Irvin will provide listeners with classical music, arts news and author interviews.

The first year the Connie Gotsch Arts Foundation offered scholarships and grants, 14 people and organizations applied for and received funds.

At Monday's city council meeting, Teresa Brevik, the city's special projects manager, will propose Bloomfield move from a five-day workweek to a four-day one.

The second annual "People's Choice a unique art exhibit in historic downtown Farmington" took place from March 15 through the Spring Art Walk on April 4. It appears to have been a very successful event.

Officials have yet to release police reports and other evidence a month after a U.S. Marshals Service deputy shot a Farmington man.

Orlando Uentillie sat on the bleachers at the McGee Park Coliseum on Friday and carefully painted zigzagging lines on his son's face in preparation for the boy's dance at the San Juan College Contest Powwow.

It has been a couple of years since Christopher Tafoya, a rap artist based out of Portland, Ore., has visited his childhood home in Farmington.

Farmington schools will issue $6.5 million in loans to continue technology initiatives in the district for the next two years.