Sep 28, 2009 | Farmington Daily Times
Shiprock prepares for annual fair
An unpretentious dusty field in Shiprock will be transformed this weekend into the Navajo Nation's largest gathering as the reservation celebrates the 98th annual Shiprock Navajo Fair.
CCSD faces costly declining enrollment
Declining student enrollment in the Central Consolidated School District could mean a loss of about $1 million in state funding this year.
Newcomb's community library growing
A permanent hush has fallen over a small modular building in Shiprock. Even when patrons are inside the 2,700-square-foot Dine Bi Rural Library, the three-room building still is soundless except for the occasional rustle when someone turns a page or the faint clicks as someone types on a keyboard.
Newcomb teacher reads and writes to help change students' futures
Words spoken by a professional reader permeate Toni Purrachio's classroom at Newcomb High School, causing half a dozen students to drift away from their desks and mismatched chairs and disappear into the story.
Totah panel: Former Burger King manager was out of line
David John, commission chair, said Wednesday the commission voted in favor of findings that showed that Burger King manager Tyrone Lozano made a "racial comment" when he said, "I need to let go of Natives and start hiring white people." John said that during the commission's investigation of Lozano, who managed the Burger King at 948 E. Main St., ...