Thoreau News

Rain and snow fell over much of New Mexico on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, the first blast of wintry weather for most of the state this season.

By Alice T. Carter , TRIBUNE-REVIEW THEATER CRITIC Tuesday, October 13, 2009 Last updated: 3:10 pm The Thoreau NM production of "Blasphemy of Bees" received five of the seven Donna Awards at the Pittsburgh New Works Festival's annual gala.

The Gallup-McKinley County School District did so-so last week before the state Public School Capital Outlay Council, getting funds to replace Thoreau Middle School and pay for the design of a new Crownpoint Elementary.

The Gallup-McKinley County School District did so-so last week before the state Public School Capital Outlay Council, getting funds to replace Thoreau Middle School and pay for the design of a new Crownpoint Elementary.

Former Navajo Police Officer Harrison Largo, 46, is going to prison until he's at least 76.

Lacey Becenti had four show lambs in the trailer as she waited in line to get the lambs ear-tagged Saturday morning at the Bi-County Fairgrounds in Prewitt.

More than 1,400 newly-minted graduates of New Mexico State University achieved a milestone Saturday during two commencement ceremonies at the Pan American Center.

Din College's commencement exercise is not like most. For starters, a ceremonial fire is kept burning during the ceremony, and the event doesn't end until traditional practitioner and faculty member Avery Denny sings a Din Journey Song.

A 37-year-old woman allegedly ran over her 6-month-old son May 2, while driving drunk.