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New book celebrates geology of Navajo Nation

New book celebrates geology of Navajo Nation

engages students in STEM education

San Juan College breaks ground on Sherman Dugan Museum of Geology expansion

San Juan College breaks ground on Sherman Dugan Museum of Geology expansion

$4 million Dugan gift expands exhibits and hands-on learning at School of Energy

Aztec man arrested after 15-hour standoff with SWAT teams

Aztec man arrested after 15-hour standoff with SWAT teams

Suspect allegedly shot at police drone and robot before being taken into custody

San Juan College and Youth Conservation Corps to offer summer employment

San Juan College and Youth Conservation Corps to offer summer employment

Program will include skill-building, training and certifications

‘It all intertwines’: Deb Haaland talks education ahead of primary election

‘It all intertwines’: Deb Haaland talks education ahead of primary election

Democrat governor candidate visits Shiprock flea market

‘¡Olé!’ New Mexico Department of Health brings nutrition and flamenco to Blanco Elementary School

‘¡Olé!’ New Mexico Department of Health brings nutrition and flamenco to Blanco Elementary School

First‑time clinic focused on physical health through dance

February 20, 2026

‘Grandeur’ determines champion at Farmington Municipal School District Spelling Bee

‘Grandeur’ determines champion at Farmington Municipal School District Spelling Bee

draws several grade levels across district for night of competitive spelling

January 29, 2026

N.M. workforce development programs see rapid growth

N.M. workforce development programs see rapid growth

Integrated Education and Training program enrollment grew nearly 50% in FY25

January 23, 2026

Navajo Nation President delivers People’s State of the Nation

Navajo Nation President delivers People’s State of the Nation

Environment, infrastructure, and employment take priority while education sees little mention in speech

January 16, 2026

San Juan College to host Navajo shoe game

San Juan College to host Navajo shoe game

practice teaches cooperation through song and stories

January 16, 2026

New Mexico to offer 3,000 paid internships for high school students

New Mexico to offer 3,000 paid internships for high school students

Expanded summer program targets high-demand careers

December 26, 2025

New Mexico college graduates rank high for economic mobility

New Mexico college graduates rank high for economic mobility

stands out nationally with strong graduate earnings and accessible college options

December 12, 2025

Scholarship honors Navajo Prep graduate’s work with language and clean energy

Scholarship honors Navajo Prep graduate’s work with language and clean energy

Recipients across state highlight community needs

December 12, 2025

Central Consolidated Schools grapples with cultural harm after classroom incident

Central Consolidated Schools grapples with cultural harm after classroom incident

Insensitive item prompts cleansing ceremonies, policy review

December 5, 2025

Are Turning Point USA chapters headed to Farmington schools?

Are Turning Point USA chapters headed to Farmington schools?

National organization focuses on promoting freedom loving, American values

October 18, 2025

San Juan College Building Trades Program to host open house

San Juan College Building Trades Program to host open house

Student craftsmanship to be showcased

October 10, 2025

Utah tornado brings destruction; Diné leaders point to a deeper message

Utah tornado brings destruction; Diné leaders point to a deeper message

of Diné Hataałii recognizes weather as a warning

September 17, 2025

Students evacuated from Santa Fe Prep in wake of possible bomb threat

Students evacuated from Santa Fe Prep in wake of possible bomb threat

Surrounding campuses and municipals take precautions

September 11, 2025

4Kinship returns for Youth Day at Navajo Nation Fair

4Kinship returns for Youth Day at Navajo Nation Fair

2,000 skateboards and 7,000 pairs of shoes donated to students and families

September 5, 2025

PETA ‘Hell on Wheels’ pig transport truck visits Farmington

PETA ‘Hell on Wheels’ pig transport truck visits Farmington

liberation organization brings demonstration to downtown diners

Deb Haaland begins Lift Up N.M. Tour in Shiprock

Deb Haaland begins Lift Up N.M. Tour in Shiprock

Meeting with gubernatorial candidate touches on health care, crime and tribal rights

Longtime friends team up to build fabrication and forge business in historic Aztec

Longtime friends team up to build fabrication and forge business in historic Aztec

Kennedy and Calvin Hargis open up in former feed store

Update: Oak Ridge Fire is 75% contained; 10,934 acres scorched

Update: Oak Ridge Fire is 75% contained; 10,934 acres scorched

was reported June 28 at 200 acres

Update: Oak Ridge Fire grows to more than 10,712 acres, is 13% contained

Update: Oak Ridge Fire grows to more than 10,712 acres, is 13% contained

Nation President declares a state of emergency and enacts Stage 2 fire restrictions