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Desert River Family Medicine to offer Direct Primary Care, starting in January

In a world where medical decisions are oftentimes dictated by insurance companies, a select few doctors are working to provide their patients with a different care model entirely. Dr. Ryan Rahman and his staff at Desert River Family Medicine, located at 712 Macon Ave., will join the ranks of medical practices that are electing the […]
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Farmington businesses hopeful as tournaments kick off

Diana Costello Created: July 26, 2021 04:21 PM FARMINGTON, N.M. - Businesses are anticipating some much-needed traffic as tournaments kick off at the Connie Mack World Series in Farmington.  Established and upcoming business hope to not strike out this year and continue to get some business. "We’ve definitely seen teams come through, a lot more tourist business people from out of town people traveling with the team, so its been nice," said Patrick Liessmann, owner of th...
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4th of July Electric Light Parade come back bigger, brighter than ever

FARMINGTON – A large crowd started gathering around 7 p.m. downtown along Main Street to celebrate the return of a local Independence Day tradition, the 4th of July Electric Light Parade sponsored by the Farmington Rotary Club. Many chairs were unfolded and sidewalks crowded by 9 p.m. on July 4 as the evening heat slowly receded. The crowd patiently waited for an event canceled at the last minute last year due to the pandemic.  Everything was a “go” this year. Energy levels increased amo...
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Building New Mexico's outdoor economy

Building New Mexicos outdoor economy by Stephen Hamway, The Associated Press Posted May 1, 2021 10:02 am EDT Last Updated May 1, 2021 at 10:14 am EDT ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Ryan and Cody Dudgeon both grew up in northwest New Mexico. Both left for greener pastures in Missoula, Montana. But after working as river guides in Montana and Idaho for 14 years, the married couple came to see the rivers that flowed through their New Mexico homes differently. They moved back to Farmington in 2015 and are p...
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Building New Mexico's outdoor economy | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

Stephen Hamway May 01, 2021 - 7:02 AM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Ryan and Cody Dudgeon both grew up in northwest New Mexico. Both left for greener pastures in Missoula, Montana. But after working as river guides in Montana and Idaho for 14 years, the married couple came to see the rivers that flowed through their New Mexico homes differently. They moved back to Farmington in 2015 and are planning to start leading river-rafting expeditions on the Animas and San Juan rivers i...
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Building New Mexico's outdoor economy - Washington Times

Building New Mexicos outdoor economy Follow Us Question of the Day     By STEPHEN HAMWAY - Associated Press - Saturday, May 1, 2021 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Ryan and Cody Dudgeon both grew up in northwest New Mexico. Both left for greener pastures in Missoula, Montana. But after working as river guides in Montana and Idaho for 14 years, the married couple came to see the rivers that flowed through their New ...
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Fly Over Grand Canyon and the Little Colorado River

Proposed dams near the Little Colorado River would destroy areas sacred to Native peoples and threaten the habitat of the already endangered humpback chub. Fly over the Little Colorado River with EcoFlight as Lyle Balenquah — archaeologist, river and hiking guide, and member of the Hopi Tribe — and William LongReed — citizen of the Navajo Nation Bodaway/Gap Chapter — explain why this is the wrong place to build a dam. Watch the video › Share This
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