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The events are part of the national day to recognize, honor and remember the service of men and women of the Vietnam era.

The Hydrogen Hub Development Act is a major priority of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham

The U.S. Mint selected the late Cherokee Nation tribal leader Wilma Mankiller to appear on the third coin in the American Women Quarters Program.

A series of holiday-related events highlights this weeks list of entertainment offerings in San Juan County.

The Navajo Nation Fire Department was still on scene the morning of Dec. 7 to extinguish hotspots and mop-up.

Complaint speaks of a longtime pattern of systemic racism that impacts Indigenous students and families, too

The return of the AstroFriday series and a Chaco Conservancy virtual lecture highlight this weeks entertainment offerings in the Farmington area.

GALLUP — The delegate from Shiprock Chapter is sponsoring a bill to support securing federal dollars to demolish several dilapidated buildings owned by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Shiprock. The legislation requests Congress, the U.S. Department of the Interior and the BIA to direct and fund the agency to remove more than 40 structures and clean up the location near the intersection of U.S. highways 64 and 491. The property is known as the "Shiprock Administrative Reserve" and consists o...

The Connie Mack World Series continues at Ricketts Park, 1101 N. Fairgrounds Road in Farmington, from Thursday, July 29 through Saturday, July 31. Tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for students. Call 505-599-1184 or 505-599-1197. The Makers Market, featuring local vendors selling fresh produce, artwork, clothing, food and more, will be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 29 in Orchard Park at the corner of Main Street and Orchard Avenue in downtown Farmington. Call 505-320-0615. Barryn Va...

Diana Costello Created: July 13, 2021 05:49 PM WINDOW ROCK, AZ-The Navajo Nation held job fairs to help fill positions as the second phase of the Cares Act has been approved. The Office of the Controller will reopen the Cares Act Hardship applications on Aug. 1 for those Navajo Nation members, who did not apply for relief funds last year. "We will be hiring local people to help us implement the phase 2 hardship assistance, we already scheduled job fairs," said Navajo Nation...