Farmington Museum at Gateway Park invites you to come sleuth it out this summer with the Sherlock Holmes Exhibit, opening June 28th. Don’t forget to stop by for the Summer Terrace Concert Series every Saturday for free music and family-friendly fun. The Heather McGaughey Four Corners Theatre Academy’s summer classes start July 1st - there’s something for everyone! And the San Juan College Center for Workforce Development has released its July-December 2024 calendar with new course offerings. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by Ace Hardware of Farmington and Distill Beer Wine Spirits.

The Ute Mountain Roundup Rodeo celebrated its 94th year with flair and excitement. From honoring First Responders and Military personnel to showcasing the thrill of rodeo competition, this event brought together the community for a weekend of entertainment and camaraderie. With over $80,000 in payouts and strong community support, this year's rodeo proved to be one of the most memorable yet. By Sadie Smith. This story is sponsored by Big O Tires and Hospice of Montezuma

Harvest Food Hub and Kitchen has opened sign-ups for its Farm Box subscription, with the first pick-up on June 27th. The Aztec Speedway's 72nd season is underway, with many events scheduled through October. San Juan Regional Medical Center is offering three new classes to help siblings prepare for the arrival of a new baby, covering topics for parents and children of various ages. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by Three Rivers Brewery and Northern Edge Casino.

Summertime is often synonymous with visits to lakes, waterparks, rivers, and pool. The City of Farmington and San Juan County boasts a number of water recreation opportunities, so make sure to brush up on water safety before heading out. From making sure there’s extra water and sunscreen to wearing proper footwear and checking on the weather, keep the fun going all summer long by staying safe. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by The Big Idea Makerspace at San Juan College and Durango Motor Company.

The long-awaited City of Aztec East Arterial Project has finally been put to bid. The project will help reduce the amount of heavy, industrial traffic going through Aztec Main Street. Four alternative routes have been presented for a non-motorized path between Farmington and Aztec. And the new rabbit and poultry building at McGee Park is on track to be competed by this year’s San Juan County Fair. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by SunRay Park and Casino and Boon’s Family Thai BBQ.