MORE Farmington News

October 11, 2023
The Supreme Court’s June 29th ruling that race-based affirmative action in admissions is unconstitutional was disappointing for many educators, but not necessarily a surprise. But the rulings don’t impact how local institutions such as Fort Lewis College operate. Additionally, the rulings don’t impact how schools conduct outreach or recruit. By Connor Shreve. This story is sponsored by Serious Texas BBQ and Sky Ute Casino

Local Colleges Largely Unaffected by Supreme Court Ruling

September 6, 2023
The ARNIA Foundation is offering grants of up to $2,500 for local educators through the enrichED Classroom Grant Program. Chili in Octoberfest returns again this year - there are still vendor spots available to kick off October. And close out the summer with Sunday evenings at Wines of the San Juan. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by SunRay Park and Casino and Boon’s Family Thai BBQ

Grants for Teachers Available

September 6, 2023
The City of Farmington invites you to join the National Day of Service next weekend, with a variety of volunteer opportunities for everyone. Dining with the Dead by the Rio Del Sol Kiwanis Club is back for the 10th year, and the Aztec Highland Games celebrates the first weekend of October. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by Traeger’s Bar and Pop’s Truck & RV Center

Fall Events Abound

August 29, 2023
Lots of bunnies battled it out for best of show at the San Juan County Fair this year. Area youth and adults cuddled and coddled their show breeds during the recent open rabbit show. Due to a deadly rabbit virus, the rabbit barn has gone from holding 300 does and bucks five years ago to 108 this summer. It’s by extreme hygienic measures that fair officials have opened the rabbit show at all in the last few years. By Donna K. Hewett. This story is sponsored by Distill Beer Wine and Spirits and Home2 Suites

No Bad Bunnies at San Juan County Fair Rabbit Show

September 6, 2023
Documentarian Christi Bode is used to filming the aftermath of a wildfire - but when the Plumtaw Fire broke out within eyesight of her home, there was a new story to tell. In the American Southwest, so often stories of wildfires end in tales of destruction and loss, though that was not the case with the Plumtaw Fire. Bode, with her film company Moxicran Media, collaborated with several other local organizations to highlight the success of fire mitigation and education efforts, resulting in the short documentary film: “Plumtaw” A Future with Fire”. By Hannah Robertson. This story is sponsored by Kroegers Ace Hardware and Serious Texas BBQ

A Wildfire Success Story: Plumtaw Fire