Farmington Local News
Farmington, NM local news created by locals for locals. We share stories that celebrate our community!
Episodes
17 episodes
New Health Order To Increase Accessibility to Covid-19 Vaccines
The New Mexico Health Department issued a new health order to increase accessibility to the covid-19 vaccine. The longest-running mountain bike race returns to Farmington for its 44th year. And celebrate ...
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Four Corners Balloon Rally Lifts Off September 26
Hot air balloons will take to the sky at the Four Corners Balloon Rally in Farmington. San Juan Regional Medical Center
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Rock Crawlers Conquer Chokecherry Canyon
During the 2025 W.E. Rock Grand Nationals on Sept.5-7 in Chokecherry Canyon at Brown Springs, competitors from across the country tackled rocky ledges, massive drops, and boulder-strewn ascent courses...
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5k Memorial Walk and Festival at Locke Street Eats
Locke Street Eats will host a 5k memorial walk to honor the original owner of Locke Street Eats followed by food and music at Chili & Blues Fest. Beetlejuice Jr. opens Thursday, Septem...
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Family, Friends and Fry Bread
The Farmington Museum came alive on August 23 with the 2nd Annual San Juan College Native American Cente...
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National Day of Service Invites the Community to Give Back
Participate in National Day of Service and volunteer for a local service project. Artists, performers, and musicians will be at the Aztec Ruins Nation...
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Support Cancer Care Services
The Four Corners Film Festival brings directors and filmmakers to Farmington Friday and Saturday, September 12th and 13th. The San Juan Medical F...
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Classic Cars and Local Wine Take Center Stage in San Juan Valley
Wines of the San Juan hosted its 12th annual Wine and Shine Classic Car Show where crowds gathered for an afternoon of vintage cars and local wines. By Sadie Smith.Watch this story at
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Events for Ink Lovers and All-Terrain Adventurers
The 36th Annual Totah Festival and Indian Market returns to Farmington. The Four Corners’ first tattoo convention comes to Ignacio this August. And Four Corners...
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Colorado Bill Waives Park Entrance Fee for Tribal Members
A new Colorado bill honors the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s connection to ancestral land. The
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Fairs, a Carnival, and Navajo Performances Come to Farmington
The Farmington Public Library Book Sale returns with deals for book lovers. Find out when! The San Juan County Fair and Carnival brings music, vendors,...
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Neglected Horses Find Sanctuary at Four Corners Equine Rescue
Terry Corburn of Four Corners Equine Sanctuary has sheltered, rehabilitated, and found forever homes for horses for more than two decades. Compassionate trainers like Katie Johanson and com...
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Batter up for the Connie Mack World Series Championship!
The Connie Mack World Series championship is back at Ricketts Park for its 60th year. Support indigenous artists and shop handmade goods at a local arts and crafts fair. And Aztec’s Music at the Museum series con...
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Music in the Mountains Crescendos Toward Aug. 3 Finale
The baton has dropped. The overture nears its end, but you still have time to catch the musical magic that is the 39th annual Music in the Mountains Festival through Aug. 3. By Deborah Uroda.
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550 Brewing Reopens After Closure
Micah Fiske has reopened 550 Brewing in Aztec after eight months of renovations. The brewery originally opened in 2013 but closed ten years later when Fiske’s father, Mike Paschall fell ill. Now, 550 Brewi...
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