Save-A-Buck Thursday

Darrin Church, Citizens Trust & Investment Company, discusses this week's stock market news and other economic indicators, including:Initial Jobless Claims at lowest levels since 1973The US Federal Reserve Oct. meetingOil Prices remain

Urologist Dr. Chris Taylor

Urologist Dr. Chris Taylor discusses common health problems and treatments.  Conditions such as:Kidney StonesProstate CancerBladder CancerKidney CancerVasectomiesErectile Dysfunction

Adopt-A-Pet

The Farmington Regional Animal Shelter is still offering discounted adoption fees on dogs and puppies during October: Adopt a Shelter Dog Month.  This week hear about:FlurryLemonCiaraPenelope

Nick Michael and NANOWRIMO

Nick Michael of the San Juan College Geeks & Gamers Club discusses National Novel Writing Month, which takes places in November, on Write On! Four Corners.

P.E.O. Silent Auction

P.E.O. member Marjorie Black talks about the annual silent auction at Three Rivers Art Gallery.

Farmington Chamber of Commerce

Audra Winters, President and CEO of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce, discusses upcoming events:Oct. 13 11:30am Lunch and Learn Cloud 101Oct. 28 7:45am Selling to Big BusinessOct. 28 5pm Business After HoursNov. 12 8am & 2pm Turning Service into SalesDec. 3 5:45pm Farmington Christmas Parade

Coming Out Day Special

In honor of National Coming Out Day, which was October 11th, KSJE partnered with Identity, Inc. to record several personal stories of how and when individuals came out to their families, friends, and communities. Each storyteller gave us a unique perspective on the evolving process of the necessity and consequences, both positive and negative, of being open about their sexuality and gender preferences. This special presents five such stories which were recorded at Identity, Inc. in downtown Farmington, NM on August 29th, 2015, in anticipation of Coming Out Day.

Cuentos, Hahne, and Tales - "I Want My Light" and other stories.

Reader Melanie Leeson tells several tales, including: I Want My Light by Tony Ross, Now I'm Big by Karen Katz, I Will Chomp You by Jory John, Superhero School by Aaron Reynolds, Time For Bed, Fred by Yasmeen Ismail, and Everyone Can Learn To Ride A Bicycle by Chris Raschka.

Monday Reboot: ip address shortages

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses what the shortage of IP addresses means for ISP's and why Internet users may not notice the problem for quite some time.  Why are some reluctant to move to the new IPv6 format?  

Four Corners Storytelling Festival: Len Cabral

Storyteller Len Cabral and Farmington Public Library Program Coordinator Jenny Lee Ryan discuss the Four Corners Storytelling Festival, Oct. 9-10 at Berg Park and the Totah Theater.  The free event features five unique storytellers at Berg Park beginning at 9:30am each day.Friday Evening:5:30pm Bedtime stories, Totah Theater6:30pm Ghost stories, Totah TheaterSaturday Evening:6:30pm Grand Finale, Totah Theater