Ninja Obstacle Course

Details about the Ninja Obstacle Course being set up at Ojo Amarillo Elementary School from 9am-2pm on Saturday, January 13, 2018.  The event will feature "Navajo Ninja" Brandon Todacheenie. 

A Review Too Far - The Best (and Worst) of 2017

This week our cinema geeks look back on all of the films they saw in theaters last year and pick their individual worst three and best three films of the year.

Economic Development in 2018

Four Corners Economic Development Director (4CED) Warren Unsicker discusses the Ecoomic Development outlook for 2018 in San Juan County and the greater Four Corners' region.

SJRMC Heart Month Events

San Juan Regional Medical center will host its 10th Annual Affair of the Heart and Goosebump Run/Walk on Saturday, February 17, 2018.  Hear about all the events planned as well as warning signs, treatment and prevention techniques that can be done to keep your heart healthy!

The Cop Shop - 011018 - Ransomware, "SWATTING", and recent police shootings.

This week Georgette Allen and Chief Hebbe cover a variety of subjects of both local and national interest in the realm of crime, public servants, and even some playoff action.

Farmington Chamber of Commerce: Audra Winters

Farmington CHamber of Commerce President and CEO Audra Winters discusses the upcoming Live Well Farmington Health Fair, annual Chamber banquet, the upcoming NM State Legislative session and more.

Candidacy Announcement: Pat Manchester

Pat Manchester announces he will be a candidate for the Farmington City Council seat in District 4.  Manchester is the second person to announce his candidacy in District 4.  He will face Janis Jakino in the March elections.
Others could still decide to run, the official filing date for municipal elections is Tuesday, January 9, 2018.

Monday Reboot: Kernel Memory Hack?

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses the news that kernel memory on millions upon millions of computer chips can be hacked.  What does that mean for users of technology?  Find out here.

FPD Chief Steven Hebbe re: Frankie Anchondo Shooting

Farmington Police Chief Steven Hebbe discusses the recently released report from the New Mexico State Police on the shooting of Frankie Anchondo by one of his officers.
The chief also revealed that his department will be releasing video footage taken from the officer's police cruiser during the incident.
He also discussed use of force policies and training at the Farmington Police Department

San Juan Safe Communities Initiative

Greg Allen, Director of the San Juan Safe Communities Initiative, discusses the way local governments use his services to communicate to their constituents.  He also discusses the application process for current High School Juniors who want to become part of the uMattr program.