Cuentos Hahne and Tales

Flo Trujillo from the Farmington Public Library reads The Big Orange Splot by Daniel Pinkwater, A Day's Work by Eve Bunting, and Alexander and the Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Miguel Arteta.

Focus on Farmington Coffee at KSJE

4 Corners Economic Development

The latest on PNM, San Juan Mine, a local railroad, outdoor recreation and more!

A Review Too Far - Ant-Man and The Wasp

This week our cinema geeks review the coming of age drama, Ladybird, a documentary about the pro-am porn industry, Hot Girls Wanted, and finish with out in theatres now, Ant-Man & the Wasp.

San Juan Regional Rehabilitation Hospital

Melanie Rotert, Medical Liason with the San Juan Regional Rehabilitation Hospital, discusses services available, the importance of rehabilitation, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy to help patience regain their independance.

Dr. Mike Hattabaugh: Blame is Lame

Communications Professor D. Mike Hattabaugh explains why "blame is lame" and not a good sign of leadership to blame others.

Write On Four Corners - Alexandra Diaz

This week host Traci Hales Vass speaks with Alexdra Diaz about her book, The Only Road. Alexadra’s book is a story of a couple of young kids from Guatemala who attempt to immigrate to America on their own. She discusses the writing of it, as well as the many prizes it has won.

Farmington Chamber of Commerce

Audra Winters, President and CEO of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce, discusses upcoming chamber events, new businesses and more!

San Juan County Growth Management Plan

San Juan County Operations Manager Mike Stark and Public Relations Manager Susan Hakanson discuss efforts to get public input for a new Growth Management Plan.  The county is asking residents to complete a survey about future growth/needs/wishlists.  Find the survey here.   

NM Department of Health: Air Quality

Heidi Krapfl, Environmental Health Epidemiology Bureau Chief for the New Mexico Department of Health, discusses air quality in NW New Mexico, how state agencies access the quality of the air, and what goes in to issuing warnings and advisories.
(photo courtesy: airnow.gov)