The true tragedy of war hit San Juan County hard last week when the U.S. Department of Defense announced Staff Sgt.   Full Story

A recent tragedy involving a former city leader was just one more example of how important it is to pay attention on the road.   Full Story

Chicago-based developer Mark Iuppenlatz made a big splash in the local real estate market in late April with the announcement of a major land purchase.   Full Story

The last thing anyone wants to deal with after losing a loved one is avoidable frustration. Following her husband's sudden death, Bloomfield resident Linda Medlock experienced something earlier this year that should not have happened.   Full Story

Mothers across the country will be honored today as our nation celebrates Mother's Day. Mother's Day became an official holiday in 1914, when President Woodrow Wilson declared it as a day for Americans to show the flag in honor of those mothers whose sons had died in war.   Full Story

Many food shelves in Farmington are empty and it's up to the entire community to do something about it.   Full Story

Thousands of people have converged on McGee Park this week, enjoying a trade show, guest speakers and technical programs, all part of the Four Corners Oil and Gas Conference.   Full Story

San Juan County was hit hard by a tragedy last week. A 1-year-old boy drifted outside an enclosed play area and was pulled from a pool in the backyard of a home in Farmington.   Full Story

It was more real than a documentary on television. It was a tale of hatred, discrimination and survival.   Full Story

It's the law, and following it just might save a life or serious injury. The problem is far too many San Juan County children under 18 aren't following this new requirement that started last July.   Full Story

San Juan County CEO Keith Johns said last week he looks forward to getting embattled jail director Tom Havel back to work later this month.   Full Story

He never seeks the limelight, but always makes sure the efforts of others are recognized. His quiet leadership and vision for the community has improved the quality of life for the citizens of Farmington — and his ability to get things done is respected throughout San Juan County. The announcement of Farmington City Manager Bob Hudson's impending retirement, while deserved, will create a void in city government that will be difficult to fill.   Full Story

Farmington City Manager Bob Hudson's recent retirement announcement, set to be effective April 1, means it is time for the City Council and mayor to review the job description for that post. It also means the search is on for the next person to fill the role.   Full Story

Troubling times. There's no other way to describe it when a city government chooses not to release information that is, in our view, about as "public" as it gets. The Daily Times formally requested all applications for the soon-to-be-vacant Farmington city manager's position March 1. We believe, as a watchdog of publicly funded entities, we have full rights to vital information under New Mexico's Inspection of Public Records Act.   Full Story