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Transportation Construction Career Readiness Program: From the classroom to the construction field

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A unique program has come to the UNM-Gallup branch that offers more than just classroom instruction for a career in construction.

The Transportation Construction Career Readiness Program, which began June 5, is a hands-on class that introduces students to the construction trade. And a core group of students have donned...

‘Run For The Wall’ T-Shirt Fundraiser

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Veterans Helping Veterans is holding a fundraiser to help raise money to raise a giant flagpole, and a very large American flag, at the home of the future national veterans’ cemetery in Gallup. To purchase or make a donation, contact Dave Cuellar of Veterans Helping Veterans: (505) 879-3333

Bob Dylan’s ‘Hometown’ Hopes singer to play local fest

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prize winner and legendary folk singer Bob Dylan has famously claimed that he grew up in Gallup, NM. Now, Gallup, a small desert town in northwestern New Mexico, is hoping to bring the musician back to his roots with a brand-new music festival.

“Doin’ Dylan: Gallup’s Bob Dylan Tribute Concert” will feature regional folk artists and bands for the first of an annual music festival. The lineup includes McManus & Juda, the Cliff Dwellers, and Joe West & Friends: The Dylan Project. But the pie-in-the-sky, ultimate hope of Gallup is for their long-lost native son to make an appearance.

GallupARTS, a nonprofit arts council and sponsor of the event, has reached out to Dylan. In a...

Cibola Arts Council sponsors golden hour ‘photo safari’

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Everybody welcome to shoot the ‘Mother Road’

GRANTS –  Amateur and professional photographers will have a chance to “safari” down the Grants and Milan stretch of Highway 66 June 10 during the early morning “golden hour.” The “golden hour” for photographers is that time when the light adds mood and texture to photographs, early morning or late afternoon. Shooting in the field is from 6 am to 9 am or so.

The event begins and ends the Cibola Arts Council’s Double 66 Gallery in Grants and is open to everyone.

“I’ll have cinnamon rolls and coffee at 6 am,” Executive Director Robert Gallegos said, adding that there will be refreshment for the return to the...

Wingate’s Keziah Pine to attend Haskell Indian Nations University in Kansas

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Former Gallup security guard, theatre worker now a ‘Fighting Indian’

After experiencing a year in the work world to contemplate life and “to just think about what I wanted to do,” Wingate High School graduate Keziah Pine is now poised to attend college come fall of 2017.

Pine, a former student council president at Wingate and standout volleyball player for the Lady Bears, signed a letter-of intent-June 5 to attend Haskell University in Lawrence, Kan. Pine, 19, signed the letter in the presence of her parents, Donald and Mary Pine, Wingate volleyball coach Karen Malone and Wingate assistant volleyball coach Melody West. The signing took place at Wingate High School.

“I’m...

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