“The Office of the President and Vice President  is deeply saddened by news of a Northern Arizona University student killed in a shooting incident that took place on NAU campus Oct. 9.

All life is sacred and the loss of any life is tragic. Both Vice President Jonathan Nez and I are offering prayers for all those involved and affected by this terrible tragedy,” said President Russell Begaye.

“We want to thank the NAU Police Department and Flagstaff Police Department for responding in a rapid manner. We also want to encourage any students or faculty who have suffered trauma because of the shooting to seek counseling services as they see fit,” said Vice President Nez. “In this...

Washie

(8295) Washie is beautiful female calico cat

We are currently running a $20 adoption special on adult cats through the end of October.

October is adopt a shelter animal month. Please consider adopting one of our beautiful dogs and cats!

Logo signals brand evolution

Greater Gallup Economic Development Corporation, the nonprofit economic development organization undertaking business recruitment and attraction efforts on behalf of the City of Gallup and McKinley County, today unveiled a new logo that seeks to emphasize the organization’s commitment to advance the economy of the Gallup-McKinley County area.

“As GGEDC continues to expand Gallup-McKinley County’s national economic development footprint and with the successful launch of our website, we felt the timing was right to update our brand to better highlight the organization’s mission to create economic-base jobs and to reflect our commitment to growing...

SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) announced Oct. 5 that it will be issuing licenses to 12 applicants who applied to become licensed non-profit producers (LNPPs) in the state’s Medical Cannabis Program. Licensure is contingent upon the applicants’ acceptance and demonstration of regulatory compliance. This will bring the total number of LNPPs to 35.

Secretary of Health Retta Ward reviewed the 17 highest scoring applications, which represent the top 20 percent of total applications submitted. A four-member Scoring Committee of DOH employees recommended to Secretary Ward that she review the17 highest scoring applications, and that she make her selection from that...