On Aug. 26, 1791, John Fitch and James Rumsey were each granted a federal patent for the steamboat. The men were rivals who devised different systems for, and battled over claims to, the invention.
On Aug. 27, 1976, the U.S. Tennis Association barred transgender athlete Renée Richards (born Richard Raskind) from competing...
Pets of the Week: Meet Rosie and Techado!
Meet Rosie and Techado! They have both been residents at the Gallup Humane Society since early July.Rosie is a white pitbull mix. She is the sweetest, most gentle, playful girl. She was brought to the humane society by Animal Control because she was hanging around in someone’s yard. She’s very good on a leash and loves her toys and outside pool. She would make a great addition to someone’s growing family.
Techado was found wandering around the Mossman area of Gallup. He is very much still a puppy because of the energy he has. He is also very good a leash and loves his walks. He would need a lot of space to run around and use his energy because he has so much of it. He would...
Six UNM-Gallup students achieve top 15 at SkillsUSA Championship
Two-time New Mexico pin designer represents Navajo culture at national conferenceSix students from The University of New Mexico-Gallup, including the state pin design winner, represented the Land of Enchantment at the 2024 SkillsUSA Championship in June.
UNM-Gallup students Kayliegh Begay, Sonny Gene, Kitana James, Mason Joe, Layla Perry and Carlos Silva competed in the championship during the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta from June 23-27. All six students placed in the top 13 of their respective categories.
“I think the students surprised themselves,” UNM-Gallup SkillsUSA Chapter advisor Ann Jarvis said. “Many of the students...
Ceremonial queen crowned
Natiana King is crowned Ceremonial Queen at Red Rock Park on Aug 9. Photo Credit: Kim Helfenbein
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