Farmington Sunny, 81F

Wednesday May 16, 2012

• Farmington Salvation Army claims arson on fire  
• State agency wanted to prevent taxpayer from attending meetings
• Martinez makes statewide drought declaration
• Criminal charges against assistant district attorney still pending
• TURNER: A mother's grief never ends

• Farmington's Cheyanne Corley to join Piedra Vista's Amanda Chee at Haskell Indian Nations University  
• Piedra Vista coaches Shock and Yllescas resign  
• Brian Shock resigns as Piedra Vista boys basketball head coach
• Aint Eye Kool steps up to plate at SunRay  
• 2012 New Mexico state track champions from Aztec, Bloomfield, Farmington and Aztec

• EDITORIAL: Four Corners Oil and Gas Conference comes at good time
• EDITORIAL: New Mexico Title Co. anger should send message
• EDITORIAL: Movie-making magic is good for business
• EDITORIAL: iPads are great tools for teaching
• EDITORIAL: Aztec Speedway fills nice role locally

• Navajo Prep on lockdown after suspicious package found
• Farmington's Cheyanne Corley to join Piedra Vista's Amanda Chee at Haskell Indian Nations University  
• Farmington Council seeks loan for new, accurate water meters  
• Farmington Salvation Army claims arson on fire  
• Criminal charges against assistant district attorney still pending