Good morning, Farmington.

TechUp! New Mexico, a state-funded program, delivered 170 laptops and nearly 1,600 digital training sessions to urban + rural families in 33 communities over the past six months, helping many use their first computers.

The initiative was funded by $300K from the New Mexico Office of Broadband Access and Expansion.

The NM Department of Wildlife is urging boaters to inspect, clean, and dry their watercraft and trailers on the Fourth of July weekend (inspection stations will be set up) to prevent species spread.

They will also remind OHV riders to ride safely to protect local waters and trails.

The New Mexico Department of Wildlife reported a rise in bear sightings at urban areas and campgrounds this summer and urged residents to secure trash, recycling and food sources — following safety measures to avoid conflicts if bears are spotted.

Fires are burning faster than normal under dry, windy conditions, driving above-average wildfire activity across the state.

Albuquerque-based 10 Tanker reported that its four aircraft have flown 38 missions to support crews fighting 24 active fires statewide and warned that a weak monsoon pattern may lead to harsher conditions.

San Juan County Gem & Mineral Society Show

10 a.m.-6 p.m. — San Juan County McGee Park — Free entry — Discover stunning gems and minerals with demonstrations and chances to win prizes.

Southwest Field Sectionals & National Series 2026

7 a.m. - 8 a.m. — Glade Run Recreation Area — Entry fee required — Compete in thrilling new archery formats with concurrent state tournament action.