Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Farmington.
Mayor Duckett visited San Juan College today on The Mayor's Table to explain how skilled trades programs such as welding + diesel technology and fire science prepare local students for important careers.
He spoke with Troy Brown, dean of the School of Trades and Technology, about the growing need for hands-on training in Farmington.
Doctors at UNM and the CDC warn that the flu can cause serious illness and urge everyone six months and older to get the vaccine before October — giving about two weeks for immunity to develop before flu cases rise in December, and advising those with severe symptoms or underlying conditions to seek medical help promptly.
The New Mexico Department of Health reported 512 suicides in 2024, a 9% rise from 2023, with white residents having the highest rates and young people aged 10—34 at higher risk.
Mental Health America CEO Andrew O'Grady said the 27% jump among Hispanics and the overall increase show a need for better mental health care.
Stevie Stone Live Performance
7:30-11:30 p.m. — Dino's Hideaway & Lounge — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying show as Stevie Stone showcases his new music from Ahdasee Records.
Craft Night: Halloween Wreath Making
Evening — Beckland Hills Park — All materials provided — Enjoy a fun night crafting a cute Halloween wreath with friends and coworkers.
Four Corners Antique Power Association Red Barn Show
October 10-11 — Animas Park — Free entry — Explore vintage tractors and enjoy a charming showcase of antique agricultural power.
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