Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 25th of October.
Good morning, Farmington.
🎭 Culture
Yolanda Nava is a civil rights pioneer and Emmy-winning news anchor who began her career hosting a TV show and later worked for state culture programs after growing up in Los Angeles with Mexican roots.
Today, she writes books and makes homemade tamales—preserving her Hispanic heritage in New Mexico.
🎓 Education
New Mexico universal child care will start November 1 without disruption from the government shutdown while federal workers face missed paychecks, and families will receive free, high-quality care.
Albuquerque Child Care Operations Director Natalie Aragon said the five-star centers are ready—ensuring service quality remains intact—despite national delays.
🎉 Farmington Events
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Double Feature: Our Town and It's a Wonderful Life
2-5:30 p.m. — Connie Gotsch Theatre — $2 — Enjoy a nostalgic afternoon with classic films including Our Town and It's a Wonderful Life accompanied by free popcorn.
Ernie Tsosie - Live Stand-Up Comedy
7-9 p.m. — Henderson Fine Arts Center — $5.00 - $14.00 — Catch renowned comedian Ernie Tsosie in an evening of laughter at this local venue.
Toast and Twilight Fine Art Auction
6-9 p.m. — 302 E Main St — Ticket purchase required — Celebrate local artistry and support the Tibbetts All Ability Park Foundation.
Renaissance Royale Feaste
6:00-8:30 p.m. — Farmington Elks Lodge #1747 — $50 includes dinner and show — Experience a festive evening filled with the pageantry and cheer of a Renaissance feast.
Farmington 5K Turkey Trot & 2-mile Gobble Wobble
9-11 AM — Orchard Plaza — Registration fee applies — Celebrate Thanksgiving with a fun family race in downtown Farmington.
🏠 Farmington Real Estate
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💼 Farmington Job Board
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📣 Farmington Announcements
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