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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 14

Piedra Vista hosts Goddard Saturday as flood cleanup continues

Plus, Team Rubicon expects to stay two more weeks to clear flood-damaged homes.

The Daily Farmington team7 sources2 min read

News Notes

Football

If you're headed to the game, the No. 7 seed Goddard Rockets travel to Farmington to face the No. 2 seed Piedra Vista Panthers in the NMAA 5A quarterfinal on Saturday. Goddard beat No. 10 seed Highland 35-22 in the first round. nm.news

Goddard comes to Farmington after a 35-⁠22 first-round win

  • Highland22
    Goddard35
    FinalFirst round at the Wool Bowl: No. 7 seed Goddard beat No. 10 seed Highland.
  • Goddard
    Piedra Vista
    Sat., Nov. 145A quarterfinal: No. 7 seed Goddard visits No. 2 seed Piedra Vista.

Source: nm.news

Flood cleanup

volunteers have spent weeks clearing flood-damaged homes in San Juan County, including houses with one to two feet of mud. They're working out of a base at . KOB 4

Counseling

The San Juan County Sheriff's Office shared that there were more than 90 calls for help with suicidal ideations and suicide investigations the week of flooding. If the floods hit you, several local mental health agencies now offer free counseling. Tri City Record

EDGE Awards

Four Corners Economic Development honored eight businesses at its annual banquet Thursday and selected three for the top Business of the Year award. Basin Health Companies, Ram Studios Signs and San Juan College were recognized. Tri City Record

Business Women

The Farmington Chamber of Commerce named Connie Maestas and Jeanette Jaquez, owners of Desert Sun Tanning and Red Light, Business Women of the Year on Nov. 5. Their calendar is now filled with providing full Thanksgiving dinners to families in need. Tri City Record

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Flood Recovery

“We have been here for two weeks. As of tomorrow, we anticipate being here another two weeks.”

Debbie Littrell, Team Rubicon incident commander

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  1. Fri., Nov. 13San Juan County puts flood damage near $8 million
  2. Thurs., Nov. 12Navajo Code Talkers Museum breaks ground Dec. 1 in Farmington
  3. Wed., Nov. 11Well water test kits go out to flood-hit San Juan County residents
  4. Tues., Nov. 10ASPCA is caring for 50-plus dogs at McGee Park after the flooding
  5. Mon., Nov. 9Kirtland Central wins its playoff opener, Navajo Prep takes the 3A title
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Daily Farmingtonto me · Sat., Nov. 146:00 a.m.

Piedra Vista hosts Goddard Saturday as flood cleanup continues

Plus, Team Rubicon expects to stay two more weeks to clear flood-damaged homes.

The TLDR

  1. Piedra Vista hosts Goddard in the 5A quarterfinal Saturday
  2. Team Rubicon crews are still clearing flood-damaged homes
  3. Free counseling is open to people hit by the floods
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  1. KOAT16 hours ago

    Weather picks back up today, with rain and snow chances moving in.

    An active weather day brings rain and snow to north and central New Mexico and southwestern Colorado.

  2. KOB 4Yesterday

    Volunteers from Team Rubicon step in to help San Juan County clean up

    Team Rubicon volunteers have spent weeks clearing flood-damaged homes in San Juan County, including houses with one to two feet of mud.

  3. Tri City RecordYesterday

    Local airports halt flights amid nationwide FAA ground stop

    Communication disruptions prompt flight suspensions

  4. Tri City RecordYesterday

    Farmington residents push back against potential data center

    Citizens question NDAs, water usage and city transparency as mayor maintains no formal project has been proposed

  5. Tri City RecordYesterday

    Four Corners Economic Development passes out EDGE Awards

    Basin Health Companies, Ram Studios Signs, San Juan College recognized

  6. nm.newsYesterday

    Roswell’s Goddard Rockets take on Piedra Vista in 5A playoff quarterfinal

    Josh Franklin, The Roswell Daily Record—The Goddard Rockets will take on Piedra Vista in the NMAA 5A football playoff quarterfinal on Saturday. The No. 7 seed Rockets beat No. 10 seed Highland 35-22 in the first round last Saturday at the Wool Bowl, but now travel to Farmington to face the No. 2 seed Panthers,