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Farmington, NM local news created by locals for locals. We share stories that celebrate our community!
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Welcome to Christ the Rock Lutheran Church in Farmington. Our goal is to share the incredible news about Jesus with all people of the Four Corners. Join us! Sunday Mornings: 10:30 a.m. Education Hour for All Ages: 9:15-10:15 a.m. Wednesday Evening Bible Growth Group: 6:30-7:30 p.m. [LNN Branded Content]
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Jaynes Corp. marked 50 years in the Four Corners, celebrating the 1976 opening of its Farmington office with subcontractors, community partners and the local institutions it helped build. The employee-owned commercial contracting business builds schools, offices and retail space. "If you step foot anywhere in this community, there's probably a 50% chance you're stepping on some Jaynes concrete," said Jeremiah Hayes, vice president of Jaynes Corp.'s Four Corners division. By Tanner Waite Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by FASTSIGNS Farmington , Legacy Financial Advisors and Rocky Mountain Safety . And presented by Four Corners Economic Development , the Farmington Chamber of Commerce and the Aztec Chamber of Commerce .
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The Four Corners Balloon Rally runs Friday through Sunday, Sept. 25-27, with morning ascensions and evening glows at San Juan College and the Farmington Civic Center. Farmington High's volleyball team hosts Miyamura Tuesday night. Piedra Vista's homecoming football game against Santa Fe is Friday, Sept. 25. And the Downtown Makers Market closes out its season Thursday, Sept. 24, at Orchard Park. By Tanner Waite Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by CrossFit EMBR and Mercy Sports Medicine .
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Off-road enthusiasts from across the country filled Farmington for 4 Corners 4x4 Week, a September run of events built around trail rides, a vendor show and a national rock crawling championship. Drivers tackled everything from beginner routes to some of the toughest obstacles in the region at Chokecherry Canyon, while the Four Corners Vendor Show drew Jeep and truck owners, side-by-side drivers and overlanders to the Farmington Civic Center. The week closed with the W.E.Rock Grand Nationals , where drivers and spotters raced the clock to clear gates for a shot at a national title. By Tanner Waite Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by Fly High Adventure Park and Quill & Quest Bookstore .
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Four Corners 4x4 Week runs through Sunday, Sept. 13 with competitions, vendors and raffles. The Farmington High School football team faces Cleveland High at Hutchison Stadium on Friday, Sept. 11, at 7 p.m. in what could be their toughest 6A matchup this season. Aztec's Unison Festival brings five days of live music, yoga and wellness events to Tico Time River Resort along the Animas River starting Thursday, Sept. 10. By Tanner Waite Watch this story at LNN.news This story is sponsored by Dickey's Barbecue Pit and Fitness World .
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