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farmington chamber of commerce www.gofarmington.com6

Map and Mileage Chart ..........................................................................................................8

letter froM Mayor........................................................................................................................10

letter froM ChairMan .................................................................................................................11

letter froM president.............................................................................................................12

letter froM CVB..............................................................................................................................13

KoKopelli CaVe.........................................................................................................................................14

sandstone produCtions...........................................................................................................16

azteC ruins national MonuMent...........................................................................18

Wines of the san Juan...........................................................................................................20

fishing....................................................................................................................................................................22

salMon ruins .............................................................................................................................................26

Calendar of eVents ...................................................................................................................28

past president.......................................................................................................................................34

ChaMBer of CoMMerCe CoMMittees................................................................35

eMployMent inforMation......................................................................................................36

hotels and Motels......................................................................................................................38

helpful phone nuMBers ......................................................................................................40

sMall Business deVelopMent Center..........................................................41

area ChurChes......................................................................................................................................42

housing and taxes .........................................................................................................................44

MediCal serViCes ..............................................................................................................................46

fast faCts......................................................................................................................................................48

sChool direCtory............................................................................................................................49

reCreation and CluBs..................................................................................................................51

san Juan County fair...............................................................................................................52

farMington Boys and girls CluB.........................................................................55

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CLETE BERENS Four Corners Community Bank • MARK BIEL R.A. Biel Plumbing & Heating

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NATHAN DUCKETT Duckett Family Insurance/Farmers Insurance

JOHN ELCHERT Farmington Daily Times • GINGER PALMER Washington Federal

ADAM KINNEY Wells Fargo Bank • CARMEN MARTINEZ Small Business Development Center

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CATHERINE ZAHARKO San Juan Regional Medical Center

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

BOARD

TONY ATKINSON former San Juan County Commissioner

ALLISON DAVIS Chandler & Co.

SCOTT ECKSTEIN Mayor of Bloomfield & San Juan County Commissioner

JACK FORTNER San Juan County Commission

DR. JAMES HENDERSON Four Corners Economic Development

KEITH JOHNS San Juan County Commissioner

ROB MAYES Farmington City Manager

MARGARET MCDANIEL San Juan County Commissioner

DR. TONI PENDERGRASS President, San Juan College

JULIE RASOR Four Corners Economic Development

TOMMY ROBERTS Farmington Mayor

JANEL RYAN Superintendent, Farmington Municipal Schools

TONYA STINSON Convention & Visitors Bureau

GLOJEAN TODACHEENE San Juan County Commissioner

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

MARY ROGERS Carpet One Plus

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

COREY FREEMAN Sun Glass

CHAIRMAN ELECT

DAVID BUSCH Citizens Bank

HEATHER FORNTER AVI

DR. CARLETTA THOMPSONSan Juan Regional Rehabilitation Hospital

farmington chamber of commercewww.gofarmington.com 7

Bisti De Na Zin Wilderness37 miles

Salmon Ruins 10 milesAztec Ruins 14 miles

Navajo Lake 45 miles

Angel Peak 29 miles

Santa Fe 199 milesChaco Canyon 91 miles


Farmington is the gateway to the Four Corners. Our city is the primary regional trade center within a 160 miles radius and is the hub for visiting most major tourist destinations in the area.

Canyon De Chelly150 miles

MonumentValley148 miles

Tucson563 miles

Denver427 miles

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Telluride 167 milesSilverton 99 miles

Albuquerque 182 miles

GrandCanyon290 miles

Phoenix446 miles

Durango 48 milesMesaVerde 69 miles

Cortez 68 miles

Four Corners Monument59 miles

FA r m i n g t o n

All roads lead to Farmington

Mayor’s Welcome


As Mayor it is my pleasure to welcome you to Farmington

and the Four Corners area. Relocating can be a difficult and

stressful time, but hopefully, we can help make it an enjoyable

process. We are so proud of Farmington and all that we have

to share with our guests.

If you are a first-time visitor, let me highlight some of the

attractions in our city and the Four Corners region. you can

find out more about these at our Chamber of Commerce

located in our beautiful downtown area at 100 West Broad-

way. Some favorites are the Anasazi ruins of Chaco Canyon,

the Aztec or Salmon Ruins, Navajo Lake State Park, the

riverine trails along Animas River, Gateway Museum and the

Farmington Public Library. Also available for you enjoyment

is our nationally acclaimed Piñon Hills Golf Course and the

Outdoor Summer Dinner/Theater at the Lions Wilderness Park Amphitheater. We are

host to the Connie Mack World Series baseball tournament played here annually in

Ricketts Stadium. Farmington is rich in history and offers much in the way of cultural

diversity.

I’m sure you will find our native hospitality alluring and our community inviting as

you consider a move to the “Land of Enchantment.”

Sincerely

Tommy Roberts, Mayor

City of Farmington

Welcome to Farmington!

Chairman’s Welcome

As the chairman of the Board of Directors of the

Farmington Chamber of Commerce, I welcome you

to my hometown!

Farmington is one of the Southwest’s secret jewels.

We have tons of activities year round and as a visitor or

someone relocating here you will find something to fit any

interest.

My family homesteaded here in the late 1800s, coming

to this area as farmers and cattlemen. They settle on the west

side of town and had apple orchards and pears. They also

raised cattle and had range up the La Plata Highway and,

in the summer, moved the cows north of Dolores, Colo.

Farmington was well known for its fruit, and we still have

a few orchards in the area. Every summer we have a

Grower’s Market where local produce is sold.

When I grew up in Farmington it was a smaller community, and as we have grown

we have never given up that sense of community. Our community has always come

together to take care of each other and strive always to look for ways to improve our

quality of life.

We have abundant sunshine, moderate temperatures and distinct four seasons. We are

a shopping hub for a hundred mile radius. We have theater productions, art galleries,

museums, golf courses, fishing, parks for skateboarding, lots of parks, music festivals,

Frisbee golf, four wheeling, camping, water sports, baseball, soccer, football, basketball,

volleyball, etc.

I am very prejudiced and wouldn’t live anywhere else, so if you get to town, look me

up and I’ll share my love of Farmington!

Mary Rogers

Chairman of the Board

Farmington Chamber of Commerce

Welcome to my hometown...


President’s Welcome


If you are planning to visit or relocate to Farmington, you’ll discover some of the

many attractions and qualities of a great life that make our

wonderful city the best place to call home – even if it’s just

for a few days!

In addition to the wonderful multi-cultures you’ll find here,

you’ll also find sunsets that will take your breath away,

landscapes that will become vivid memories and people who

will make you feel welcome and at home.

Whether you’re interested in hiking, biking, walking, water

sports, golf, four wheeling, or simply enjoying the sites, you’ll

find it all right here in Farmington. Anasazi ruins, museums,

outdoor theater, music, dance and a talented and ever-grow-

ing artist community will make your visit memorable. And if

you’ve made the smart decision to move here, you’ll find all

of that and more to make you glad you made Farmington

your home.

The Farmington Chamber of Commerce welcomes you to our community and

I hope you’ll make the chamber one of your first stops. The staff and I will be more

than happy to share our experiences and favorite local sites with you and we’ll do all

we can to make sure you have all the information you need as you explore the city

and the area.

We hope you decide to make your Destination – Farmington! It will be a decision

you won’t regret and create memories you’ll never forget.

Audra Winters

President/CEO


Destination - Farmington!

CVB’s Welcome

From fly-fishing on the San Juan River to hiking the Bisti Badlands, exploring the

spiritual beauty of Chaco Canyon and riding exhilarating mountain bike courses, there

is something for everyone to enjoy in the northwest corner of New Mexico. The

Farmington Convention and Visitors Bureau’s mission is to attract visitors, tourists and

conventioneers to Farmington and to enhance the economic health and stability of the

area.

The Farmington CVB can assist visitors of all types in a variety of ways, especially

as a reliable source of information on things to do, places to stay and adventures to

experience. Whether planning a future visit or seeking answers while already in town,

the Convention and Visitors Bureau is readily available to help. A thorough calendar

of events, listing activities held all over the Four Corners area, is accessible on our

website. This is the best way to ensure you don’t miss any of our fantastic special

events that happen throughout the year. Our website, www.farmingtonnm.org, provides

not only comprehensive tourist information but a stunning visual of the region, including

an energetic 4 minute video highlighting many of the enchanting encounters awaiting

you.

If you are looking for a place to hold a convention or meeting, let the Farmington

CVB assist you with our free meeting planner services. Not only can we help you find

a meeting space to fit your needs but we can make the planning process easier on you

and your budget. Some of our free services include welcome bags, custom name

badges, pre-meeting mailers, catering lists, entertainment options and soliciting and

compiling hotel room rates and availability.

Call us, we would love to hear from you! With such a diverse selection of activities,

the next time you want to get away remember…….Farmington: Endless Skies, Endless

Adventures!

Tonya Stinson

Executive Director

Farmington Convention & Visitors Bureau

800-448-1240

www.farmingtonnm.org

3041 E Main St



Shortly after Bruce and Marj Black moved to Farmington, N.M., in

the early 1980s, Bruce had a vision.

Seeing the incredible views in and around Farmington, the idea of

having an office in a cave began to take shape in Bruce’s mind.

“As a geologist, Bruce has always loved the rocks and vistas of

the cliffs around Farmington,” Marj said. “He designed the cave as

he envisioned it and had it blasted out of the side of a mesa. He

made sure that the stratigraphy was such that the interior would be

solid and safe.”

That was in 1981, Marj said, but after it was excavated into the

Ojo Alamo Sandstone, the cave remained vacant for a number of

years, until the Black’s son, also

named Bruce, returned from

serving his country in the Air

Force.

“Together, they finished the

interior, which was a great ‘fa-

ther-son’ project,” Marj said.

“However, Bruce (the elder) de-

cided that it was going to be

difficult to have his geologic

clients come down to the cave,

so it never served as an office.”

A repor ter from the local

newspaper wrote a story about

the cave, which generated much

interest – especially from The

Associated Press. “We soon received numerous calls from folks all

around the country, asking if they could come and stay in it,” Marj

said. “Thus, it became a Bed and Breakfast Cave. We’ve had visitors

from all over the world and many repeat guests. They write pages in

the guest book detailing their delight with the accommodations and

the experience of being in the cave.”

While visitors may inhabit the inside of the cave, they enjoy their

own “visitors.” Ring tailed cats, bobcats, raccoons, chipmunks and

squirrels – along with the golden eagles that nest on the cliffs –

make the outside of the cave as memorable as the inside.

“As a carpenter, it was beautiful to see the work it took to make

this place happen,” wrote a recent guest. “From the stairs cut into

the stone, to the rustic cabinets, everything is a pleasure to the eye.”

Kokopelli’s Cave is located just two miles west of Farmington, a

short drive from the many attractions in the Four Corners, including

Aztec Ruins and Salmon Ruins, Mesa Verde National Park, Chaco

Cultural National Historic Park, Shiprock, Canyon de Chelly National

Monument and Shiprock.

Sportsmen and women will enjoy the biking and hiking trails

located in and around Farmington, the city’s popular Aquatic Center,

and the golf courses that attract golfers from around the country.

The Quality Waters of the San Juan River is about one hour away for

those who want to enjoy some of the best fishing in the world.

The 1,650-square-foot, one-bedroom cave home is furnished with

plush carpeting, Southwestern style furniture and accents, hot and

cold running water, a nicely ap-

pointed kitchen with microwave

and washer/dryer, a cascading

waterfall style shower and a flag-

stone hot tub.

Meals are not served at

Kokopelli’s Cave, but the kitchen

is stocked with a variety of cereals

and pastries, milk, orange juice

and coffee and tea. A gas barbecue

grill is offered on the flagstone

porch, where guests are invited

to cook hamburgers, steak or

chicken while watching the abun-

dance of wildlife that shares the

spectacular site.

The cave itself is 70 feet below the surface, with the entrance

located in the cliff face, which is reached by walking down a sloping

path and intermittent steps, cut into the sandstone along the pathway.

There is a short ladder at the bottom of the path with three wooden

steps that take you to the flagstone porch and the entrance to the

cave.

Over the years, Kokopelli’s cave has become known worldwide,

Marj Black said. “The cave has been featured in many travel magazines

and television programs and was named the third most unusual bed

and breakfast in the world, and was named in the top 10 of the

nation’s bed and breakfasts,” she said with justifiable pride.

For an experience of a lifetime and to make reservations at

Kokopelli’s Cave, call the manager, Gayle Davis, at 505.860.3812 or

505.325.7855.

It started as an office in the cliffs

Now Kokopelli Cave an international attraction

Photos by Tony Bennett and the Black’s.


Sandstone Productions, a regional theater company, has a long

history of creating popular shows in this impressive amphitheatre

in the bluffs at the edge of Farmington. Locals and visitors have

brought picnics and enjoyed pageants

and popular musicals at the amphitheater

for more than 20 years.

For an entertaining and scenic summer

evening in Farmington, come experience

Sandstone Productions’ Outdoor Summer

Theater at Lions Wilderness Park Am-

phitheater.

Sandstone Productions selects and performs a musical or

dramatic production throughout the summer from June 20 through

Aug. 3.

The Sandstone Productions 2013 season will feature “Grease”

based on the book, music and lyrics by Tim Jacobs and Warren

Casey through Samuel French, Inc. The season opens on Thursday,

June 20, and will run through Saturday,

Aug. 3.

Also new this year on Friday nights will

be “Burgers and Shakes Night.”

Visitors can get the “Grease” fever with

a burger and shake from one of your fa-

vorite local restaurants onsite before the

show. On Saturdays, guests can enjoy sipping their favorite local

beer or wine during the productions.

“The outdoor theater is the only outdoor theater in the state of

New Mexico that is all natural and presents live plays. It is

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absolutely beautiful up there,” said Beverly Bentz, a longtime Anasazi Foundation

board member, about the Sandstone Productions amphitheater in Lions Wilderness

Park.

Sandstone Productions also acts as a parent organization for the Heather

McGaughey Children’s Theater which is a program that aims to introduce the

ins and outs of theater into the lives of Farmington’s youth.

The program is named for Heather McGaughey of Texas, who at the age

of 22 came to Farmington in 2005 after being cast in the lead roles in two

Sandstone productions. She was killed in an automobile accident on July

16, 2005.

The summer-long program welcomes children 8 through 12 to par-

ticipate in workshops, classes and rehearsals for two hours a day, four

days a week. This year’s Children’s Theater will present “Willy Wonka.”

Located on College Drive, just of Piñon Hills Boulevard on the east

side of Farmington at 901 Fairgrounds Road, the gates open at 6:30

p.m. and the show star ts promptly at 8 p.m. each Thursday, Friday and

Saturday evening during the summer season.

Once tickets are on sale, they may be purchased online at

www.fmtn.org or through the Farmington Civic Center Box Office, 200

W. Arrington, Farmington, or by calling 505.599.1150 or toll free at

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The Aztec Ruins National Mon-

ument lies along the Animas River

in Aztec, N.M., and is known for

its ancestral Puebloan heritage.

The monument provides visitors

an intimate opportunity to explore

ancient ruins built by the Ancient

Puebloans (Anasazi) in the 1100s.

Aztec Ruins features ceremonial,

public, and storage structures as

well as the “Great Kiva,” the oldest

and largest reconstructed Kiva in

North America.

A self-guided 700-yard walk

winds through the rooms and kivas

built by the Ancient Puebloan peo-

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traditional American Indian perspectives. At the end of the trail is

the Great Kiva, a 40-foot diameter semi-subterranean structure

that was the central religious site of the complex.

The monument marks the largest ancestral Pueblo community in

the Animas River Valley and

preserves incredible historic

buildings of residence and

worship, roadways, and ar-

tifacts of the ancestral

Pueblo of the 11th through

13th centuries.

Many artifacts have been

found that help visitors un-

derstand how the community

developed and changed

over its 200-year history.

The homes are built on

a terrace that overlooks

the Animas River. The river

was crucial to the survival

of the community because it irrigated their crops of corn, beans,

and squash.

There are a number of tours and activities during the year at

the ruins.

The public had an opportunity to learn more about protecting

the environment and what it means to go green during the 9th

annual “Footprints on the Ear th” on April 20 at Aztec Ruins

National Monument.

As a way to celebrate

Earth Day, there were more

than 30 local businesses

and organizations that set

up booths at the event,

which encouraged the pub-

lic to interact and ask

questions about the envi-

ronment.

Many of the booths pro-

vided hands-on activities

for families.

There also was a per-

formance by the Haak’u

Buffalo Dance Group from

Acoma Pueblo, whose traditions involve prayers for rain and

maintaining balance in the natural world.

For more information call 505.334.6174.


In August of 1999, Marcia and David Arnold discovered a small

community in northwest New Mexico, near Navajo Lake State Park

and not far from Farmington.

The overgrown, unsightly acreage was in Turley, a family community

that remains unincorporated but tightly knit. The land, “protected”

from trespassers with a barbed wire gate – and an old, faded “For

Sale” sign – beckoned Marcia and David. Seeing beyond the weeds

and the trash, the Arnolds saw beauty and serenity in the landscape

and decided this land needed to be theirs.

Marcia and David come from families who understand the importance

– and the rewards – of hard work and they

knew resilience and elbow grease would be

needed to make this land productive and

profitable. And, because the couple is dedicated

to family values, they wanted to make this

business a family business – and they wanted

it to be a winery.

“It’s tough to determine the best part of

owning and operating a family business,”

Marcia said. “A winery/vineyard concept, with

its many facets, is a definite opportunity and

a challenge. What may have been the most

important factor to David and myself is that

everyone would have the same goals and

desires for the business. The intensity and

passion would be mirrored, and just the

closeness, respect and support we’d have

for one another would support the obsta-

cles.”

“To have our kids and grandchildren near and still be able to make

a living together is truly the American dream,” Marcia added.

Challenges and opportunities have provided themselves to the

family, but the Wines of the San Juan has become a popular winery to

the locals who frequent it and to the visitors who discover it.

“There have been many challenges to the winery business since

the concept was developed 14 years ago,” Marcia explained. “The

San Juan River Valley isn’t ‘Napa Valley’ for growing grapes by any

means, but it is beautiful. We established our experimental vineyard

by planting 26 varieties of wine grapes, trying to determine what

would grow best.”

The frosts that are part of the spring season in the valley have de-

stroyed many of the grapes the family hoped to grow. “We keep

striving to improve our varietals by educating ourselves, putting in a

weather station connecting us with NMSU – New Mexico State

University – and replanting with more cold-hardy vines,” Marcia said.

The Arnolds grow about six acres of grapes, with the winemakers

using the grapes in combination with other purchased grapes because

of the small quantity of batches grown in their own vineyards. Wines

of the San Juan produces limited case wines from the grapes grown

by the family. The winery crushes about 42 tons of grapes each year.

But it isn’t just great wine the Wines of the San Juan offers. The

Arnold family has created an oasis in an area

that was once considered an abandoned plot

of land. The family has milled logs to create

the homes they live in and the buildings they

work in. Doors, mirrors, paintings and music

are provided by local artists and the peacocks,

geese and turkeys join the cats, dogs and

other wildlife to create an atmosphere that

encourages visitors to sit, enjoy the wine, and

bask in the beauty of the winery.

If you’re looking for something fun to do,

the Wines of the San Juan offer plenty of that,

too. Every April, the family hosts an “After Tax

Spring Fling” that features a 5k and 10k race.

In June, it’s Ducks for Bucks, an event that

has little rubber duckies floating down a

stream, raising money for children suffering

from Neimann-Pick disease. Throughout the

summer, locals and visitors enjoy music every

Sunday at the winery and the last weekend in September brings the

Annual Harvest Festival and Great Grape Stomp. Any given weekend

can find another event to attend, with music to enjoy, arts and crafts

to check out and that great wine to enjoy.

“The San Juan County community has been a huge asset to the

continued success of Wines of the San Juan,” Marcia said. “We can’t

express how honored we have felt by being part of such supportive,

energizing and uplifting people. We strive to continue to build the

trust and quality attachment our family and community of friends

have built into the business for all to share.”

While those who live near the winery are loyal customers and

cheerleaders for the Arnold family and Wines of the San Juan, the

An oasis in TurleyWines of the San Juan a great place to relax,

enjoy wine and scenic New Mexico

Photos courtesyWines of the San Juan

winery’s reputation has grown to include fans from all

over the United States.

A visit to the Reviews of Wines of the San Juan

website offered the following reviews from visitors in

2012:

“We have visited this winery several times on trips

and always enjoyed the wine and the company. The

setting is beautiful,” stated a visitor from Scholls, Ore.

“We have visited a lot of wineries in California and the

wine here certainly matches anything we have tasted,”

wrote a visitor form Wrightwood, Calif. “I loved Girls Are

Meaner and brought home three bottles. Unfortunately, I

have already drank two of them and I can’t get any

more. Guess I need to drive back to New Mexico soon!”

“My father and I were out at the San Juan River for a

week of fly fishing (the best trout stream in America)

when we spotted this little winery. Serendipity is the best

word I can use to describe the experience. Between the

two of us, we have been to Napa, Burgundy and Bordeaux

regions of France, and the Douro region of Portugal.

My father and I walked away saying how charming this

little gem was and promised ourselves we would linger a

little longer on our next fly fishing trip,” wrote a Boston,

Mass., visitor.

“I must say I’ve never been quite so into one set

winery as I have Wines of the San Juan,” wrote a visitor

from Corpus Christi, Texas. “Each wine has its own

beautiful, palate opening flavor and the vineyard itself is

beautiful. And if you’re a Merlot fan – Serendipity Merlot.

Call them. Order it. Pronto. BEST I’ve ever tried and I ab-

solutely love, love, love it.”

And a visitor from the western slope of neighboring

Colorado said, “I’m by no stretch of the imagination a

wine expert, nor even a wine lover, but I greatly enjoyed

a recent visit (to the Wines of the San Juan). There’s just

a lovely, peaceful sense of place here – it just speaks

New Mexico – with peacocks squawking in the garden

under the shade of tall cottonwoods, a fountain bubbling

near a latilla enclosed patio, amid interesting garden folk

art. I was hooked by the creativity of the names of some

of their wine and the artwork on the bottles. What’s not

to love about “Girls Are Meaner” – Gewürztraminer?”

Located just a short drive from Farmington at 233

Hwy. 511 near Blanco, N.M., a visit to the Wines of the

San Juan won’t just provide great boutique wine from a

wonderful family winery, your visit will introduce you to

the beauty of the New Mexico part of the Four Corners,

find you chatting up the family and learning all about the

grapes, the wines and the area, and wishing you had

discovered this gem of the Four Corners much, much

sooner!

For more information, call Wines of the San Juan at

505.632.0879.


“We have a jewel in our backyard,” Trout Snouts Angling fishing

guide, Jeff Massey said. “The problem is that hardly anyone from the

area comes and fishes the river.”

San Juan River Outfitter guide (and younger brother to Jeff) T.J.

concurs, “Most people have never experienced it…it must be too

close.”

Meanwhile, Jeremiah Spradling (friend and colleague to the brothers)

of High Plains Anglers expresses his frustrations, “You talk to folks in

town and they have no idea what it is all about.”

Sitting down and talking to some of the most experienced guides

on the San Juan River, one could only come away from the conversation

with a sense of bewilderment as to why 95 percent of the clientele

that fishes the San Juan River come from out of town.

The San Juan River stretches from Navajo Dam in Southwestern

Colorado until it reaches the Colorado River at Lake Powell some 380

miles away. The San Juan is the major water supply for the Four

Corners region of New Mexico, Southern Utah and parts of Northeastern

Arizona. The importance of the river as a water supply to the area is

paramount, but the impact it has to economy of northwest New

Mexico in other areas cannot go unnoticed.

“The San Juan brings in millions of dollars of revenue to the local

economy,” states Jeff Massey. “With fishermen flying in, staying at

hotels, eating at local restaurants and using guides, it cannot be un-

derstated to how much business it brings in.”

In fact, even when the local, state and federal economies are slow,

the fishing never seams to be negatively impacted. “This fishing on

the San Juan will stay the same no matter the economy,” explains

Spradling. “The fishing will survive…even if the local economies (oil

and gas) do not.”

The reason is the unique circumstances that make the San Juan

River the most revered destination for trout fly fishing in the United

States. With roughly 4 miles of controlled water flowing out of the

bottom of Navajo Dam, the cold-water temperatures and controlled

environment allow for a multitude of insect hatchings…supplying the

area with the perfect set of circumstances for world-class trout fish-

ing.

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“There isn’t ever a bad time of the year to fish on the San Juan,”

explains TJ. “We won’t fish at the end of May for a week due to a

scheduled water release from the dam, but other than that it is good all

year.”

“We guide anywhere from 160 to 200 days a year on the river,”

adds Spradling. “We fish nymph 12 months of the year and fish with dry

flies in the summer and early fall months.”

Taking advanTage of The JeWel

So many questions remain for the area residents of San Juan

County: Why are people travelling from all over the world to experience

our world class “Quality Waters” and locals aren’t taking advantage of

this? and how can you get involved without any equipment or knowledge

of the sport of fly-fishing?

“That is why you hire a guide,” comments Jeff. “We have all the

equipment for people to use and we can give you the knowledge to be

successful.”

The relationship built with a local guide will also be beneficial to the

person who wants to further their fishing interests.

“guides will also tell you what equipment you need, where to fish,

and where to park so that you enjoy it on your own,” adds TJ.

While the sport of fly-fishing seems like a daunting endeavor to

someone that has never held a fly rod…understand that you have to

start somewhere, and that somewhere is with a phone call to a local

guide.

“it is easier to guide a novice who has never touched a fly rod then

a guy who fishes all the time,” explains TJ. “The reason is the novice

has no bad habits and i can teach them the proper technique to cast

and land fish. The hardest guide trips are the people that fish all the

time, are set in their ways and are not open to doing it the proper way.”

The moral of this story is that the local population of San Juan

County needs to realize the gem that they have in their backyard…and

to start taking advantage of it. By hiring a local guide, you will learn the

proper way to fish, have immediate success and have a wealth of

knowledge and experience at your disposal. There is no reason not to

at least give it a try.

“We have been fishing this river for over 20 years,” explains

Spradling. “We couldn’t imagine doing anything other than this. fishing

isn’t about catching the most fish; it is about the entire experience it

offers you. guiding gives me the opportunity to share the experiences

and allows me to teach them how to fish better.”

for information on how to book your first (or next) fishing trip,

contact:

Jeff Massey, Trout Snouts angling. 505.360.2390

Jeremiah Spradling, high Plains anglers. 505.330.8654

T.J. Massey, San Juan River outfitters. 505.486.5347

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What do you envision when you think of the best destination for

a leisurely vacation?

Some people dream of white sand beaches with a crystal clear

ocean expanding into the horizon, or perhaps an isolated cabin

hidden in the mountainous forests.

What about Navajo Dam?

Individuals who have worked in the Navajo Dam community for

years claim that the number of people traveling to the area has

been rising.

Snaking around the mesas of the Navajo Dam area is the San

Juan River. Considered one of the best rivers in the country for fly

fishing, many fly fishers from all over the world travel to the river

to catch the rich supply of trout.

“There has been a big increase in tourism over the years from

Texas and Arizona. I have noticed the people coming out on

guided trips are a lot of beginners who have never fished before.

The economy might be bad, but fishing is still doing fairly well,”

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San Juan River Lodge. “A lot of people are still willing to spend a lot of

money on fly fishing. We are the newest business in the area, besides the

hot dog stand down the street.”

The Angler’s Heart Bed and Breakfast opened its doors in 1998. Since

then, Joyce Dykstra, manager at the bed and breakfast, has had guests

from all over the country and even from Spain, Italy, Germany, Venezuela,

and the Netherlands. “Typically, it’s the fly fishing that has brought in the

tourists,” she said. “There have also been more activities than what I have

recalled in the past. Boating has become more popular.”

While the popularity of fly fishing in the area is escalating, businesses

within the Navajo Dam community have flourished over the years. Bed and

breakfasts, fly fishing shops, and restaurants are springing up due to the

growth of tourism.

“There has been some renewed interest by shop owners and it seems

like that has expanded and people seem to be pleased with what is

available here at the moment. I would say last year not so much, but I

think this year has shown some great changes and people are more

interested in coming to the area again,” explained Dykstra.

Larry Johnson, owner and president of Soaring Eagle Lodge, feels fly

fishers travel to the area because of its convenient location. “All of the

customers can get into Four Corners in one flight, usually,” he said.

Johnson added that fly fishing in other parts of the country, such as

Alaska, may be a challenging destination to venture to because of its

isolated location. “If you go to Alaska, it’s beautiful, but it’s a journey, and

expensive.”

Johnson recognizes the beauty surrounding the San Juan River. And

who wouldn’t? Mesas with hints of red and purple tower over the snake-

like river, and as fly fishers submerge their legs into this cold river,

because of the water’s clarity they can see the fish swimming downstream.

Having the Navajo Dam community only minutes away from the river is

also convenient for lodging and dining.

“It is a world class destination. It’s the quality of the fishery itself

because it’s well managed by New Mexico Game and Fish. It is the perfect

habitat for trout because of the cold water that flows from the Navajo

Lake,” said Jay Walden, manager at Abe’s Motel and Fly Shop, which

opened in 1958. “The river is a huge resource for the area and it brings

in a lot of money for the local economy as well as the state economy, such

as the goods we sell, licenses, as well as taxes on all the food and

groceries, and fishing supplies.”

Although Walden believes the fly fishing tourism helps the economy, he

feels it has been slower since the 1990s. “It has to be because of the

recession. I noticed we were getting a lot of people coming from farther

away, but now a lot of our traffic seems to be more regional; more people

that can do the day’s drive rather than fly,” He said.

Alex Arnold, event coordinator at Wines of the San Juan nine miles

south of Navajo Dam, said tourism has picked up at their business. “I

think the ambiance of the whole place is so amazing to the people who

come out. When they come out here they get to experience things that

they wouldn’t normally experience anywhere else,” she said. “The tourists

come from all over the country and overseas.”

Arnold mentioned that most people come to the area for fishing and

camping. She added the winery recently had tourists from Holland.

The businesses in Navajo Dam work together to promote one another

and to encourage tourists to experience the entire area. “We all kind of

support each other. If they have people in lodges, then they send them

down here to the winery,” Arnold said.

Within the small Navajo Dam community, tucked away and unknown to

many, rich history and expertise are prominent. So for the beach-lovers

who enjoy lying on the sands with a margarita in one hand, or the trail-

seekers who travel to mountains to find the perfect hiking path that is en-

compassed by pine trees reaching to the skies, maybe venturing to the

San Juan River to experience the local businesses and learn the traits of

fly fishing isn’t such a bad idea. You wouldn’t want to miss out on the

adventures Navajo Dam has to offer.

Photos by Tony Bennett


Salmon RuinsAncient Chacoan Culture frozen in time

Located on the Bloomfield Highway between Farmington and

Bloomfield, Salmon Ruins is an 11th century pueblo affiliated with

the Chacoan Culture of Nor thwestern New Mexico.

The site exhibits classic examples of Chaco-style architecture

and is open for public viewing as a self-guided interpretive trail that

winds through the archaeological site. Salmon Ruins Museum exhibits

some of the one and a half million ar tifacts recovered during exca-

vations of the 1970s, including ceramics, lithics, other ar tifacts,

and related temporary exhibits.

Heritage Park contains architectural replicas of different cultures

throughout time that you may enter and experience. The Salmon

Homestead Complex contains the 1890s home of George Salmon,

original owner of the ruin. Finally, a Research Library is available

during the Museum’s regular business hours for archaeological or

historical research needs.

Visitors will enjoy tours and activities at Salmon Ruins this

summer.

Director Larry Baker said the museum will offer several events

during the summer.

“It is a celebration of heritage preservation,” Baker said, adding

that on June 21 the museum will host a summer solstice event.

Visitors are invited to experience this astronomical phenomenon as

the light from the solstice breaks into a room of the Salmon Pueblo.

Salmon Ruins’ summer hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday

through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

General admission is $3 for adults, $2 for seniors ages 60 and over,

$1 for children ages 6 to 16, and free for children under the age of

5.

For more information 505.632.2013, fax 505.632.863, or visit

www.salmonruins.com.


FROM DINOSAURS TO DRILL BITS

This exhibit highlights the oil and gas story of the San Juan Basin.

Using the latest in technology this exhibit educates and entertains visi-

tors about an amazing resource we use every day. Experience the

thrill of riding deep into the earth in search of oil on a

simulated ground quaking adventure! Learn what it takes to drill thou-

sands of feet looking for black gold, then discover how it's trans-

formed into consumer products. This exhibit is on display at the

Farmington Museum, Gateway Park Museum & Visitors Center, 3041

E. Main St., Farmington.

Information: 505-599-1174 or www.fmtn.org/museum

THREE WATERS TRADING POST EXHIBIT

The Three Waters Trading Post exhibit features a walk-through replica

of a 1930’s trading post, including a bull pen stocked with period

goods and artifacts, pawn room and office showcasing

jewelry and rugs. The exhibit is on display at the Farmington

Museum in the Gateway Park Museum & Visitors Center, 3041 E. Main

St., Farmington.


BIRD WATCHING

Enjoy bird watching and a beautiful walk through Farmington’s river-

side trails every Tuesday morning. More than 100 species of birds

have been noted throughout Animas Park and new birds fly

in each season. Meet at the Riverside Nature Center, located in

Animas Park off Browning Parkway, to join the friendly RNC staff for

leisurely walk of 1-2 miles.


ASTROFRIDAYS

Sky shows are shown at 6:30pm and 7:30pm in the San Juan

College Planetarium each month, usually the third Friday of the month.

A stargaze follows, weather permitting, at 8:30pm The Planetarium

reserves the right to substitute shows. This is a free event, seating is

limited. Information: 505-566-3361 or

www.sanjuancollege.edu/Planetarium/index.htm

NOW THROUGH JUNELIVE HORSE RACING

SunRay Park & Casino brings live horse racing to Farmington through

June 26th. Races are held on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Tues-

days. Simulcast horse racing year-round. SunRay Park & Casino is lo-

cated off Hwy. 64 between Farmington and Bloomfield.

Information: 505-566-1200 or www.sunraygaming.com

AROUND THE PARKS IN 8 SATURDAYS WALKING PROGRAM

The City of Farmington Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs invites

walkers to participate in this free program over 8 Saturdays between

May 4 and June 22 from 8am to 10am. During the program we will

visit 8 of the parks listed in the “Farmington Trails and Walking

Guide.” Everyone is welcome to participate at any time during the

pgoram. Come walk the designated park with family, friends and pets.

Register online at www.fmtn.org.

Information: 505-599-1494

NOW THROUGH JULYTGIF

Grab some lunch and listen to live music and relax at Orchard Park in

downtown Farmington from 11am to 1pm each Friday in June and July.


NOW THROUGH SEPTEMBERMUSIC IN THE WINERY’S COURTYARD

Enjoy live music & great wine at Wines of the San Juan from 4pm to

7pm every Sunday June through September.

Information: 505-632-0879 or www.winesofthesanjuan.com

ONGOING EVENTSSUMMER TERRACE SERIES

The Farmington Museum hosts outdoor concerts Saturday nights

throughout the summer. Concerts begin at 6pm and are held at

the Farmington Museum on the picturesque terrace next to the

river at the Gateway Park Museum & Visitors Center, 3041 E. Main

St., through August. Call for performance schedule.


NOW THROUGH SEPTEMBERPICNIC IN THE PARK FOR PRESCHOOLERS

Preschool children and their families bring lunch and meet at the

Riverside Nature Center for a picnic from 11am to 12:30pm, followed

by a story or activity and a stroller-friendly walk in the park. Learn

about plants, insects, birds, and all the interesting wildlife. Feed the

friendly ducks and go home in time for naps. This program continues

weekly through to September.


NOW THROUGH DECEMBER CROWNPOINT RUG AUCTION

300 to 400 hand woven Navajo rugs are auctioned off the second

Friday of each month at the Crownpoint Elementary School, 72 miles

south of Farmington on Hyw. 371. Native American art and craft ven-

dors also onsite. Auction sponsored by Crownpoint Rug Weavers

Association, rug viewing 4pm to 6pm and auction begins at 7pm.

Information: 505-785-7386, 505-610-6797 and

[email protected]

MAY 30 - JUNE 2 AZTEC FIESTA DAYS

Celebrate the arrival of summer in Aztec, NM with the Hot Spot

Car Show, parade, live music, vendors, food, and the Bennett’s

Amusements Carnival (May 31-June 3) and the Burning of Old

Man Gloom.

Information: 505-334-7646 or www.aztecchamber.com

JUNE 1 XTERRA FOUR CORNERS OFF ROAD TRIATHLON

This annual triathlon in Farmington, NM is part of the XTERRA

America Tour Series. XTERRA has been recognized as the

consummate individual challenge for outdoor adventure athletes.

The course features a 1 mile swim, 16 mile bike course and a

6 mile run.

Information: 800-448-1240, www.xterraplanet.com or

www.xterrafourcorners.farmingtonnm.org

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JUNE 8CAR SHOW AND CRAFT FAIR

Sycamore Park Community Center, 1051 Sycamore St., will host a

car show and craft fair to benefit the Sycamore Skate Park from 9

a.m. to 3 p.m. Event includes a day full of activities for the entire

family with food vendors, games for kids, live music by the Jokers

Wild, a burn out contest, car smashing as well as pie and a

jalapeno eating contest.

Information: 505-330-6454 or 505-566-2480

JUNE 14 SUMMER ART WALK

In Historic Downtown Farmington, coordinated by the Farmington

Downtown Association, and sponsored by Parks, Recreation, and

Cultural Affairs. Come walk through downtown, from 5pm to 9pm,

and enjoy the warm summer weather with art receptions and open

houses at many Downtown locations. Art Walk maps will be

available at any of the participating downtown locations.


JUNE 14 & 28POETRY PICNIC

Bring a picnic supper and eat in the garden at 6p.m. There will be

a program of poetry for about 20 minutes and then, stay to walk in

the park and through the Riverside Nature Center Xeriscape Gar-

dens.


JUNE 14 - 16 THE ANNUAL SAN JUAN RIVER BALLOON RALLY

Three days of excitement! Balloons will take flight from the

Bloomfield Soccer Fields and fly down the San Juan River.

Information: 505-632-0880 or www.bloomfieldchamber.info

JUNE 20 – AUGUST 3 OUTDOOR SUMMER THEATER

Experience local theater at the beautiful natural sandstone

amphitheater at Lions Wilderness Park. Concessions are available.

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, June

20 through August 3, 2013.

Information: 877-599-3331 or www.fmtn.org/sandstone

ONGOING EVENTSOUTDOOR SUMMER THEATER

Performances through August 3.


SUMMER TERRACE SERIES

See June.


PICNIC IN THE PARK FOR PRESCHOOLERS

See June.


AN ADVENTURE IN THE ARTS

This exhibit from the collection of the Guild Hall Museum on Long Is-

land includes 73 works of art from a stellar array of artists. They in-

clude: Andy Worhol, Jackson Pollock, Thomas Moran, Willem de

Kooning, Elaine de Kooning, Peggy Bacon, Chuck Close, Max Ernst,

Henri Cartier-Bresson, Roy Lichtenstein, George Bellows among many

others. The exhibit will be at the Farmington Museum at Gateway Park

Museum & Visitors Center through September 22, 2013.


JULY 3 – 7 THE 26TH ANNUAL FREEDOM DAYS CELEBRATION

The Fourth of July is celebrated with a variety of special events

throughout Farmington, N.M. Festivities include fireworks, ice

cream social, Brass Band concert, food fair, night time parade,

volleyball tournament, skateboard competition, Party in the Park

and more.

JUNE JULY

JUNE 1 KIDFEST

The annual event is San Juan County’s Kick- off to summer! KidFest is a free one-day event, 10am to 4pm held at McGeePark just for kids. Information: 505-564-3299 or www.monarch-marketing.comor www.sanjuancountykids.com

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JULY 12 & 26POETRY PICNIC

Bring a picnic supper and eat in the garden at 6 p.m. There will be a

program of poetry for about 20 minutes and then, stay to walk in the

park and through the Riverside Nature Center Xeriscape Gardens.


JULY 12CROWNPOINT AUCTION

See June.

Information: 505-785-7386, 505-610-6797 and

[email protected]

JULY 20LAND OF ENCHANTMENT ROD RUN

From 6pm to 10pm, join the Nor thern New Mexico Street Rod-

ders in Historic Downtown Farmington for the annual Rod Run

block par ty. Hot cars under the stars, great enter tainment and

lots of food!


JULY 26 - 27 THE ANNUAL INDIAN MARKET & FESTIVAL

This annual festival includes singing, dancing, food and ar ts &

craft vendors. Hours will be from 9am to 9pm at Berg Park in

Farmington.


ONGOING EVENTSSUMMER TERRACE SERIES

See June.


OUTDOOR SUMMER THEATER

Through August 3.


PICNIC IN THE PARK FOR PRESCHOOLERS

See June.



On display through September 22.


AUGUST 6 - 11 SAN JUAN COUNTY FAIR

McGee Park, on Hwy. 64 between Farmington and Bloomfield.

Largest county fair in New Mexico; features livestock shows,

exhibits, fiddlers contest, a parade, arts & crafts booths and more.

Information: 505-325-5415, 505-324-5581 or 800-448-1240.

AUGUST 9 & 23POETRY PICNIC

Bring a picnic supper and eat in the garden at 6 p.m. There will be a

program of poetry for about 20 minutes and then, stay to walk in the

park and through the Riverside Nature Center Xeriscape Gardens.


JULY

AUGUST 2 - 9 CONNIE MACK WORLD SERIES

Some of the best amateur baseball in the country is featured

each summer at Ricketts Park in Farmington. Teams from the

U.S. and Puerto Rico play in front of pro-scouts and college of-

ficials.

Information: 505-599-1184, 505-599-1197,

800-448-1240 or www.cmws.org

JULY 13 THE ANNUAL ANIMAS RIVER BLUES FESTIVAL

Blues, Brews and BBQ at Riverside Park in Aztec from 11am to

10pm.

Information: 505-330-4616 or www.animasriverblues.com

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AUGUST


AUGUST 9CROWNPOINT AUCTION

See June.

Information: 505-785-7386, 505-610-6797 and

[email protected]

AUGUST 16 – 17 THE ANNUAL SAN JUAN BI-FLY TOURNAMENT ON THE SAN JUAN

The tournament on the San Juan River Quality Waters is strictly

catch and release. Professional guides score all catches and

release all fish.


AUGUST 31 – SEPTEMBER 1ANNUAL TOTAH FESTIVAL INDIAN MARKET & POW WOW

This juried art festival offers authentic handmade Native American

Arts & Crafts, an authentic Navajo Rug Auction (Saturday) and a

contest Pow Wow. Festival held at the Farmington Civic Center, 200

W. Arrington.

Information: 800-448-1240 or 505-326-7602 or

www.totahfestival.farmingtonnm.org

ONGOING EVENTSPICNIC IN THE PARK FOR PRESCHOOLERS

See June.



Exhibit displayed through September 22.


SEPTEMBER 7 BOOTS & BREWS FEST

Country music festival held in Aztec, NM in beautiful Riverside Park.

A full day of Country music featuring five national bands. Plenty of

food, brews, wine and interesting vendors on hand to complete the

day. Free admission for kids 12 and under. RV and tent camping

available at the park.

Information: (505) 330-4616

SEPTEMBER 83RD ANNUAL “TRI-CITY CLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENT”

Held at Hidden Valley Golf Course in Aztec, 72 teams of 4 will try to

make a hole-in-one for a cash prize of $10,000. Other prized through-

out the day will be awarded.

Information: 505-334-7646, 505-632-0880 or 505-325-0279

SEPTEMBER 13CROWNPOINT AUCTION

See June.

Information: 505-785-7386, 505-610-6797 and

[email protected]

SEPTEMBER 13 -15 COLLECTOR CAR WEEKEND

Friday, come cruise East Main Sonic from 6:30pm to 8:30pm Car

show registration is available. Saturday, the Swap Meet is from

8:30am to 3pm at Gateway Park Museum and Visitors Center,

3041 E. Main St., and on Sunday, the Annual Collector Car Show at

Brookside Park in Farmington is from 9am to 12 noon.

Information: 505-716-7100 or 505-327-6887

SEPTEMBER 20 - 21FOUR CORNERS ANTIQUE POWER & TRACTOR SHOW

Come to Gateway Park Museum & Visitor’s Center, 3041 E. Main

St., and experience a bit of agricultural past. Enjoy antique trac-

tors, engines, and vehicles at this annual event. A highlight of the

show is a tractor pull on Saturday.

Information: 505-334-1339.

SEPTEMBER 21 REAL NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM

Exhibits come to life at this annual event in the Farmington

Museum, Gateway Park Museum & Visitors Center, 3041 E. Main

St., in Farmington. Be a part of this fun family event for all ages.


SEPTEMBER 28 - 29HARVEST FESTIVAL & GREAT GRAPE STOMP

Celebrating, in style with live music, juried art show, specialty foods,

grape stomp competition, and many activities commemorates the

state’s centennial at Wines of the San Juan, 233 Hwy. 511, Turley, NM.

Information: 505-632-0879 or www.winesofthesanjuan.com

ONGOING EVENTSPUMPKIN FESTIVAL WEEKENDS

Sutherland Farms celebrates Fall with Pumpkin Festival Weekends

every Saturday and Sunday in October! Enjoy train rides, hayrides to

the pumpkin patch, a corn pit, corn maze, face painting, great food and

much more! October hours are 10am to 5pm Sutherland Farms is lo-

cated 7.5 miles north of Aztec Ruins.

Information: 505-334-3578 or www.sutherlandfarms.net

OCTOBER 4HARVEST PARTY

From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. the Sycamore Community Center will host this

FREE party. Join us for games and fun to include bobbing for apples,

hay bale hop, musical chairs, ring toss, a corn dig and more. The San

Juan County Extension program will be serving heart-healthy popcorn

balls to get everyone in the mood for fall treats.


AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

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OCTOBER 5 ROAD APPLE RALLY

Annual Mountain Bike Race and tour offers pro/exper ts, veter-

ans and beginners a test of skill on a 30-mile single-loop and

double-loop course through canyons and arroyos near San Juan

College in Farmington, N.M.

Information: 505-599-1140 or www.roadapplerally.com

OCTOBER 5CHILE COOK OFF

From 11am to 3pm the Farmington Chamber of Commerce willhost their 2012 Chile Cook Off and Salsa Competition at BergPark.

Information: 505-325-0279 or www.gofarmington.com

OCTOBER 5 -6 AZTEC HIGHLAND GAMES AND CELTIC MUSIC FESTIVAL

Celebrate the culture of the Scottish Highlands with an American

Southwest twist at Riverside Park in Aztec, NM. Enjoy live Celtic

music and physical competitions. There will be Scottish and Irish

dance exhibitions, bagpipe band exhibitions, clan tents, ruby

exhibitions, traditional food and more!

Information: 505-334-7646 or www.aztechighlandgames.com

OCTOBER 11 FALL ART WALK

Come walk through Historic Downtown Farmington, from 5pm to

9pm, and enjoy a crisp fall evening with ar t receptions and open

houses at many downtown locations. A wide variety of ar t from

regional ar tists will be showcased throughout many of the

downtown shops, galleries and restaurants. Ar t Walk maps will

be available at par ticipating locations. The Ar t Walk is coordi-

nated by the Farmington Downtown Association, and sponsored

by Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs.


OCTOBER 11“UNHOOKED - THE DECORATED BRA SHOW VIII”

ART SHOW AND RECEPTION

During the Fall Ar t Walk, stop in at Ar tifacts Gallery and enjoythe seventh annual “Unhooked VIII” in conjunction with SanJuan Regional Medical Center for Breast Cancer AwarenessMonth. A reception of the creative and unusual will be from 5pmto 9pm. The show will continue through October 27.Information: 505-327-2907 or www.ar tifacts-gallery.com

OCTOBER 11CROWNPOINT RUG AUCTION

See June.Information: 505-785-7386, 505-610-6797 and Christinae [email protected]

OCTOBER 11 – 12 2013 SAN JUAN QUILTER QUILT SHOW

Come to the San Juan Quilters Guild’s quilt show. It is a fabulous

show that includes a wide variety of quilts, a rafflt quilt, small

quilt silent auction, demonstrations and other events. It is held

at the Farmington Civic Center and is included in the Downtown

Fall Ar t Walk from 5pm to 9pm and Saturday’s hours are 1am to

5pm.

Information: 505-598-5672 or [email protected]

OCTOBER 11 – 12 FOUR CORNERS STORYTELLING FESTIVAL

Storytellers of all ages will be featured in the two-day celebra-

tion of an almost lost ar t - Storytelling. Slow down the pace, kick

back and listen to traditional tales told by some of the very best

national and local storytellers. The festival will feature stories of

all varieties…scary ghost stories, family stories, folklore and

myths! Festival events are held at Berg Park and The Totah The-

ater.

Information: 505-599-1270 or www.infoway.org

OCTOBER 19 – 20 THE 14th ANNUAL FARMINGTON RENAISSANCE FAIRE

Animas Park, off Browning Pkwy, in Farmington. This event,

sponsored by the Friends of the Faire and the Farmington

Museum, is full of ar tisans, food, musicians, magic, and

processionals of nobility. Sword fighters battle in front of lords

and ladies while bagpipes play in the background.


OCTOBER 19 - 20HERB GARDEN TOURS

Herb gardens were a Renaissance development, featuring edibleand useful herbs from many par t of the known worls. Many ofthese herbs are still grown as useful, ornamental and drought-resistant landscaping plants. Tour the gardens near the River-side Nature Center with a guide and learn about old traditionsas well as useful modern recipes at 10am and 1pm on Saturdayand Sunday at 1pm.Information: 505-599-1422

OCTOBER 31FARMINGTON SAFE TREATS

The merchants on Main Street in Historic Downtown Farmingtoninvite the community to Trick or Treat along Main Street from4pm to 6pm. Coordinated by the Farmington Downtown Associa-tion and sponsored by Parks, Recreations & Cultural Affairs.Information: 505-599-1419

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NOVEMBER 2CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIRSTwo great locations, one great time! The Bonnie Dallas Seniro Center,109 E. LaPlata St., and the Farmington Recreation Center, 1101 Fair-grounds Rd., from 8:30am to 2pm. Beautiful handmade gifts, home-make baked goods, antiques, amazing jewelry and original art will beavailable for purchase. Over 100 talented vendors will tempt the buyer.Find gifts that won’t be found anywhere else.Information: 505-599-1380

NOVEMBER 8CROWNPOINT RUG AUCTIONSee June.Information: 505-785-7386, 505-610-6797 and [email protected]

NOVEMBER 9-1011TH ANNUAL ART SALE AND STUDIO TOURVisit with artists for a change to win fine art! Saturday: 11am to5pm and Sunday 12pm to 4pm. The tour starts at 1400 WilliamsDrive. Art: paintings, prints, cards, jewelry, fiber art, mixed media,clay, metal, beaded mixed media, lampwork beads and jewelry,wood carvings and furnitre and more. Non-perishable food itemsfor Echo Food Bank are accpeted at all studio locations.Information: 505-320-4001 or [email protected]

NOVEMBER 23 TURKEY TROT & GOBBLE WOBBLE This event features a 5K Turkey Trot and a 2 Mile Gobble Wobble Walkat 9am in Farmington. Registration deadline is November 15th. Thisfamily friendly event will include activities such as children’s carnival,games, face painting, a kids gobble contest, music and more. Information: 505-599-1184 or www.fmtn.org

NOVEMBER 29 - 30 THE 29th ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP BULLRIDING EXTRAORADINAIRE This annual bull riding spectacular is at McGee Park Memorial Coliseum, between Farmington and Bloomfield on Hwy. 64, behind SunRay Park & Casino.Information: 505-287-9534 or www.casperbacarodeo.com

DECEMBER 4 - 7 FESTIVAL OF TREES

Holiday entertainment at the Farmington Civic Center, presented by

Presbyterian Medical Services. Enjoy special events like the Teddy Bear

Tea, Fashions at the Festival Luncheon, Coffee Break with the Trees

and Family Nigh amidst an indoor forest of artfully decorated Christmas

trees! Advance ticket purchase recommended for the special events.


DECEMBER 5 FARMINGTON CHRISTMAS PARADE

This annual lighted Christmas parade starts at 5:45pm Parade route

runs through Historic Downtown Farmington along Main Street.

For parade applications and theme, call the Farmington Chamber of

Commerce.


DECEMBER 6 RIVERGLO

Luminarias light up the river’s bank and the evening sky. Celebrate the

holiday season with a stroll along the river’s edge with carolers and bell

choirs as well as hot chocolate and food at Berg Park from 6 to 8pm.


DECEMBER 7 SALMON RUINS HOLIDAY ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR

Salmon Ruins brings together artisans from throughout the Four Cor-

ners to display and sell their wares at McGee Park off Hwy. 64, between

Farmington and Bloomfield, NM.


DECEMBER 7 SAN JUAN COLLEGE LUMINARIAS

Display illuminates the campus of San Juan College with thousands of

candlelit bags. This is the largest luminaria display of a non-profit entity

in New Mexico. San Juan College is located at 4601 College Blvd.,

Farmington.


DECEMBER 13 HOLIDAY ART WALK

Come walk through Historic Downtown Farmington, from 5pm to 9pm,

and celebrates the season with art receptions and open houses at

many downtown locations. A wide variety of art from regional artists

will be showcased throughout many of the downtown shops, galleries

and restaurants. Art Walk maps will be available at participating loca-

tions. The Art Walk is coordinated by the Farmington Downtown Associ-

ation and sponsored by Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs.


DECEMBER 14 ANNUAL AUDUBON CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT

The Riverside Nature Center takes part in this nationwide project which

has been carried out for over 100 years. From 8am to 2pm, come

spend part or all of the day counting all the birds, common and rare, in

their wintering grounds throughout the Farmington area.


DECEMBER 17 CHACO CANYON CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT

Join volunteers from the Four Corners Bird Club and the Riverside Na-

ture Center in making winter census of the birds at Chaco Canyon Na-

tional Monument. Participants should be experienced birders and able

to hike in back country areas in winter weather.


DECEMBER 23 LIVE NAVAJO NATIVITY

This annual live nativity uses traditional Navajo clothing and live ani-

mals. The Nativity scene is presented entirely by children at the Four

Corners Home for Children, at 2103 W. Main St., in

Farmington, from 6pm to 8pm.

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Don Hargrove – 1962

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Joe Ziems – 1964

Troy Prater – 1965

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Cecil Flannery – 1973

Ronald D. Boddy – 1974

Jack Sitton – 1975

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Jesse “Budd” Averett – 1977

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Finance and OperatiOns cOmmitteemary Batley rogers, chair

meets the monday prior to the Board of directors meeting

FOur cOrners Oil and Gas cOnFerence cOmmittee

Karen Ortega, aztec Well Family, chair

meets the third tuesday of the month, 18 months

prior to conference

HealtH and Wellness cOmmittee

dr. carletta thompson, chair

meets the first tuesday of the month

FarminGtOn YOunG prOFessiOnalsnathan duckett, president

Business meeting is the third tuesday of the month

educatiOn cOmmittee

dale dedrick, chair

meets the fourth tuesday of the month

executive cOmmitteemary rogers, chair

meets the second Wednesday of the month

BOard OF directOrs meetinGmary rogers, chair

meets the second Wednesday of the month

prOmOtiOns and special events cOmmittee

Ginger palmer, sandy Williams, chairs

meets the second thursday of the month

redcOat executive cOmmitteeKim Hicks, president

meets the last thursday of the month

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past presidentsmeets the first and third Fridays at noon at the elks lodge

leGislative aFFairs cOmmitteedr. James Henderson, chair

meets from september through december

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Chamber of Commerce Committees

EMPLOyMENT RATE

Labor Department, February 2012 Report for the Farmington Metropolitan Statistical Area

San Juan County

Labor Force Employed

54,900 51,300Unemployed Rate3,600 6.6%

State Government Employment

N.M. State Personnel Office2600 Cerrillos RoadSanta Fe, N.M. 87505(505) 476-7771

San Juan County Employment

Personnel Director305 S. Oliver

Aztec, N.M. 87410(505) 334-4522

CITy EMPLOyMENT

City of Farmington

Personnel Office800 Municipal DriveFarmington, N.M. 87401(505) 599-1132

City of Aztec

Human Resources201 W. ChacoAztec, N.M. 87410(505) 334-7600

City of Bloomfield

Bloomfield City Hall915 North First StreetBloomfield, N.M. 87413(505) 632-6300

STATE OF NEW MExICODepartment of Labor

New Mexico Workforce Connectionn Onestop600 W. ArringtonFarmington, N.M. 87401(505) 327-6126

PRIvATE EMPLOyMENT AGENCIES

*Employee Connections2901 E. 20th Street, Suite 101Farmington N.M. 87401(505) 324-8877

*itsQuest111 N. Behrend AvenueFarmington, N.M. 87401(505) 327-7317

*Labor Ready, Inc. 1416 SchofieldFarmington N.M. 87401(505) 325-9675

*SOS Staffing Services4801 N. Butler Ste. 6101Farmington, N.M. 87401Clerical and Professional(505) 599-0971

*Denotes member of the Farmington Chamber of Com-merce.


San Juan Regional Medical Center Medical 1,786 609-2000

Farmington Schools Education 1,712 324-9840

Central Consolidated Schools Education 1,162 598-5834

BHP Minerals Mining and Coal 1,034 598-4200

San Juan College Education 1,100 326-3311

City of Farmington Government 900 327-7701

Wal-Mart Retail 756 326-1100/327-1243

ConocoPhillips Oil and Gas 610 326-9700

Arizona Public Service Co. Power Plant 573 598-8592

Bloomfield Schools Education 462 632-3316

Aztec Schools Education 415 334-9474

Public Service Co. of NM Power Plant 400 598-7565

Basin Home Health/Basin Coord. Home Health 400 325-8231

Presbyterian Medical Services Health Services 300 326-2731

Enterprise Products Operating LP Natural Gas 300 325-2841

N.A.P.I. Agriculture 244 566-2600

BP America Oil and Gas 180 326-9200

Sam’s Club Retail 160 326-3500

Citizens Bank Finance 152 599-0100

Western Refining Co. Gas Refining/Trans. 150 632-8013

Wells Fargo Finance 94 324-9500

Daily Times Newspaper 59 325-4545

MAJOR AREA EMPLOYERSCompany Product/Service #Empl. Phone Number

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The hotels/motels listed are members

of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce

America’s Best Value Inn

600 E. Broadway

505-325-2288

877-322-2288

www.abvifarmington.com

Breakfast; outdoor swimming pool; weekly rates; handi-

capped; kitchenettes; pets; 140 rooms, 10 Suites

Budget Inn

652 E. Main

(505) 326-5521

Refrigerator in each room; barbeque facilities, laundrette;

34 rooms

Casa Blanca Inn (B&B)

505 E La Plata Street

505-327-6503

www.casablancanm.com

Breakfast; weekly rates; handicapped; kitchenettes; eight

rooms, two bedroom cottages

Comfort Inn Motel

555 Scott Ave.

505-325-2626

800-341-1495

Breakfast; outdoor swimming pool; handicapped; pets; 60

rooms, 19 suites

Courtyard by Marriott

560 Scott Ave.

505-325-5111

www.courtyard.com/fmncy

Breakfast; swimming pool; handicapped; 121 rooms, four

suites

Farmington Super 8

4751 E. Cortez Way

505-564-8100

www.super8.com

Breakfast, indoor swimming pool, weekly rates; handi-

capped; pets; 67 rooms

Holiday Inn Express

2110 Bloomfield Blvd.

505-325-2545

800-Holiday

www.hiexpress.com

Breakfast; indoor swimming pool; handicapped; pets; 100

rooms

Kokopelli’s Cave (B&B)

206 W. 38th Street

505-326-2461

505-325-7855

www.bbonline.com/nm/kokopelli

Breakfast; weekly rates; kitchenettes; one cave suite

La Quinta Inn

675 Scott Ave.

505-327-4706

800-531-5900

www.lq.com

Breakfast; outdoor swimming pool; weekly rates; handi-

capped; pets; 107 rooms

Red Lion Inn

700 Scott Ave.

(505) 327-5221

(800) 992-4023

www.redlion.rdln.com

Breakfast; indoor swimming pool; weekly rates; handi-

capped; kitchenettes; pets; 192 rooms

The Region Inn

601 E. Broadway

505-325-1191

www.theregioninn.com

Outdoor swimming pool; weekly rates; handicapped; 73

rooms; two suites

Silver River Adobe Inn (B&B)

3151 W. Main

505-325-8219

800-382-9251

www.silveradobe.com

Breakfast; two rooms, one suite

The Strater Hotel

699 Main Street (Durango, CO)

970-247-4431

www.strater.com

Breakfast; handicapped; 63 rooms, 30 suites

Towne Place Suites by Marriott

4200 Sierra Vista Dr.

505-327-2442

1-888-236-2427

www.towneplacesuites.com

Free hot buffet breakfast, indoor swimming pool, fully

equipped kitchens, pets allowed, 5 floors, 117 suites

Hotels/Motels


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Farmington Chamber of Commerce(505)325-0279 or 888-325-0279

Convention and Visitors Bureau(505)326-7602 or (800)448-1240

Aztec Chamber of Commerce(505)334-9551

Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce(505)632-0880

Navajoland Tourism Department(928)871-6436

EmErgENCy

American red Cross .................................................(505)325-9605

Police, Fire, Ambulance ................................................................911

Non-Emergency .......................................................(505)334-6622

Farmington Police

(Non-Emergency) ............................................(505)327-7701 PBX

San Juan regional medical Center ............................(505)609-2000

San Juan County Sheriff .............(Non-Emergency) (505)334-6107

New mexico State Police ....(Non-Emergency) (505)327-7547 PBX

CAr rENTAlS

All Star rent-A-Car....................................................(505)325-4313

Avis rent-A-Car.........................................................(505)327-9864

Budget Car rental ....................................................(505)327-7304

*Enterprise rent-A-Car ............................................(505)327-1356

*Hertz rent-A-Car ....................................................(505)327-6093

*Ziems Ford Corners................................................(505)325-1961

Air TrANSPorTATioN

*great lakes Airline ................................................(505) 326-3216

Four Corners regional Airport .................................(505)599-1395

(With flights to Denver)

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KB Cab Company ......................................................(505)564-3999

Navajo Transit System..............................................(928)729-4114

PmS Dial-A-ride (by appointment only) ...................(505)325-3409

red Apple Transit .....................................................(505)325-3409

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Arizona road Conditions ..........................................(888)411-7623

Colorado road Conditions

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New mexico road Conditions....................................(800)432-4269

Utah road Conditions

....................................(866)511-8824 (out of state) 511(in state)

UTiliTiES

Cable Services (Comcast).........................................(505)327-6143

Electric/Water/Sewer/Sanitation ...............................(505)599-8411

gas Services (New mexico gas) ...............................(888)664-2726

Phone Services (Century link).................................(800)244-1111

*Denotes member of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce

oTHEr imPorTANT PHoNE NUmBErS

Animal Control ..........................................................(505)599-1098

*Better Business Bureau .........................................(505)326-6501

*City of Farmington Switchboard .............................(505)327-7701

*Children, youth & Families Dept. Protective Services

.................................................................(505)327-5316 ext. 1023

Department of motor Vehicles .................................(505)599-9712

Farmington Business registration ...........................(505)599-1170

Farmington Civic Center............................................(505)599-1145

*Farmington Downtown Association ........................(505)599-1419

*Farmington’s gateway museum..............................(505)599-1174

Farmington indian Center.........................................(505)327-6296

Farmington Post office.............................................(505)324-3055

Farmington Public library ........................................(505)599-1270

*Farmington Public Schools.....................................(505)324-9840

Farmington recreation Center .................................(505)599-1184

*KoBF-TV.................................................................(505)326-1141

mcgee Park ..............................................................(505)325-5415

*Newspaper (The Daily Times) ................................(505)325-4545

*Newspaper (Tri City Tribune)..................................(505)516-1230

recycling Program information................................(505)325-8230

San Juan Economic Development Services ..............(505)566-3720

Sycamore Park Community Center ..........................(505)566-2480

United Way Helpline ..................................................(505)326-4357

CiViC groUPS**

Noonday Civitan Club................................................(505)330-2309

Kiwanis Club of Farmington......................................(505)801-9292

lions Club-Farmington Evening................................(505)324-0863

lions Club-lower Valley............................................(505)598-5431

rotary Club-Farmington ...........................................(505)327-0422

rotary Club-San Juan County*..................................(505)327-0333

Toastmasters Club....................................................(505)326-9780

Tres rios rotary Club ...............................................(505)325-6644

*Denotes member of the


**For a complete Clubs & organizations list contact

the Farmington Chamber of Commerce

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Certified counselors at our SBDC assist in pre-and post-venture planning with confidential one-on-one consulting, offer low cost training in a varietyof subjects, and can assist your company in net-working with other local companies to achieveyour goals. Assistance is available throughout thelifecycle of your business and is provided bycounselors who understand because they havebeen there themselves.

If you have a dream, you will need a plan. TheSBDC can lend a hand when your vision needsfleshing out with market research. Counselors canguide you in the business planning process andprepare you to seek financing. A visit with the SBDCcan cut through the maze of licenses, fees, taxes,etc. that can be difficult to understand. And, if yourdream needs highly specialized, world class technicalassistance, the SBDC can direct you there as wellwith their access to Los Alamos and Sandia Labs.All of this is provided at no charge to you!

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Admittedly, part of the solution is ongoing training.The local SBDC offers low cost training on thetopics clients request and need. Past workshopshave covered tax reporting issues, workers’ com-pensation, interpreting financial statements, Quick-Books instruction, competing with big box retailers,sales skills training, contracting with the governmentand many more. The seminars are a great way toexpand your knowledge base, stay up to date andnetwork with fellow entrepreneurs.

Our local SBDC is there to serve business. If youhave any issue, they are there to assist you infinding a solution. The Small Business DevelopmentCenter at San Juan College, recognized by the SBAfor Service Excellence and Innovation and by theNM Infrastructure Finance Committee for BestPractices in Economic Development, is one of 20statewide offices who share resources and expertise.

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AnglicAn

christ church

618 W. Arrington......................................................(505)608-4050

Apostolic

calvary Apostolic church

405 E. gladden Dr....................................................(505)327-7200

AssEmbly of goD

first Assembly of god in farmington

805 saguaro trail....................................................(505)325-2684

new life Worship center

8121 E. main ..........................................................(505)325-5091

templo sinai Assembly of god

800 mccormick school Rd.......................................(505)325-9389

the oasis

1601 n. Dustin ........................................................(505)325-1757

bAptist

crestview baptist church

4400 E. main ...........................................................(505)327-7791

first baptist church of farmington

511 W. Arrington......................................................(505)325-4528

first baptist church of Aztec

700 navajo Ave., Aztec ..........................................(505) 334-6833

bAptist (AbA)

landmark missionary

5905 mccarty Ave. ..................................................(505)325-6073

inDEpEnDEnt

bible baptist shepherd navajo church

1105 s. miller Ave. ..................................................(505)325-1690

college Heights baptist church

2700 Harvard Dr. ....................................................(505)325-1456

grace baptist church

2200 n. sullivan ......................................................(505)325-7802

new Haven baptist temple

2016 E. 16th st.......................................................(505)325-1183

soutHERn bAptist

crouch mesa baptist church

10 cR. 332, Aztec....................................................(505)334-2808

Emmanuel baptist church

211 W. 20th st. ........................................................(505)327-4771

first indian baptist church

501 W. broadway.....................................................(505)327-7704

ideal baptist church

203 E. Elm ...............................................................(505)327-3689

mesa View baptist church

4 Rd. 5323 ..............................................................(505)632-1229

mountain Vista baptist church

1010 Ridgeway pl....................................................(505)599-9019

pRimERA iglEsiA bAutistA

spanish baptist church

601 s Dustin Rd.......................................................(505)326-4008

cAlVARy cHApEl

calvary chapel of farmington

6925 E. main ...........................................................(505)326-0604

cAtHolic RomAn

sacred Hear t catholic church

414 n. Allen Ave. .....................................................(505)325-9743

st. mary’s parish

2100 E. 20th st.......................................................(505)325-0287

cAtHolic – WEstERn RitE

st Judes Holy catholic

4200 college blvd ...................................................(505)327-2719

cHARismAtic

summit church

1200 E. 30th st......................................................(505) 325-8525

World Harvest center

1024 n butler..........................................................(505)327-0941

cHRistiAn

maranatha fellowship

618 W. Arrington......................................................(505)327-0530

salvation Army church

319 W. broadway....................................................(505) 327-5117

sunrise christian church

1501 sunrise parkway ............................................(505)327-9124

cHRistiAn DisciplEs of cHRist

bethany christian church

711 E. 30th st. ........................................................(505)325-6848

cHRistiAn sciEncE

first church of christ scientist

120 W. main st. ........................................................(505)325-2541

cHuRcH of cHRist

church of christ

317 E. gladden Dr....................................................(505)324-0528

Eastside church of christ

2012 Huntzinger Ave...............................................(505)325-4343

northside church of christ

401 W. 20th st. ........................................................(505)325-2983

cHuRcH of JEsus cHRist of lAttER DAy sAints

church of Jesus christ of latter Day saints,

farmington stake center

4400 college blvd ...................................................(505)327-5958

church of Jesus christ of latter Day saints

400 W. Apache.........................................................(505)325-6989

church of Jesus christ of latter Day saints

1310 E 25th st. ........................................................505)325-6789

community

Deser t Heights community church

1420 schofield lane ...............................................(505)325-2923

pinon Hills community church

5101 n. Dustin Ave. ................................................(505)325-4541

straight up ministries

1300 n. Dustin .......................................................(505) 320-6830

Area Churches


Episcopal

Episcopal church in Navajoland

1257 Mission ave.............................(505)327-7549

san Juan Mission Espiscopal church

1271 Mission ave.............................(505)327-0326

st. John’s Episcopal church

312 N. orchard ................................(505)325-5832

FoursquarE GospEl

Freedom in christ church

4330 college Blvd. ...........................(505)326-7350

Full GospEl

The potters’ House

400 E Gladden Dr. ............................(505)327-4533

iNTErDENoMiNaTioNal

My Fathers House

308 W. Broadway..............................(505)327-0131

JEHovaH’s WiTNEssEs

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses

5661 college Blvd. ...........................(505)326-1403

luTHEraN

christ the rock lutheran church-WEls

5401 Hood Mesa Trail......................(505)564-3620

Navajo lutheran Ministry

5401 Hood Mesa Trail......................(505)324-9739

Trinity lutheran church

1221 E. 20th st................................(505)325-1179

Zion Evangelical lutheran church-Missouri synod

7455 Foothills Dr. .............................(505)325-3420

MENNoNiTE

light of life Mennonite church

780 Boyle road................................(505)327-7056

METHoDisT uNiTED

*First united Methodist church of Farmington

808 N. Monterey ave. ......................(505)327-0363

New covenant united Methodist church

4600 college Blvd. ...........................(505)326-2314

NaZarENE

cross roads community

2400 N. Butler .................................(505)325-2600

NEW THouGHT - rEliGious sciENcE

Fellowship of spirit

2009 E. 13th st................................(505)326-5103

NoN-DENoMiNaTioNal

Deser t Heights community church

1420 schofield lane ........................(505)325-2923

Faith Family church

5301 Foothills Dr. ............................(505) 326-3040

The Journey church

207 E Main .......................................(505)320-9190

New life in christ Ministries

1108 N. Dustin................................(505) 325-3787

*pinon Hills community church

5101 N. Dustin................................(505) 325-4541

* summit church

1200 E. 30th st................................(505)325-8525

restoration Family Worship

213 orchard ave s...........................(505)326-5619

san Juan Bible church

4109 country club Dr. ......................(505)325-2289

Word of life christian center

1500 N Fairview ave. .......................(505)564-9513

pENTEcosTal uNiTED

united pentecostal church

1900 Fairview ave............................(505)325-3347

prEsByTEriaN (usa)

* First presbyterian church

865 N. Dustin ave. ...........................(505)327-5231

rEliGious sciENcE

Fellowship of spirit

2009 E. 13th st................................(505)326-5103

rEorGaNiZED cHurcH oF JEsus cHrisT oF laTTEr

Day saiNTs

community of christ

219 E. 30th st..................................(505)334-2869

salvaTioN arMy

The salvation army corps – a center for Worship

319 W. Broadway..............................(505)327-5117

sEvENTH Day aDvENTisT

pinon Hills seventh-Day adventist church

5001 Foothills Dr. .............................(505)325-0613

uNiTariaN uNivErsalisT

san Juan unitarian universalist

219 N. orchard ave. .......................(505) 326-4836

rElaTED cluBs & orGaNiZaTioNs

christian Writers club

(970)564-9449

Jewish community – congregation Har shalom

(970) 375-0613

Navajo Ministries inc.

(505)325-0255

p.E.o. chapter Ba

(505)326-2004

salvation army

(505)327-5117

*san Juan Baptist association

(505) 327-4530

san Juan catholic charities

(505)325-3734

united Methodist Women

(505)327-0363

Women’s Missionary league Zion lutheran

(505)632-1620

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COST OF LIVING INDEXMetropolitan Area ACCRA Cost of Living2009 1st Quarter(U.S. Average = 100)New York, NY 181.3Orlando, FL 98.1St. George, UT 94.5Denver, CO 103.9Phoenix, AZ 103.0

Albuquerque, NM 96.7Riverside, CA 115.0Dallas, TX 92.9Farmington, NM 96.7

PROPERTY TAXESResidential Non-Residential

Farmington 0.022450 mil 0.026929 milAztec 0.024521 mil 0.030306 mil Bloomfield 0.027180 mil 0.032996 mil

RENTAL RATESApartments: 1-BR, $650 and up; 2-BR, $750 and up; 3-BR, $900 and up.Houses:2-BR, $650 and up; 3-BR, $1000 and up.In Farmington, the average selling price of a home is $199,643and the median selling price is $171,450 in February 2013.

For information on low-income housing, contact:San Juan County Housing Authority7450 E Main Street, Suite C (505)327-5654

APARTMENTSApple Ridge Apartments (Seniors) 1600 Cliffside Drive(505)327-0151

Barkley Rentals(505)326-1617

Brentwood Manor Apar tments610 E. 30th St.(505)326-0329

**Cannery Apartments400 Nelson Ave.(505) 801-9427

Casa Linda PropertiesShort-Term & Long-TermExecutive Rentals(505)320-5094

**Casa Blanca Inn (Long term)505 E. La Plata St.(505)327-6503

Cedar Ridge Apar tments308 W. 28th St.(505)325-2180


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ApArtmentsConquistador Apar tments2525 e. 16th st.(505)325-2375

Dona Ana Apartments1000 Walnut Drive(505)325-9219

**executive rentals1601A e. 20th st.(505)486-3500

Kenwood Villa Apartments1501 n. Fairgrounds rd. #5(505)326-7125

Ladera Village Apar tments3500 n Butler Ave.(505)326-1687

mesa Village Apts.1750 e. elm(505)564-2570

north park Apar tments2401 n. Dustin(505)327-1851

*northgate Village Apartments2500 W. Apache(505)327-4197

redford Apar tments302 Dekalb(505)327-4645

*san Juan Apartments2614 e. 20th st.(505)325-8590

sunset House Apartments2400 n. Dustin

(505)327-9570

Villa View Apar tments908 Walnut Drive(505)326-2989

Village Apar tments2800 n. Dustin(505)325-2180

Vista Apar tments2705 e. 22nd st. #10(505)327-2868

Woodland park-mobile Home Apts.945 n Auburn Ave.(505)325-8319

(*Denotes income based)** members of Chamber of Commerce

reALtOr LIstFarmington Chamber of Commerce members Only

** Denotes property management

Century 21 soWesCo realty**4801 n. Butler, Bldg. 4000(505)325-2100www.century21sowesco.com

Coldwell Banker Cornerstone realty802 e. 20th st.(505)325-7788www.cbcornerstonerealty.com

Dimmick realty**3555 e. main, suite A(505)325-8863www.dimmickrealty.com

erA Four Corners real estate**800 e. 30th st. suite 2(505)327-3900

re/mAX of Farmington108 n. Orchard, suite 101(505)327-4777/800-789-8744www.move2farmington.com

san Juan County Board of realtors2510 e. 20th st.(505)327-0296www.sanJuanCountyBoardofreALtOrs.com

san Juan realty624 e. main st.(505)327-4837www.sanjuanrealty.info

sun West proper ties**800 e. 30th st., Bldg. 4 ste A (505)327-4876www.sunwestpropertiesnm.com

tres rios properties LLC**2713 e 20th st. e(505)327-1986

United Country Accent realty4010 e. 30th st.(505)327-7782www.accentrealty.com

reAL estAte ADVertIsInGsan Juan County real estate magazine201 n. AllenFarmington, nm 87499(505)325-4545

reAL estAte ApprAIsersAccent on Appraisals2509 ridgecrest Dr.Farmington, n.m. 87401Larae Henderson (505) 486-1657www.accentonappraisals.com

steve neville Appraisals5061 Antelope Jct.Farmington, nm. 87402steve neville (505)327-5460

reAL estAte DeVeLOpers & InVestOrserA Four Corners real estate**800 e. 30th st., suite 2Farmington, nm 87401(505) 327-3900

Gipson Investments Inc.3005 northridge, suite 1Farmington, nm 87401(505) 327-5470

silver ridge Development Inc.4800 College Blvd. suite 101Farmington, nm. 87402Craig stoabas (505)325-2464

Salmon Ruins


2700 Farmington Ave. Bldg C-Ste.1 Farmington, NM • 505-327-4796

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Farmington Community Health Center Dental Clinic

We are a patient centered dental clinic offering quality & affordable dental care. Serving all ages for

urgent dental care needs, new patients & walk-in appointments.Most insurances accepted, including

Medicare & Medicaid. A sliding fee based on incomeis available to uninsured patients.

NEW PATIENTS ACCEPTED SAME DAY

APPOINTMENTS

Dr. Owen

San Juan Regional Medical Center801 W. Maple St., Farmington, N.M. (505) 609-2000

San Juan Regional Rehabilitation Services525 S. Schwartz Ave., Farmington, N.M. (505) 609-262518-Bed ComprehensiveRehabilitation Facility

San Juan County Field Health Office744 W. Animas St., Farmington, N.M. (505) 326-9161Vital RecordsImmunizationsFamily Planning & STD ServicesWIC Nutritional Services

CLINICSFour Corners Ambulatory Surgery Center2300 E. 30th Bldg. A, Farmington, N.M.(505) 564-2300

Four Corners Dialysis Center801 W. Broadway, Farmington, N.M.(505) 325-2827

Harmony Naprapathic Clinic8100 E. Main, Farmington, N.M.(505) 327-0086

Or thopedic Associates2300 E. 30th Bldg. D-101, Farmington, N.M.(505) 327-1400

Farmington Community Health Center- PMS1001-D W. Broadway, Farmington, N.M.(505) 327-4796

Presbyterian Medical Services*608 Reilly Ave.Farmington, N.M.(505) 326-2731

Reliance Medical/Urgent Care3751 N. Butler, Farmington, N.M.(505) 324-1915

SJRMC Bloomfield Health Center100-C N. Church, Bloomfield, N.M.(505) 632-1807

SJRMC Urgent Care Center4820 E. Main, Farmington, N.M.(505) 609-6495

Basin Occupational Urgent Care1308 E. 20th St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 324-0149

U.S. Government/VA Community Clinic1001 W. Broadway Ste. CFarmington, N.M.(505) 326-4383

CHIROPRACTORSFarmington Chamber of Commerce Members

Family First Chiropractic and Wellness Center6586 E. Main St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 564-2225

La Mesa Chiropractic Center2904 N. HuttonFarmington, N.M.(505) 327-4845

Smith Chiropractic, P.C.1707 E. 20th St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 327-5086

Staci Noyes, D.C.P.C.2808 20th St. Ste E(505) 327-9196

Sussex Chiropractic P.A.4740 N. ButlerFarmington, N.M.(505) 325-2604

Medical Services


Vertical Chiropractic4725 N. Foothills Dr., Suite CFarmington, N.M.(505) 436-2284

DENTISTS/DENTAL CAREFarmington Chamber of Commerce Members

Stephen B. Clark, DDS, P.C.701 N. DustinFarmington, N.M. (505) 327-4495

Sundance Dental Care6588 E. MainFarmington, N.M. (505) 326-6800

Deser t Hills Dental Care2525 E. 30thFarmington, N.M.(505) 327-4863

Mountain Dental - Johnson & Montoya Dental1510-B E. 20th St., Suite BFarmington, N.M.(505) 327-6151

Mountain Dental - Volkerding & Klingenstein708 E. 20th St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 327-6155

Or thodontics, Inc. - Joseph A. Wilson DMD, MSD4760 N. Butler Ave., Suite AFarmington, N.M.(505) 325-8858

Red Rock Dental3030 E. Main, Suite 1Farmington, N.M.(505) 325-4867

FAMILY COUNSELINGFarmington Chamber of Commerce Members

Desert View Family Counseling905 W. ApacheFarmington, N.M.(505) 326-7878

Jasper & Associates2901 E. 20th St.Farmington, N.M. (505) 326-0241

HEALTH CLUBSFarmington Chamber of Commerce Members

Anytime Fitness4917 E. Main St.,Farmington, N.M.(505) 325-5848

Defined Fitness1700 E. 20th St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 325-3565

Special K Fitness Inc.3180 N. Butler Bldg 300Farmington, N.M.(505) 326-2460

San Juan College Fitness Center4601 College Blvd.Farmington, N.M.(505) 566-3401

Team 4 Corners125 W. Main St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 566-1919

HEALTHCARE SERVICESFarmington Chamber of Commerce Members

Basin Home Health and Hospice200 N.OrchardFarmington, N.M.(505) 325-8231

Guardian Angel Home Health4801 N. Butler Farmington, N.M.(505) 564-9002

Integrated Health Solutions, Inc.204 W. Main St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 516-0448

New Freedom Private Care, Inc.2909 E. 20th St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 324-0780

Partners Assisted Living Services, Inc.313 N. LockeFarmington, N.M.(505) 325-9600

Presbyterian Medical Services608 Reilly Ave. Farmington, N.M.(505) 326-2731

San Juan Regional Medical Center801 W. MapleFarmington, N.M.(505) 609-2000

Southwestern Home Health Care Inc.408 N. Auburn Ave.Farmington, N.M.(505) 326-6024


X-Ray Associates at Farmington1750 E. 30th St.Farmington, N.M.(505) 327-0123

NURSING HOMES*Denotes Farmington Chamber of Commerce Member

FarmingtonBridge at Life Care Center of Farmington*1091 W. Murray Dr.Farmington, N.M.(505) 324-6200

Cedar Ridge Inn800 Saguaro TrailFarmington, N.M.(505) 598-6000

Life Care Center of Farmington1101 W. Murray Dr.Farmington, N.M.(505) 326-1600

San Juan Care & Rehabilitation Center806 MapleFarmington, N.M.(505) 325-2910

AztecCrane’s Roost Care Home104 S. Park Ave.(505) 333-2604

Four Corners Good Samaritan Village500 Care Lane(505) 334-9445

BloomfieldBloomfield Nursing & Rehab Center803 Hacienda Ln(505) 632-1823

Gingrich Home for the Elderly27 Road 5577Bloomfield, N.M.(505) 632-1234

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIESFarmington*Denotes Farmington Chamber of Commerce Member

Bee Hive Homes of Farmington*400 N Locke Av.(505) 326-6261

Cedar Ridge Inn800 Saguaro Trail(505) 598-6000

Namaste House Assisted Living, LLC*800 W. 30thFarmington, N.M.(505) 327-3658

The Bridge at Farmington*1091 W. Murray Dr.(505) 324-6200

Aztec

Good Samaritan Society - Atwood500 Care Ln(505) 334-9445

Crane’s Roost Care Home104 S. Park Av.(505) 333-2604

RELATED ORGANIZATIONS

Alcoholics Anonymous(505) 327-0731

Alzheimer Association*(505) 326-3680(800) 777-8155

American Heart Association (Memorials and Contributions) (800) 242-8721

American Red Cross(505) 325-9605

Arthritis Foundation - N.M Chapter(800) 477-7679(505) 883-0343

Cancer Support Groups(505) 609-6259

Community Counseling Center(505) 325-0238

Easter Seal Society(505) 424-7700

NW New Mexico Hospice(505) 327-0301

Lung Association of NM(505) 265-0732(800) 586-4872

Make A Wish Foundation(505) 888-9474

Meals on Wheels(505) 599-1380

National Federation of the Blind - SJC(505) 564-2524

NW N.M. HIV/AIDS Services(505) 327-7043

Planned Parenthood(505) 327-0451

San Juan Regional Medical Center Auxiliary(505) 609-6156

San Juan County Shrine Club(505) 334-4088

United Blood Service(505) 325-1505

Weight Watchers(800) 651-6000

Fast FactsCLIMATE

Annual Average Sunny Days: .........................................281

Average Temperature:

January Max. 42

January Min. 18

July Max. 91

July Min. 59

Annual Average Rainfall:.......................................8.4 inches

Annual Average Snowfall: ..................................16.0 inches

Prevailing Winds: .......................Mild, Easterly and Westerly

Terrain: Fertile river valley surrounded by high desert,

rolling plateaus, mesas, mountain ranges to the north,

east, and west.

Altitude: ...............................................................5,395 feet

POPULATION

Farmington: ...............................................................45,256

San Juan County ......................................................128,529

Total Gross Receipts Tax .......................................7.1250%


SCHOOL CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONSTeacher’s Honorary Alpha Delta Kappa .................(505)334-8468

Education Association..............................................(505)324-9840

Four Corners Home Educators................................(505)947-3658

SCHOOL DIRECTORYFARMINGTON MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS

Superintendent’s Office

2001 N. Dustin Ave. ................................................(505)324-9840

HIGH SCHOOLS

Farmington High School

2200 Sunset Ave. ....................................................(505)324-0352

Piedra Vista High School

5700 College Blvd. ..................................................(505)599-8880

Rocinate High School

3250 E. 30th St.......................................................(505)599-8627

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Heights Middle School

3700 College Blvd. ..................................................(505)599-8611

Hermosa Middle School

1500 E. 25th St.......................................................(505)599-8612

Mesa View Middle School

4451 Wildflower Dr. .................................................(505)599-8622

Tibbetts Middle School

312 E. Apache St. ...................................................(505)599-8613

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Animas Elementary

1612 Hutton Rd. .....................................................(505)599-8601

Apache Elementary

700 W. Apache ........................................................(505)599-8602

Bluffview Elementary

1204 Camina Real ...................................................(505)599-8603

Country Club Elementary

5300 Foothills Dr. ....................................................(505)599-8604

Esperanza Elementary

4501 Wildflower Dr. .................................................(505)599-8676

Ladera Del Norte Elementary

308 E. 35th St.........................................................(505)599-8605

McCormick Elementary

701 McCormick School Rd. .....................................(505)599-8606

McKinley Elementary

1201 N. Butler Ave..................................................(505)599-8607

Mesa Verde Elementary

3801 College Blvd. ..................................................(505)599-8608

Northeast Elementary

1400 E. 23rd St. .....................................................(505)599-8609

Preschool

5840 Fortuna Dr......................................................(505)599-8625

Preschool

4501 Wildflower Mesa Dr. ........................................(505)599-8763

AZTEC PUBLIC SCHOOLS


1118 W. Aztec Blvd..................................................(505)334-9474

Aztec High School

500 E. Chaco ...........................................................(505)334-9414

Vista Nueva High School

315 S. Ash Ste. 100 ................................................(505)334-3831

Koogler Middle School

455 N. Light Plant Rd..............................................(505)334-6102

Lydia Rippey Elementary

401 Rio Pecos Rd....................................................(505)334-2621

McCoy Elementary

901 N. McCoy Ave. ..................................................(505)334-6831

Park Avenue Elementary

507 S. Park Ave.......................................................(505)334-9469

School Directory


BLOOMFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS


325 N. Bergin Lane.................................................(505)632-3316

Bloomfield High School

520 N. 1st St. ..........................................................(505)634-3400

Charlie Brown Secondary

924 S. Bloomfield Blvd. ...........................................(505)634-3940

Mesa Alta Junior High

329 Bergin Lane .....................................................(505)632-4350

Blanco Elementary

73 U.S. Hwy. 64 .......................................................(505)634-3900

Central Primary

310 W. Sycamore Ave. .............................................(505)632-2121

Naaba Ani Elementary

1201 N. 1st Street .................................................(505)634-3500

Bloomfield Early Childhood Center

325 Bergin Lane .....................................................(505)634-3883

KIRTLAND/CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Shiprock Administration

64 Old Shiprock HS Rd ............................................(505)368-4984

Kirtland Central High School

550 County Road 6100...........................................(505)598-5881

Kirtland Middle School

538 County Road 6100...........................................(505)598-6114

Grace B. Wilson Elementary

40 County Road 6580 .............................................(505)598-6285

Kirtland Elementary

30 County Road 6446 .............................................(505)598-5893

Ojo Amarillo Elementary, Fruitland ..........................(505)598-5271

Ruth N. Bond Elementary

5 County Road 6575 ...............................................(505)598-5178

FARMINGTON PRIVATE SCHOOLS

A Gold Star Academy and Child Development Center

1115 N. Auburn ......................................................(505)324-8697

Emmanuel Baptist Academy

211 W. 20th St.........................................................(505)325-0090

Grace Baptist Academy

2220 N. Sullivan Ave. ..............................................(505)325-7802

Kids Corner Learning Center

2323 Bloomfield Hwy ..............................................(505)325-5800

Montessori School of Preschool/Kindergarten/Elementary

209 N Auburn Ave...................................................(505)325-3166

Navajo Preparatory School

1220 W. Apache St. .................................................(505)326-6571

Pinon Hills Christian School

5509 Sagebrush Ave. .............................................(505)325-5875

Sacred Heart School

404 N. Allen Ave......................................................(505)325-7152

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SPORTS AND RECREATION PHONE NUMBERSFarmington Recreation Center.................................(505)599-1184

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs ........................(505)599-1197

American Amateur Baseball Congress.....................(505)327-3120

Aztec Speedway.......................................................(505)334-2023

Bowling Association Women and Men’s ...................(505)320-4739

Boy Scouts of America.............................................(505)326-4261

Boys and Girls Club of Farmington..........................(505)327-6396

Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails..............................(505)327-9216

Cliff Hangers Four Wheelers ....................................(505)716-6260

Connie Mack World Series........................................(505)599-1184

Four Corners Antique Power Club............................(505)327-6840

Four Corners Aquatic Team .....................................(505)402-9254

Four Corners Arabian Association ...........................(505)632-8885

Four Corners Photographic Society ........................(505)325-0202

Four Corners Youth Soccer......................................(505)330-2928

Gem & Mineral Society .............................................(505)327-7515

Horseshoe Courts....................................................(505)599-1194

Northern NM Street Rodders ..................................(505)325-3590

San Juan College Health &

Human Performance Center ....................................(505)566-3410

San Juan Wildlife Federation ....................................(505)325-5355

Swim America...........................................................(505)325-8978

Totah Amateur Radio Club .......................................(505)598-9715

OUTDOORS/FISHINGFour Corners Bass Master.......................................(505)334-6665

Navajo Fish & Wildlife Department ................(928)871-6451/6450

Navajo Lake State Park ...........................................(505)632-2278

..................................................................................888-NM-PARKS

San Juan Fly Fishing Federation...............................(505)334-9875

GOLF COURSES-PUBLICCivitan Municipal -Farmington..................................(505)599-1194

Hidden Valley Country Club-Aztec............................(505)334-3248

Pinon Hills-Farmington ............................................(505)326-6066

Riverview Golf Course-Kirtland................................(505)598-0140

Lion Wilderness Park Frisbee Golf Course ..........(505)599-1401

GOLF COURSES-PRIVATESan Juan Country Club-Farmington..........................(505)327-4451

CASINOSky Ute Casino & Lodge-Colorado ...........................(800)876-7017

*SunRay Park & Casino .........................................(505)566-1200

Ute Mountain Casino-Colorado ................................(800)258-8007

Fire Rock Navajo Casino ..........................................(866)941-2444

Flowing Waters Navajo Casino .................................(505)368-2300

*Northen Edge Navajo Casino ...............................(505) 960-7000

................................................................................(877) 241-7777

LIVE HORSE RACING*SunRay Park & Casino ...........................................(505)566-1200

SWIMMING POOLSBrookside Pool (Outside) ........................................(505)599-1188

Farmington Aquatic Center (Inside).........................(505)599-1167

Lions Pool (Inside) ..................................................(505)599-1187

Bloomfield Aquatics Center ......................................(505)632-0313

SNOW SPORTSDurango Mountain Resort (73 miles) ....................(970)247-9000

Silverton Mountain Ski Area (98 miles)...................(970)387-5706

Telluride Visitor Services (149 miles)......................(888)605-2578

Wolf Creek Ski Area (90 miles)................................(800)754-9653

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The San Juan County Fair has been providing family entertainment and great fun to the

residents of San Juan County and the Four Corners for more than 100 years.

From a carnival that provides thrills and chills to a Junior Livestock Sale that provides

fair exhibitors with cash that is often used to further their educations, the San Juan County

Fair is the largest single county fair in New Mexico.

This year’s fair will be held Aug. 5-10 at McGee Park.

Each year, the few days before the fair opens to the public, hundreds of residents

arrive at McGee Park to enter their livestock or other exhibits, hoping for a ribbon and/or

cash prizes. Whether it’s the preschooler who has entered a craft for the first time or an

artist who has a history of entering art for years, the smiles and the joy in receiving a

ribbon is the same.

Families bring their campers to the park, where they live for the week of the fair,

making it easier for kids who are showing livestock to feed and groom their animals every

day. The San Juan County Fair brings families, friends and neighbors together where they

support each exhibitor at the fair, catch up with each other’s lives, and enjoy the family at-

mosphere the San Juan County Fair Board is determined to provide.

San Juan County Fair has provided it for more than 100 years

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“A county fair is supposed to be where families can go, enjoy the livestock shows, the music, the

entertainment and the exhibits, but not break the family’s budget,” said Billy Huish, who is the vice

president of the fair board and who has been attending the San Juan County Fair for almost 50

years. “The fair board is focused on having a safe and fun environment for families while providing

exciting things for them to do.”

While the Junior Livestock Sale is the highlight of the fair, with sales that match the New Mexico

State Fair’s sale, the San Juan County Fair is about more than just the animals in the show rings. An

Outhouse Race, a barbecue cook off, karaoke, a trade show, a horse and dog show, petting zoo, a

pie eating contest, a goat costume contest and kids racing midget race cars in the McGee Park

Coliseum are offered, along with great entertainment. Pam Tillis and the Bellamy Brothers are the

headliners for the 2013 fair, and it will be standing room only for those great county music artists.

Not that anyone will be sitting, however -- when the music starts, the audience stands to join in the

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If it’s the fair parade, carnival rides, the animals, the entertainment or the exhibits that brings

families to the fair, it’s the food that keeps them happy! Ask any regular fair goer what their favorite

fair food is, and you’ll get as many answers as there are fair vendors. Curly fries, roasted corn,

funnel cake, lemonade, fried catfish, specialty coffee, Navajo tacos, Frito pie, and cotton candy are

consumed and enjoyed by almost everyone who comes to the fair.

It takes the fair board 11 months to plan each county fair. And the members of the San Juan

County Fair Board are all volunteers – each of whom takes a week of their vacation to be at McGee

Park and oversee the fair every year.

The members of the 2013 San Juan County Fair Board are Ben Hazelwood, president; Billy

Huish, vice president; Lucille Jones, secretary; Darrin Church, treasurer; Gwen Gonser, Blaine

Williams, David Stark, Shanna Webb, Kim Martinez, Brian Perry, Clifton Wages, Richard Reilley and

Dorothy Nobis.

For more information about the fair, call 505-324-5571.


What started as a boxing club for boys in the

1950s is now a multi-program, diverse organization

that serves more than 1,900 young people in the

Farmington area.

Founded in 1960, the Boys and Girls Club celebrated

its 50th anniversary in September of 2010.

“It’s amazing to see where the club is today and

where it all started,” said Ed Marcum, who served as

the club’s director from 1961 until the mid-1970s,

when the facility was located in the old American

Legion Quonset building. “My time there was very

enjoyable. It was great to be a part of something

that helped young people out.”

Today, the Farmington Boys and Girls Club is

located at 1925 Positive Way, formerly 1825 E. 19th

St., not far from the Quonset hut site that served as

the club’s home from 1961 to 1997.

The current 31,000-square-foot building opened

in October 1997 at a cost of $3 million – the result

of a bond issue that the community overwhelmingly

supported.

“We couldn’t do everything we do without the

community’s help,” Club President and Chief Professional

Officer Benedikte Whitman said. “From all of the vol-

unteers to all of the financial support, Farmington

has been very involved in this club through the years.

I also think the club is a source of pride for the entire

community.”

When the Boys Club of Farmington first opened in

1960 it was located at 214 W. Animas St. It was a

time of major change for Farmington as the oil and

gas boom drastically increased the city’s population.

In turn, many local children and teens were in need

of a safe place to spend free time. Dedicated

community members then stepped in through the

help of a committed Board of Directors, who saw an

opportunity to move the club to the old American

Legion hall location in 1961.

Over the years, the club developed into much

more, providing a variety of sports and other activities

for Farmington’s youth. Girls weren’t actually allowed

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in the club until 1968, but many remember that

mandate not stopping them from getting through

the doors. By the 1970s, the club had introduced

girls’ activities such as basketball and cheerleading,

and by 1989 the name of the club was changed to

the Boys and Girls Club of Farmington.

“While the club here is 50 years old, the organ-

ization itself turned 100 in 2006,” Whitman said.

“It used to be enough for a club to offer just

spor ts and games rooms, but that’s not the case

any more. Today, clubs are much more extensive

in addressing the whole child’s needs.”

“I really want the club to be the center of the

youth community, and I think we’ve done well,”

Whitman added.

Whitman has worked for the Farmington club

for the past decade and has scores of fond

memories of her time as director.

Whitman is proud of the club’s role in helping

to address the dropout rate.

“Nationwide, between 30 and 33 percent of

students drop out. We have classes weekly here to

help address the problem. People who drop out

early earn less money, have more social problems

and their health status is even about 10 years

behind those with a high school diploma. We’re

trying to help bridge that gap with our programs.”

Marcum is reminded of the club’s legacy often

when he sees former members as he runs errands

around town.

“I can’t tell you how many people who used to

be involved with the club have introduced their

children to me. People realized back in the 1960s

that we were trying to help kids out. Over the

years, because of some really great people, the

club grew to what it is today,” Marcum added.

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Annette risley, cPA, llc4991 n butler Avefarmington, nM 87401(505)325-5156

david G. bacon, cPA, Pc5512 e. Main, ste. bPo box 1078farmington, nM 87499(505)327-4784

david berry, cPAPo box 308farmington, nM 87499(505)326-0270

chandler & company llPlarry chandler2900 north HuttonPo box 1049farmington, nM 87402(505)327-5052

Mobley & Associates, PcMarilyn Mobley1503 schofield lanefarmington, nM 87401(505) 564-3636

solga & Jakino, PAtom solga901 north tuckerPo box 1247farmington, nM 87499(505)327-0266

steve oldfield cPA, inc.4001 n butler building 2101farmington, nM 87401(505)327-5001

steven d. schlagel, cPA, Pc827 santa barbara dr.farmington, nM 87401(505)327-0331

AccountinG & tAx servicechipman AccountingKen chipman2603 e. Main streetfarmington nM 87401(505)327-5848

AdvertisinG AGenciesMajestic Mediadon vaughan100 W. Apachefarmington nM 87401(505)516-1230www.majesticmediausa.com

Monarch Marketingshawntay WolfePo box 41farmington nM 87499(505)860-9582 www.monarch-marketing.com

AdvertisinG sAlesdex MediaMatthew Kremer1315 Main Avenue, ste.109durango co 81301(970)259-1444

trAvelHost Magazineof four cornersMarcel & beverly thebergePo box 2127durango, co 81302(970)884-0230

AdvertisinG sPeciAltiesAdvertising innovations, inc.Paula Kopp2007 Main Ave, suite Adurango co 81301(970)247-1833

bates Wells, inc.Alvin Klein408 Heiland roadAztec nM 87410(505)334-8001

elite Promotionallarry roche1013 schofieldfarmington, nM 87401(505)326-1710www.adv-spec.com

finish line Graphicssteve lanier1100 W Aztec blvdAztec nM 87410(505)334-1694

AGriculture/AG equiPMentbig r of farmingtonnatalie lang908 e Main stfarmington nM 87401(505)326-7711

cloer's Hay farm-sW scout Personal Guidecarol cloer337 rd 5500bloomfield nM 87413(505)632-2393

J & M baling, inc.Mike e. Grady1621 W. Murray drivefarmington nM 87401(505)326-0145

AGriculture/AlfAlfA HAycloer's Hay farm-sW scout Personal Guide337 rd 5500bloomfield nM 87413carol cloer(505)632-2393

AGriculture/feed storeintermountain farmers AssociationMark Anderson1212 san Juan blvdfarmington nM 87401(505)326-5005

AirlinesGreat lakes AirlinesKassie Mohlenkamp1022 Airport Parkwaycheyenne Wy 82001(307)432-7000 www.flygreatlakes.com

AMuseMent coMPAniesbar d chuckwagon supperscy scarborough8080 cr 250durango co 81301(970)247-5753 www.bardchuckwagon.com

AnsWerinG servicessouthwest connections call centerJohn l. Zerbi108 West Apachefarmington nM 87401(505)599-5242

APArtMentscannery Apartmentslori Mcnerlin400 nelson Ave.farmington, nM 87401(505) 801-9427www.canneryapartments.net

sunset House2400 n. dustin Ave.farmington nM 87401Apartment 222(505)327-9570

APPArel/industries/consultAnts

vector Marketing corp.shar yazzie306 A north oliver driveAztec, nM 87401(505) 210-0472

APPliAnce rePAir And PArtsAaron's sales & lease ownershipdavid Holland2523 e Mainfarmington nM 87401(505)324-0002

bruce's easy rentJerry bruce2522 e Main stfarmington nM 87401(505)325-8700

ArcHitects & ArcHitecturAlGreer stafford/sJcf, inc.rick Page3005 northridge drive, suite ffarmington nM 87401(505)325-7475

Art GAlleriesArtifacts Gallerybev taylor302 e. Main streetfarmington nM 87401(505)327-2907

Artisans of MancosMary ervin101 Grand Ave.Mancos co 81328(970)533-7040www.artisansofmancos.com

fifth Generation trading co.Joe tanner Jr.232 W. broadwayfarmington nM 87401(505)326-3211www.southwestshowroom.com

studio 116Karen ellsbury116 W. Main st.,farmington nM 87401(505)801-5889www.karenellsbury.com

trWc Art center & in cahoots!Gallerysue Johnson109 n. Allen Ave.Po box 3073farmington nM 87499505-716-7660www.threeriverswomen.org

Wal-ArtHelen ferrari422 W. Main streetfarmington nM 87401(505)327-3336(505)327-3336

Art MAGAZinesshared vision Publishingdenise leslie767 Main Ave., ste. 7Po box 3042durango co 81302(970)403-1590 www.sharedvisiononline.com

Assisted livinGbeeHive Homes of farmingtonJoli Johnson400 n lockefarmington nM 87401(505)326-6261

namaste House Assisted living, llc.rebecca Morgan800 West 30thfarmington nM 87401(505)327-3658www.namasthouseal.com

the bridge Assisted livingleslie neely1091 W Murray drivefarmington nM 87401(505)324-6200

AssociAte MeMberscharles & Gwen clouthierGwen clouthierfarmington nM 87401(505)325-4617

deborah cutlerfarmington nM 87402(505)326-6930

directory PlusMatt Wood1275 Main Ave.durango, co 81302(970)375-4500

H.b. fergusonsan clemente, cA 92673(949)496-7109

Jill Mcquearyfarmington nM 87401(505)326-0187

William Manchesterfarmington nM 87401(505)860-0836

doris J. McAninchfarmington nM 87402(505)325-4417

Peggy Mariefarmington nM 87401(505)327-1544

AttorneysJolley law firm P.c.val Jolley665 W. MainPo box 2364farmington nM 87499(505)327-6116

law offices of fortner & dalleyJack l. fortner4000 e. 30th streetPo box 1960farmington nM 87499(505)326-1817

Miller stratvert P.A.seth bingham300 W. ArringtonPo box 869farmington nM 87499(505)326-4521

Moeller law officesf. douglas Moeller424 W broadwayPo box 15249farmington nM 87499(505)327-7456

risley law firm PcGary risley4491 n. butlerfarmington nM 87401(505)326-1776 www.risleylaw.net

thomas lawbrigitte thomas101 s. orchard Ave., ste. 1farmington, nM 87401(505) 327-7498www.btadvocacy.com

tully law firm, P.A.richard t.c. tully500 W broadway ste. 301Po box 268farmington nM 87499(505)327-3388

AttrActionsold Hundred Gold Mine tourbill JonesPo box 430silverton co 81433(800)872-3009www.minetour.com

Auto body sHoPA-1 Glasstom clark439 east broadwayfarmington nM 87401(505)326-5919

c.A.t.s., inc.Phil corbin1317 schofield lanefarmington nM 87401(505)325-6121

four states tirerobby Wright504 Airport drivefarmington nM 87401(505)325-8855

AutoMobile deAlersAdvantage dodge chrysler Jeepstephen r. Melloy3200 e. Main streetfarmington nM 87402(505)327-4424www.advantagedodge.com

Airport Auto centerchuck saunders904 W. Main streetfarmington nM 87401(505)325-3799

Hanson Motors dba Hanson HondaGail Paulson-Hanson5301 e. Main streetfarmington nM 87402(505)325-4000

Horace nissan - Hyundaiclifton Horace4300 e. Main streetfarmington nM 87402(505)327-0366 www.horacenissan.com

Webb Automotive GroupPerry M. Webb3911 e MainPo box 5550farmington nM 87499(505)325-1911 www.webbauto.com

Ziems ford cornersrich cross5700 e MainPo box 5070farmington nM 87499(505)325-1961 www.ziemsford.com

AutoMobile PArtsAuto Parts & equipment co.Allen lyon911 san Juan boulevardfarmington nM 87401(505)325-1764

Chamber members


Automobile PArtsrimCo sales & lease ownershipDavid Holland2350 san Juan blvdFarmington Nm 87401(505)564-3300

Automobile reNtiNg & leAsiNg

Hertz rent-A-Car licenseeCliff booton4 Corners regional AirportPo box 3875Farmington Nm 87499(505)327-6093

Ziems Ford Cornersrich Cross5700 e mainPo box 5070Farmington Nm 87499(505)325-1961 www.ziemsford.com

bAkeriesgreat Harvest bread Co.kim bell4009 e. main ste.AFarmington Nm 87401(505)486-5854greatharvestFarmingtonnm.com

Nestle toll House Cafebridgette Cook4601 e main # 5549Farmington Nm 87402(505)326-5339

bANks & bANkiNg AssoCiAtioNs

bank of the southwestgeorgia gramlich320 W. main streetPo box 630Farmington Nm 87499(505)325-1971

Citizens bankJeff Howle500 W. broadwayPo box 4140Farmington Nm 87499(505)599-0100 www.cbnm.com

Four Corners Community banksheila mathews500 W. main street, suite 101Farmington Nm 87401(505)327-3222 www.thebankforme.com

Vectra bankscott bird2000 e. 20th streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)326-4341

Washington Federalginger Palmer1501 san Juan blvdFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-6100

Wells Fargo bankDavid Cardiff100 e broadwayFarmington Nm 87401(505)324-9500

bAsebAll-AmAteur CoNgress

American Amateur baseball Congressrichard Neely100 W. broadwayFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-3120

beAuty sAloNsomni Hair Designbeverly bentz305 e. 20th st.Farmington Nm 87401(505)327-7566

the Head shops salon & Day spaJanice reynolds3180 N. butler bldg. 400Farmington Nm 87401(505)326-4531

beD & breAkFAstCasa blanca innshirley isgar505 e la Plata streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-6503 www.casablancanm.com

kokopelli’s Cavebruce black206 W. 38th streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)326-2461

silver river Adobe inn b & bDiana ohlson3151 W. main streetPo box 3411Farmington Nm 87499(505)325-8219www.silveradobe.com

beDs, mAttressessleep-N-AirePhil Damron3650 iles AveFarmington Nm 87402(505)326-2811

blooD bANksunited blood servicestracy Hammond475 e 20th street ste. AFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-1505 www.unitedbloodservices.org

boutiques & sPeCiAltysHoPs

DeNae’s boutiquePete mcNeal3030 e. main streetFarmington Nm 87402(505)326-6025

breAD storesgreat Harvest bread Co.kim bell4009 e. main ste.AFarmington Nm 87487401(505)486-5854greatharvestFarmingtonnm.com

breWeriesthree rivers eatery & brewhousebob beckley101 e. main streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)324-2187 www.threeriversbrewery.com

ubrulinda Cossum2501 e. 20th st. #3Farmington, Nm 87401(505)327-3000www.ubruathome.com

briDAl & tuxeDo sHoPsb&b bridal and tuxedobernadette rothlisberger228 W. main st.Farmington Nm 87401(505)326-7344

builDers/DeVeloPers/mANAgemeNt

Palo Duro HomesCory buckley4420 tower road sWAlbuquerque, Nm 87121(505) 326-7355

builDiNg mAteriAlsConstruction supply CompanyJim linquest716 e. main streetPo box 1080Farmington Nm 87499(505)325-2871

Probuild/ubCJim gravestock1141 san Juan blvd.Po box 3680Farmington, Nm 87499(505) 325-3344

southwest building blocks, inc.Dorothy berry522 s. miller AvenueFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-5064 www.swblock.com

busiNess brokersCole & Company, incCharlie ColePo box 2943Durango Co 81302(970)533-7648

busiNess/DeVeloPmeNtCole & Company, inc.Charlie ColePo box 2943Durango Co 81302(970)533-7648

Cornerstone business solutionsChris Hunter614 e. Diamond streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-4900www.Cornerstoneresults.com

CAbiNet sAles & iNstAllAtioN

Cabinets Nowkathy Hogan1129 Nm Hwy 516Aztec, Nm 87410(505)334-6434

CANVAsAbC Canvas inc.Jim Childress7150 e. main streetFarmington Nm 87402(505)325-5403

CAr WAsHesoctopus expressAndrew godfrey2609 east 20thFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-1347

Power Car WashHaddon WilsonPo box 6793Farmington Nm 87499(505)326-1484

CArPet & rug DeAlersCarpet one Floor & Homemary rogers3456 e. main st.Farmington Nm 87402(505)325-7486

lloyd’s Carpets & Draperylloyd englebrecht122 e. main streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-7774

royal Floor Co.Jack Woodward2021 e. 19th streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-0476

CArPet CleANiNgAladdin Carpet Cleaningmartha schrantzPo box 121Farmington Nm 87499(505)325-4041

CAterersChef bernie’s Fine Foods, inc.bernie sandoval910 W. main streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-1361

Come to the Feastmarc Weigel413 N. orchard Ave.Farmington, Nm 87401(505) 327-1996www.cometothefeast.com

Courtyard by marriottkeith barbeau560 scott AvenueFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-5111 www.courtyard.com/fmncy

gourmet enthusiastsmatt Camacho2312 e. 14th st.Farmington, Nm 87401(505)947-4776

los Hermanitossam J. gonzales3501 e. main, suite AFarmington Nm 87402(505)326-5664

the spare rib bbq CompanyJimmy evans1700 e. main streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-4800

Zebadiah’srocky thomson2210 e. 20th streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-5979 www.zebadiahs.com

CellulAr PHoNe sAles AND serViCe

At&tbrad latherman3554 e. main st.Farmington, Nm 87401(505)326-0365www.att.com

Verizon Wireless expresstrevor e Cullinane2800 e. main ste. bFarmington Nm 87401(505)324-8820www.wirelessexpressnm.com

CellulAr telePHoNe equiPmeNt

Cellular onekim Woodward4009 e main suite FFarmington Nm 87402(505)326-3401 www.cellularoneaz.com

ensignalNathan stock4337 e main street suite 204Farmington Nm 87402(505)564-2099 www.ensignal.com

CHeF Come to the Feastmarc Weigel413 N. orchard Ave.Farmington, Nm 87401(505) 327-1996www.cometothefeast.com

CHilD DeVeloPmeNt & DAy CAre

Casa montessoriteresa macaluso4300 College boulevardFarmington Nm 87402(505)325-0656

CHiroPrACtorsFamily First Chiropractic and Wellness Centereric Carpenter6586 e. main st.Farmington, Nm 87402(505) 564-2225www.familyfirstchironm.com

la mesa Chiropractic CenterJeremy rowse2904 N Hutton blvd.Farmington Nm 87402(505)327-4845

smith Chiropractic, P.C.martin smith1707 e. 20th streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-5086www.drmartysmith.com

staci Noyes,D.C.P.C.2808 e 20thFarmington Nm 87402(505)327-9196

sussex Chiropractic, P.A.randy sussex4740 N. butler AvenueFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-2604

Vertical ChiropracticFlynn Fierro4725 N. Foothills Dr. ste. CFarmington, Nm 87402(505)436-2284www.verticalchiropractic.com

CHurCHesFirst Presbyterian Churchrev. glenn Perica865 N Dustin AveFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-5231 1stpresfarmington.com

First united methodist Churchkori Ned808 N. monterey AvenueFarmington Nm 87401(505)327-0363 www.fumcfarmington.com

Pinon Hills Community Churchlynne Howle5101 N. DustinFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-4541 PinonHillsChurch.com

san Juan baptist Associationlinda Dean1010 ridgeway PlaceFarmington, Nm 87401(505) 327-4536

summit ChurchDan morrison1200 e. 30th st.Farmington, Nm 87401(505) 325-8525

CleANers Hutton Plaza Professional Dry CleanersJohn edwards2501 e. 20th street suite 15Farmington Nm 87401Po box 2901(505)326-0011

CleANiNg serViCeC.A.r.e.brian ehmke1480 industrial roadCortez, Co 81321(970)564-0800www.swcare.com

CliNiCs & meDiCAl grouPsPresbyterian medical serviceskim Welch608 reilly AvenueFarmington Nm 87401(505)326-2731

reliance medical groupken stradling3451 N butler AvenueFarmington Nm 87401(505)566-1915 reliancemedicalgroup.com

CoAl miNiNgbHP billitonkay Nave-mark300 West Arrington ste. 200Farmington Nm 87401(505)598-4200

CoFFee sHoPblue Diamond internet Cafebimal Patel915 H Farmington Ave.Farmington, Nm 87401(505)436-2256

Coffee House Deli llCkevin thompson5150 College blvd., ste. 206Farmington, Nm 87402(505) 258-4768www.coffeehousedeli.org

rendevous ginger lockeby110 West main st.Farmington, Nm 87401(505) 324-0575

ColleCtioN AgeNCiesAutomated recovery systems of New mexicomark mendinhall119 N. lockePo box 1680Farmington Nm 87499(505)325-3777 www.arscollect.com

Credit bureau of Farmingtonbill sharer509 e 20th streetFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-5055

ComPuter CoNsultiNgCintigy systemslewis Campbell5101 College blvdFarmington Nm 87402(505)566-3713

Dk systemsrene Halphen1900 schofield laneFarmington Nm 87401(505)325-0153 www.dksystem.net


Computer Consultingglyphic Design & Developmentleslie WrightFarmington, nm 87401(505) [email protected]

impala networks, inc.Doug mortensen805 e. main st. po Box 196Farmington, nm 87499(505) 327-7300www.impalanetworks.com

Juice or milk llCAndrew Frank1515 e. 20th st., suite eFarmington, nm 87402(505)258-4348Facebook.com/Juiceormilk

Computer internet serviCes

Brainstorm internetteresa Dickenson640 main Avenue, suite 201Durango Co 81301(505)326-1010 www.gobrainstorm.net

Computer sAles & serviCeDK systemsrene Halphen1900 schofield laneFarmington nm 87401(505)325-0153 www.dksystem.net

impala networks, inc.Doug mortensen805 e. main st.po Box 196Farmington, nm 87499(505) 327-7300www.impalanetworks.com

Computer WeB Designglyphic Design & Developmentleslie WrightFarmington, nm 87401(505) [email protected]

impala networks, inc.Doug mortensen805 e. main st.po Box 196Farmington, nm 87499(505) 327-7300www.impalanetworks.com

ConCession venDormaui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & smoothiesJeanne Johnsonpo Box 2657Farmington nm 87499(505)330-2352

ConCreteFour Corners pre-Cast, inc.mickey Foleypo Box 1558Farmington nm 87499(505)327-4874

ConstruCtionB & m Cillessen Construction Co.William Cillessen2070 Afton placeFarmington nm 87401(505)325-8891

Farmington Construction, inc.William l. Flack1030 Walnut DriveFarmington nm 87401(505)325-1853

s. J. gabaldon Construction & realtysteve gabaldon2014 san Juan Blvd, ste. HFarmington nm 87401(505)327-4838 www.gabaldon.com

modern iron Worksroger ensor3101 Bloomfield HighwayFarmington nm 87499(505)327-7355

stradling ConstructionKim stradling501 e. AnimasFarmington nm 87401(505)325-2801

uselman Constructionmark uselman1111 Farmington Ave.Farmington nm 87401(505)327-3588

ConsultAntsafer-uConnie Johnstonpo Box 60Flora vista, nm 87415(505)320-7233safer-u.com

ContrACt Furniture/Flooring

Business environmentslori truster5351 Wilshire Blvd. neAlbuquerque nm 87113(505)830-7832www.businessenviroments.com

ContrACtors - equipment AnD supply

overhead Door Co. of the 4 Cornersmanny maestas3820 Academy parkway n neAlbuquerque, nm 87109(505)344-3667

ContrACtors - eleCtriCAlemC-energy maintainance & Constructiontom Akinspo Box 1980Farmington nm 87499(505)325-5003

echo electric Co., inc.Frank schumacher610 Dekalb st.Farmington nm 87401(505)327-0881

nightlight electric Co.roger sheak2405 A southside river rd.po Box 1241Farmington nm 87499(505)327-6565

ContrACtors - plumBingr. A. Biel plumbing & Heatingmark Biel1205 troy King rd.Farmington nm 87401(505)327-7755

CosmetiCsmary Kay Cosmeticsshari mitchell66 Cr 6050Farmington nm 87401(505)598-6547

the Avon storeJacque payne3030 e. main, r-2Farmington, nm 87402(505)326-6600

Country CluBssan Juan Country Clubrandy Kahn5775 Country Club Dr.Farmington nm 87402(505)327-4451 www.clubconnectweb.com/sanjuancc

CrAne serviCemodern iron Worksroger ensor3101 Bloomfield HighwayFarmington nm 87499(505)327-7355

CreDit CArD proCessingCenter

total merchant servicessteven Bainbridge5432 Augusta Dr.Farmington nm 87401(505)793-6100 www.tms4corners.com

CreDit reporting Credit Bureau of FarmingtonBill sharer509 e. 20th st.Farmington nm 87401(505)325-5055

CreDit unionsAnimas Credit uniongary sterton2101 e. 20th streetFarmington nm 87401(505)326-7701 www.animascu.com

First Financial Credit unionvanessa Wagoner4919 e. main st., ste. 103Farmington, nm 87402(505)327-4478 www.ffnm.org

southwest Federal Credit unionDesiree montoya111 s. millerFarmington, nm 87401(505) 327-1603www.sfcunm.org

u.s. new mexico FCuphil Forbert3939 osuna roadAlbuquerque, nm (505) 342-8802

DAnCe instruCtionDanz Forcesheila mobley280 s. Browning parkwy.Farmington, nm 87402(505) 325-7827

DAy lABorlabor ready inc.Caitlin youngs1416 schofieldFarmington, nm 87401(505) 325-9675

Dentists/DentAl lABs/DentAl

stephen B. Clark, DDs, p. C.stephen Clark701 n. Dustin AvenueFarmington nm 87401(505)327-4495

Desert Hills Dental group, pCCharles m. schumacher, DDs,pC2525 e. 30th streetFarmington nm 87401(505)327-4863 www.deserthillsdental.com

mountain Dental -Johnson & montoya

ronald s. Johnson1510 e. 20th st., ste. BFarmington, nm 87401(505) 327-6151www.johnsonandmontoyaden-tal.com

mountain Dental - volkerding & KlingensteinArdell Hutchins708 e. 20th st.Farmington, nm 87401(505) 327-6155www.mountaindental.com

orthodontics, inc. - Joseph A. Wilson DmD, msD,llCJoseph Wilson4760 n. Butler Ave., ste. AFarmington, nm 87401(505) 325-8858www.orthoinc.com

red rock Dental Jaimie sanchez3030 east main, suite 1Famrington, nm 87402(505)325-4867myredrockdental.com

sundance Dental Care - Country ClubAmanda garner6588 e. main st.Farmington, nm 87402(505)326-6800ccdentalcare.com

DepArtment storesAaron’s sales & lease ownershipDavid Holland2523 e mainFarmington nm 87401(505)324-0002

J C penney Company #2080-0tony Clark4601 e. main streetFarmington nm 87402(505)326-4311

sam’s Clubpatricia Alcon4500 e. main streetFarmington nm 87402(505)326-3500

Wal-mart Carlos garcia4600 e. main streetFarmington nm 87402(505)326-1100

Wal-mart super Center #3428tobias Flores1400 W. main streetFarmington nm 87401(505)327-1243

DistriButorsCoca-Cola Bottling CompanyDon mapel105 e mapleFarmington 87401po Box 760/75 girardDurango, Co 81302(800)637-2653

DoCument DestruCtionColorado Document securityJill Fasken734 36 3/10 roadpalisade Co 81526(970)464-4859www.coloradodocument-secu-rity.org

eDuCAtionAl institutionsnew mexico Job Corpssharon segan1500 indian school rd. nWAlbuquerque, nm 87401(505)222-4140www.jobcorps.org

eleCtriCAl equipment &supplies

Border states electric supplyCarmen Candelaria865 south BrowningFarmington nm 87401(505)324-8800

emBroiDeryFinish line graphicssteve lanier1100 W Aztec BlvdAztec nm 87410(505)334-1694

employment AgenCiesemployee Connections, inc.lucy Alvarado2901 e. 20th street, suite 101Farmington nm 87402(505)324-8877

labor ready inc.Caitlin youngs1416 schofieldFarmington nm 87401(505)325-9675

nm Workforce ConnectionDavid velasquez600 W. ArringtonFarmington, nm 84701(505) 327-6126www.dws.state.nm.us

sos employment groupFlo scheiek4801 n. Butler Ave., suite6101Farmington nm 87401(505)326-6612

itsquest, inc.rainy espinoza111 n. Behrend AvenueFarmington nm 87401(505)327-7317

engine sAle AnD serviCestewart & stevensonJon galle1515 W. murray Dr.Farmington nm 87401(505)325-5071 http://www.ssss.com

engineersACes Automation Consulting engineering services,gary spies901 Cillessen Ct.Farmington nm 87401(505)326-2424 www.acesnm.com

Cheney, Walters, & echols, inc.george Walters909 West ApacheFarmington nm 87401(505)327-3303

sakura engineeringscott martin125 W. main st., ste AFarmington, nm 87401(505) 564-2139www.sakuraeng.com

souder, miller & AssociatesDouglas mize2101 san Juan BlvdFarmington nm 87401(505)325-7535

engrAversthird AxisBonnie Cummings-roberts4250 e. main st., ste. BFamrington, nm 87402(505) 402-3907www.thethirdaxis.biz

entertAinment mAnAgement

Animas river Arts & entertainmentKatee mcClurepo Box 1746Aztec, nm 87410(505) 330-4616www.animasriverblues.com

environmentAl Consultinglt environmental, inc.Kyla vaughan401 W. BroadwayFarmington, nm 87401(505) 326-2107www.ltenv.com

environmentAl engineering

AnD ConsultingAnimas environmental services,llCBecky Harrell624 e Comanche stFarmington nm 87401(505)564-2281 www.animasenvironmental.com

equipment-ConstruCtiontom growney equipment, inc.Don griffinpo Box 2343Farmington nm 87499(505)326-1101

event plAnningp&v event solutionsverna Hickman4208 us Hwy. 64Kirtland, nm 87417(505) 598-4052www.pandvllc.com

rr marketingCarrie olsonpo Box 952Farmington nm 87499(505)427-9399www.2rmarketing.com

FAmily CounselingDesert view Family Counselingrick quevedo905 W. ApacheFarmington nm 87401(505)326-7878 www.desertviewsas.org

Jasper & Associatesrebecca Jasper2901 e. 20th st.po Box 3385Farmington nm 87499(505)326-0241

FAst FooD restAurAntslittle Caesars pizzaJustin DiBiase2844 e. main st. ste. 106252Farmington nm 87402(505)516-1555


Fast Food RestauRantsMcdonalds of FarmingtonJeff donahuePo Box 2180durango Co 81302(505)327-4925

sonic drive InR. scott Brannen510 Glade RdFarmington nM 87401(505)360-1166

Wendy’s of Colorado springsdebbie Rather1515 n. academy BlvdColorado springs Co 80909(719)955-2051

FInanCIal & FInanCIal advIsoRs

artemis Grant Consultingsherri Grona1300 n. KirbyBloomfield, nM 87413(505) 860-3090

edward Jonesdennis M. Gross2713 e. 20th st.Farmington, nM 87402(505)325-5938www.edwardjones.com

edward JonesJim sandbothe5150 east Main st ste. 112Farmington nM 87402(505)327-1985 www.edwardjones.com

edward Jones InvestmentsMarcia Phillips4801 north Butler, suite 7101Farmington nM 87401(505)326-7200

Morgan stanley smith BarneyRick Palmer4801 n. Butler, suite 14-101Farmington nM 87402(505)326-9321

FIRe extInGuIsheRsFarmington Fire equip. & safetyRandy Rogers6007 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87402(505)327-1933

FIRst aId/saFetysuPPlIes/tRaInInG

Personnel safetyenterprises/Zee MedicalMark spencer3716 n. eagle Mountain dr.Flagstaff, aZ 86004(928) 526-3130www.personnelsafety.com

FlooRInG Carpet one Floor & homeMary Rogers3456 e. Main st.Farmington, nM 87402(505)325-7486

lloyd’s Carpets & draperylloyd englebrecht122 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-7774

Royal Floor Co.Jack Woodward2021 e. 19th streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-0476

FloRIstshazel’s Flowers and GiftsRacheal sitton1801 n. sullivanFarmington nM 87401(505)326-7418

Food PRoduCts, seRvICes,suPPlIes

Cascade Bottled Water/Coffeedaryl leeper214 s. Fairview ave.Farmington nM 87401(505)325-1859 www.cascadeh20.net

Four Corners IcedeWayne M. Whipple801 W. arrington streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-3813

Ice Cube enterprisesBob durbinPo Box 147Farmington nM 87499(505)325-6622

sam’s ClubPatricia alcon4500 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87402(505)326-3500

southwest Cash & Carrydonna landdeck2621 e 20th stFarmington nM 87401(505)326-3004

Wal-Mart super CenterCarlos Garcia4600 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87402(505)326-1100

Wal-Mart super Center #3428tobais Flores1400 W. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-1243

FRaMInG and PRIntsWal-arthelen Ferrari422 W. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-3336

FuneRal hoMes & MeMoRIals

angel valley Funeral homedavid taylor2111 W. apache st.Farmington, nM 87401(505) 327-2710www.angelvalleyfuneralhome.net

FuRnItuReaaron’s sales & lease ownershipdavid holland2523 e MainFarmington nM 87401(505)324-0002

american home Furnishingsandrea Williams1001 W. BroadwayFarmington, nM 87401(505) 326-3393

ashley Furniture homestoreshanna Bird5200 e MainFarmington nM 87402(505)516-1030

Bruce’s easy RentJerry Bruce2522 e Main stFarmington nM 87401(505)325-8700

homesmartdavid holland1809 e. Main stFarmington, nM 87401(505) 327-7170

Inside Ideased dwinell2632 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)326-0713

the Redwood store, Inc.dave hough2536 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-6119

GaMBlInG CasInosnorthern edge navajo CasinoCindy langston2752 n. 36Fruitland, nM 87499(505)960-7000www.northernedgenavajo-casino.com

sunRay Park & CasinoBradley Boehm39 Road 5568Farmington nM 87401(505)566-1200 www.sunraygaming.com

GaRden aRtFour Corners Pre-Cast, Inc.Mickey FoleyPo Box 1558Farmington nM 87499(505)327-4874

GIFt CaRdssend out Cardsyanabah Bluehouse1020 Winter ParkFarmington nM 87401(505)320-4936

GIFts, JeWelRy, & CaRdsFifth Generation trading Co.Joe tanner Jr.232 W. BroadwayFarmington, nM 87401(505) 326-3211www.southwestshowroom.com

the MaIlRooMBill tanner2844 e Main st ste.106Farmington nM 87401(505)324-0084

Glassa-1 Glasstom Clark439 east BroadwayFarmington nM 87401(505)326-5919

sun Glass Co.Clint Freeman602 W. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505) 327-9677www.sunglassfarmington.com

GolF CouRseshidden valley Golf ClubPat lanierPo Box 147aztec nM 87410(505)334-3248

Who’s your Caddyleslie Jensen10009 alexandria Rd. nealbuquerque, nM 87122(505)250-3372

GoveRnMentCity of Farmingtontommy Roberts800 Municipal driveFarmington nM 87401(505)599-1100

nM Workers’ Compensation administrationCharlene Roberts2700 Farmington ave., Building e, ste. 2Farmington nM 87401(505)599-9746

new Mexico dept. of Workforce Connectionsherri Brownly600 W. arrington streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-6126 www.dol.state.nm.us

san Juan County CommissionKim Carpenter100 s. oliver driveaztec nM 87410(505)334-4271 www.sjcounty.net

GRaPhIC desIGnBiMi designs, llCdiane Mintz901 Road 3000 Po Box 5220Farmington, nM 87499(505)360-1288www.bimidesigns.com

Glyphic design & developmentleslie WrightFarmington nM 87401(505)[email protected]

GRoCeRy stoResFarmer’s Market in Flora vistaGrant Pennington816 hwy 516Flora vista nM 87415(505)334-0333www.farmersfv.com

haRdWaReace hardwareJoel Kroeger3030 e Main st #FFarmington nM 87402(505)327-3491

Big R of Farmingtonnatalie lang908 e Main stFarmington nM 87401(505)326-7711

Construction supply CompnayJim linquest716 e. Main st.Po Box 1080Farmington nM 87499(505) 325-2871

deWees tool & supplyGeorge deWees705 W. Main st.Farmington, nM 87401(505) 326-5491

noel’s Inc.Greg noel601 scott ave.Farmington, nM 87401(505) 327-3375

health CenteRs/equIPMentanytime Fitnesssandy schumacher4917 e. Main st.Farmington, nM 87402(505) 325-5848www.anytimefitness.com

defined Fitnessshawn Gayle1700 e. 20th st. Farmington, nM 87401(505) 325-3565

special K Fitness, Inc.Kim noyes3180 n Butler Bldg. 300Farmington nM 87401(505)326-2460

team 4 CornersFloyd sword125 W. Main Farmington nM 87401(505) 566-1919

health PRoduCtsMantel enterprisesCrystal Mantle5310 hallmarc dr.Farmington nM 87402(505)325-9114 shaklee.net/crystal_clear

healthCaRe seRvICesBasin home health and hospiceFrances Moffitt200 n. orchard avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)325-8231

Good samaritan society -Four Corners villageKatie Roper500 Care laneaztec, nM 87410(505) 334-9445www.good-sam.com

Guardian angel home healthdixie thompson4801 n Butler, Bldg. 2000Farmington nM 87401(505)564-9002

Integrated health solutions,Inc.Ralford Kiing-hutchins204 W. Main st.Farmington, nM 87401(505) 516-0448www.ihsincnm.com

new Freedom Private Care, Inc.Francis harrell2909 e. 20th st., ste. BFarmington, nM 87402(505) 324-0780www.newfreedompc.com

Partners assisted living services, Inc.Cheryl Choman313 n. lockeFarmington, nM 87401(505) 325-9600www.partnersassistedliving.com

Presbyterian Medical servicesKim Welch608 Reilly avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)326-2731

san Juan Regional Medical CenterRick Wallace801 W. Maple streetFarmington nM 87401(505) 609-2000www.sanjuanregional.com

southwestern home health Care Inc.tish Walker408 n. auburn ave.Farmington nM(505) 326-6024www.southwesterncompanies.com

x-Ray associates at Farmingtonsam Brandt1750 e. 30th streetFarmington, nM 87401(505) 327-0123www.xRanM.com

heaRInG aIdsBeltone hearing Care Centersusan Burns4337 e. Main, ste. 202Farmington, nM 87402(505) 325-4101

heatInG & aIR CondItIonInGR. a. Biel Plumbing & heatingMark Biel1205 troy King RoadFarmington nM 87401(505)327-7755

Farmington heating & Metalaldrich Kuchera703 W BroadwayFarmington nM 87401(505)325-4505

Four Corners service CompanyCarl Price6605 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87402(505)325-9863

hoMe audIo and vIdeosales

next level home audio andvideoRandy allen1510 e. 20th ste. aFarmington nM 87401(505)327-6398

hosPItalssan Juan Regional Medical CenterRick Wallace801 W. Maple streetFarmington nM 87401(505)609-2000www.sanjuanregional.com

san Juan Regional Rehab Centerdr. Carletta thompson407 south schwartz ste. 202Farmington nM 87401(505)609-2626 (505) 327-6562

hotels/Motelsamerica’s Best value Inndalia Childers600 e. BroadwayFarmington nM 87401(505)325-2288

Comfort Inn Moteldon Cowman555 scott aveFarmington nM 87401(505)325-2626

Courtyard by MarriottKeith Barbeau560 scott avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)325-5111 www.courtyard.com/fmncy


Hotels/MotelsHoliday Inn expressCharisse Hilchey2110 Bloomfield Blvd.Farmington NM 87401(505)325-2545

la Quinta InnMarilyn stock675 scott AvenueFarmington NM 87401(505)327-4706 www.lq.com

Red lion InnGinny Gil700 scott Ave.Farmington, NM 87401(505) 327-5221www.newmexicoinnandsuites.com

the Region InnCara Martin601 e. BroadwayFarmington NM 87401(505)325-1191

Rochester Hotel/leland HouseKirk Komick726 e. second Ave.Durango, Co 81301(970)385-1920www.rochesterhotel.com

the strater HotelMichele thom699 Main streetPo Drawer eDurango Co 81302(970)247-4431 www.strater.com

super 8 Moteltasheena Begaii4751 Cortez WayFarmington NM 87402(505)564-8100

towne Place suites by MarriottDonna Mills(505)327-24424200 sierra Vista Dr.Farmington NM 87402towneplacesuites.com/fmnts

INDIAN GooDsAlex Benally’s HoganAlex Benally308 West Main stFarmington NM 87401(505)564-3404

Fifth Generation trading Co.Joe tanner Jr.232 W. BroadwayFarmington NM 87401(505)326-3211 www.southwestshowroom.com

Navajo trading CompanyJack Cook126 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87401(505)325-1685

INDIVIDuAls Barbara Chambers4728 Hilltop CourtFarmington, NM 87402(505) 320-7214

Charles & Gwen Clouthier1901 Camino RioFarmington, NM 87401(505) 325-4617

Rosemary Donahoo15 Road 3263Aztec NM 87410(505)592-2729

H.B. Ferguson660 Camino de los Maressan Clemente, CA 92673(949) 496-7109

James strickler2204 N. santiagoFarmington, NM 87401(505) 327-4190

Paul James3906 Buena VistaFarmington, NM 87401(505) 325-6651

Jill McQueary4429 Bella Vista CircleFarmington, NM 87401(505) 326-0187

William W. Manchester3109 Palomas CircleFarmington, NM 87401(505) 860-0836

Dee McAninch5008 Monteagle Dr.Farmington, NM 87402(505) 325-4417

Peggy Marie617 Ridge lea Ct.Farmington, NM 87401(505) 327-1544

steve Neville5061 Antelope JunctionFarmington, NM 87402(505) 327-5450

linda onuska3907 N. Mesa VerdeFarmington, NM 87401(505) 325-7982

INDustRIAl eQuIPMeNt, suPPlIes

DeWees tool & supplyGeorge DeWees705 W. Main street

Farmington NM 87401(505)326-5491

Fabtec solutions llCDwight JacobsonPo Box 2139Farmington NM 87499(505)326-1128

Ja lu FastenersJames Fowler214 W. Animas streetFarmington NM 87401(505)327-4321

Noel’s, Inc.Greg Noel601 scott AvenueFarmington NM 87401(505)327-3375

Process equipment & service Co.Jim Rhodes5680 us Hwy 64Po Box 929Farmington NM 87499(505)327-2222

INsuRANCeAVI Risk Management & Insurance Brokers, Inc.William A. Fortner2890 Pinon Frontage RoadPo Box 5220Farmington NM 87402(505)327-4441 www.aviagency.com

Allstate Insurance Co. - silvia Ramos Agencysilvia Ramos2400 e. 20th streetFarmington NM 87401(505)327-9667

Armstrong/Coury InsuranceBobby & sherill Armstrong424 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87401(505)327-5077

Blue Cross Blue shield of NMBette Bolton5701 Balloon Fiesta Pkwy NeAlbuquerque NM 87125(800)672-9700

Boddy & AssociatesJeff Boddy708 e. 20th street, suite APo Box 153Farmington NM 87499(505)325-6926

Camon Buller AgencyCamon Buller6475 e. MainFarmington NM 87402(505)327-7600

Duckett Family InsuranceAgencyNathan Duckett2713 e 20th street, suite FFarmington NM 87402(505)258-4721

Musi Majluf/ Farmers InsuranceMusi Majluf4801 N Butler, suite 7102Farmington NM 87401(505)325-7900

Guild Mortgagetodd Cartwright4337 e. Main st., suite 203Farmington NM 87401(505)327-2010

Kysar Insurance Agency, Inc.Robert l. Kysar300 W. Arrington street, suite 100Farmington NM 87401(505)325-4561 www.kysar-insurance.com

leavitt Group Four Corners Insurance Agency, Inc.louise Rivas1515 e. 20th st. #CFarmington NM 87401(505)327-4411

Millennium Insurance Agencyterry W. Hayes2700 Farmington Ave. Bldg. APo Box 10Farmington NM 87499(505)325-1849 www.schreiberagency.com

Presbyterian Health PlanMichelle urishPo Box 27489Albuquerque NM 87125(505)923-8169 www.phs.org

Rich Cross state Farm AgencyRich Cross2017A e. 20th streetFarmington NM 87401(505)327-6016

sheppeck Agencyshelley sheppeck800 e. 30th street, suite GFarmington NM 87401(505)327-0447

state Farm Insurancetrudy Goldsmith4001 N Butler ste. 8102Farmington NM 87401(505)327-4841 www.farmingtoninsurance.net

the Walker Agencylinda Walker1501 san Juan Blvd. ste201Farmington NM 87401(505)326-4952 www.walker-agency.com

state Farm InsuranceWendy Most3060 e. 20th, suite DFarmington NM 87402(505)787-0828

Woods Insurance service, Inc.Roy "Bunky" owen4801 N Butler suite 12101Po Box 3830Farmington NM 87499(505)326-1111

INteRIoR DeCoRAtoRs & suPPlIeRs

Carpet one Floor & HomeMary Rogers3456 e. Main st.Farmington NM 87492(505)325-7486

INteRNet seRVICe PRoVIDeRsCedar Netwrokssue Armstrong954 e. 2nd Ave.Durango, Co 81301(970) 385-2500www.CedarNetworks.com

INVestMeNt CouNseloRsedward JonesDennis M. Gross2713 e. 20th streetFarmington NM 87402(505)325-5938 www.edwardjones.com

Merrill lynchlaura Mcsparren727 oak DriveDurango, Co 81301(505) 325-1080www.fa.ml.com/laura_mcsparren

IRRIGAtIoN eQuIPMeNtFour Corners Pre-Cast, Inc.Mickey Foley(505)327-4874 Po Box 1558Farmington NM 87499

JANItoRs, eQuIPMeNt & suPPlIes

Central DistributingMarc CadezPo Box 489Grand Junction Co 81502(970)243-0024 www.centraldistributing.ws

JeWeleRsAlexander’s Fine JewelryJill Davis3030 e. Main st # A-13Farmington NM 87402(505)326-2286

Broadway Pawn & Jewelry, Inc.Brian Dowty615 W. BroadwayFarmington NM 87401(505)327-6741

Freytag & Farrar Jewelers Inc.Bryan Freytag3555 e. Main, suite BFarmington NM 87402(505)325-5102

Garcia & Co. JewelersMark Garcia4540 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87402(505)326-7353 www.garciajewelers.com

J. A. Jewelers & Co.Adam Kinney4005 e Main st ste. DFarmington NM 87402(505)599-9400

JeWeleRs suPPly HouseMonsterslayer, Inc.Jacque Foutz4187 us Hwy 64.Po Box 550Kirtland, NM 87417(505) 598-5322www.monsterslayer.com

KItCHeN & BAtH DesIGNCabinets NowKathy Hogan1129 NM Hwy. 516Aztec, NM 87410(505) 334-6434

lANDsCAPING suPPlIesthe Redwood store, Inc.Dave Hough2536 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87401(505)327-6119

Wal-MartCarlos Garcia4600 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87402(505)326-1100

Wal-Mart super Center #3428tobias Flores1400 W. Main streetFarmington NM 87401(505)327-1243

loAN CoMPANIessun loan & tax serviceGloria Begay900 san Juan Blvd. suite A&BFarmingotn, NM 87401(505)324-8119www.sunloans.com

luMBeR sAlesConstruction supply CompanyJim linquest716 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87499Po Box 1080(505)325-2871

PRoBuild/uBCJim Gravestock1411 san Juan Blvd.Farmington NM 87401(505)325-3344

the Redwood store, Inc.Dave Hough2536 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87401(505)327-6119

MACHINe sHoPsClay-Groomer Machine shopIvan Wade Clay701 s. Carlton Ave.Farmington, NM 87402(505) 327-7751www.cgms.us

MAGAzINe PuBlIsHeRstRAVelHost Magazine of Four CornersMarcel & Beverly thebergePo Box 2127Durango Co 81302(970)884-0230

MAIlING, PACKING, sHIPPINGGeneral Mailing & shippingKristin Briggs3411 Candelaria Ne #JAlbuquerque NM 87107(800)759-2345(505)875-0417

the MailroomBill tanner2844 e. Main st., ste.1 06Farmington, NM 87401(505) 324-0084

MANuFACtuReD HoMesthe Mesa Residential CommunityRandy Johnson2011 troy King RoadFarmington NM 87401(505) 327-2755

Palm Harbor HomesRussell Gabaldon Jr. 806 Hwy 516Flora Vista, NM 87415(505) 334-7413www.floravista.palmharbor.com

MANuFACtuRINGABC Canvas Inc.Jim Childress7150 e. Main streetFarmington NM 87402(505)325-5403

Raytheon Companytommy W. thompsonPo Box 3890Farmington NM 87499(505)960-1500 www.raytheon.com

MARINe sAles AND seRVICesan Juan Marine & sportsJulia FoleyPo Box 460Flora Vista NM 87415(505)334-2717 www.sajuamarine.com

MARKetING CoNsultANtConsumer Impressions, Inc.Jodi PaulPo Box 866966Plano, tX 75086(800) 747-1838www.consumerimpressions.com

PRoMARKetING - PRoMotIoNs & MARKetING

elmore Allen3108 e. MapleFarmington, NM 87401(505) 686-3831www.promarketing.biz

RR MarketingCarrie olsonPo Box 952Farmington NM 87499(505)427-9399www.2Rmarketing.com


Marketing research & Marketing coMpanies

Farmington Flyer coupon Magazinecorbet hooverpo Box 6341Farmington, nM 87499(505) 325-9214www.farmingtonflyer.com

ict Marketing LLcken collinspo Box 3521 Farmington, nM 87499(505) 947-0422

Majestic MediaDon Vaughan100 W. apache st.Farmington, nM 8701(505) 512-1230www.majesticmediausa.com

Monarch Marketingshawntay Wolfpo Box 41Farmington nM 87499(505)564-3299 www.monarch-marketing.com

townsend creations inc.Jeramiah townsendhesperus, co 81326(970) 903-6515townsendcreations.com

Massage therapistsMassage envy FarmingtonJordan Jones4917 e. Main st., suite cFarmington nM 87402(505)326-3689massageenvy.com/clinics/nM/Farmington.aspx

MetaL BuiLDing construction

eZ shade steel BuildingsDennis ivie8180 e MainFarmington nM 87402(505)326-7700

Miningpreferred sands processingBen Filepo Box 367sanders, aZ 86512(928) 688-3900www.preferred.com

MoBiLe hoMes/ManuFactureD

Faver’s homes, inc.Martha Faver1028 W. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-9631

Mortgage LenDerWalleck & Volk MortgageLisa L. Webb475 e. 20th #cFarmington, nM 87401(505) 325-9300www.wvmb.com/lisawebb

Mortage Loans & BankersFrost Mortgagetodd crampton3751 n Butler suite 105Farmington nM 87401(505)716-4741

primesource MortgageMatt Lamoreux4100 e. Main street, suite BFarmington nM 87402(505)327-5500

silver oak MortgageWayne Mangum124 north orchard avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)325-0722 www.mysilveroakloan.com

southwest Financial Mortgage servicesneil holiday480 e. 20thFarmington nM 87401(505)326-0266

MotorcycLe DeaLersFour corners harley-Davidsongary almond6520 e MainFarmington nM 87402(505)325-6710

MoVing & storagetri-city transfer & storageJimmy payne403 e. animas streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-9421

naturaL gas pipeLine/Marketing

enterprise products operating L.p.Derrell Morrow614 reilly avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)325-2841

QuestarLa tanya Ford1215 s Lake streetFarmington nM 87401(505)326-9600

neWspapersamerican classifiedspatricia elmore928-c east MainFarmington nM 87401(505)564-2535

the Daily timesJohn elchert201 north allenpo Box 450Farmington nM 87499(505)325-4545 www.daily-times.com

tri-city tribuneDon Vaughan 100 W. apache st.Farmington nM 87401(505)516-1230www.tricitytribuneusa.com

non-proFit organiZations4 corners employer education serviceBetty asmus311 La cuestaFarmington, nM 87401(505) 326-5614

alzheimer’s assoc. / nM chapterkatie roper3300 n. Butler #221Farmington nM 87401(505)326-3680

american cancer societycheryl schou1800 e. 3rd ave. suite 101Durango co 81301(970)247-0278 www.cancer.org

american red crossamanda romano2100 cortland DriveFarmington nM 87401(505)325-9605 sanjuan.redcross.org

animas river arts & entertainmentkatee Mcclurepo Box 1746aztec, nM 87410(505) 330-4616www.animasriverblues.com

Big Brothers Big sisters of sJcchristina garcia4800 college Blvd. ste.104Farmington nM 87402(505)326-1508 www.bbbssjc.org

capacity Buildersrachel nawrocki418 W. Broadway, suite cpo Box 6517Farmington, nM 87401(505) 326-4245

childhaven FoundationJamie church807 W. apacheFarmington nM 87401(505)325-5358 www.childhavennm.org

children, youth & Families protective services Dept.patricia hale2800 Farmington ave.Farmington nM 87401(505) 327-5316www.cyfd.org

Desert View Family counselingrick Quevedo905 W. apacheFarmington nM 87401(505)326-7878 www.desertviewsas.org

Durango nature studiessally shuffieldpo Box 3808Durango co 81302(970)382-9244

echo inc.sara kaynor1921 e. Murray Dr.Farmington nM 87401(505)325-7466www.echoinc.org

excel case ManagementDiane e. Metoyerpo Box 2839Farmington, nM 87499(505) 324-8660

Family crisis centeropal M. cole208 e. apache streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-3549 familycrisiscenternm.org

Four corners harmony of Barbershop harmony societyDezmer robin harrispo Box 836kirtland nM 87417(505)320-1376

Four corners human resources associationJeff kellermanpo Box 5424Farmington, nM 87401

girl scouts of new Mexicotrails inc.amy Dickson4000 Jefferson plaza nealbuquerque, nM 87109(505) 343-1040

good samaritan society -Four corners Village

katie roper500 care Laneaztec nM 87410(505) 334-9445www.good-sam.com

goodwill industries of new Mexicoshauna o’cleireachain1861 hutton avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)326-6203

humane society of the Four cornerstraci Fletcher215 W MainFarmington nM 87401(505)564-8519

ksutBruce campbellpo Box 737ignacio co 81137(970)563-0255 www.ksut.org

March of Dimeskim huett7007 Wyoming Blvd ne ste.e2albuquerque nM 87109(888)263-9883

Masada house inc.kathy Bankspo Box 5127610 n. DustinFarmington, nM 87401(505) 325-9205

Mayor-city of Bloomfieldscott eckstein117 n. Jordan st.Bloomfield, nM 87413(505) 632-8374

n.M. Manufacturing extension partnershipDenise Williams4501 indian school rd., ste 202albuquerque nM 87110(505)860-9961 www.newmexicomep.org

nW new Mexico arts councilMort Lordp.o. Box 2235Farmington nM 87499(505)327-1923

namaste child & Development centerchris strickler501 airport Dr. ste. 253Farmington nM 87401(505)325-2778

navajo Ministries, inc.James Baker2103 W. Mainpo Box 1230Farmington nM 87499(505)325-0255 www.navajoMinistries.org

new Mexico Department of Workforce connectionsherri Brownley600 W. arrington st.Farmington, nM 874019505) 327-6126www.dol.state.nm.us

new Mexico health insurance allianceMike nunez506 aqua Fria st.po Box 5095santa Fe, nM 87502(505) 989-1600

people assisting the homeless inc. Jonna sharpe309 W. pinonFarmington nM 87401(505)327-3104www.pathnm.org

san Juan catholic charitiesDebe Betts119 W BroadwayFarmington nM 87401(505)325-3734

san Juan center of independanceBrenda parker1204 san Juan Blvd.Farmington nM 87401(505)566-5827

san Juan college Foundationgayle Dean4601 college Blvd.Farmington, nM 87402(505) 566-3204www.sjcfoundation.org

san Juan county homebuilders assoc.Joyce cardonpo Box 5565Farmington nM 87499(505)327-2678sjchba.com

san Juan county Life skillsFoundationthomas yost64 cr 6520kirtland, nM 87417(505) 598-5971www.thefirstteesanjuancounty.org

san Juan county partnershippamela Drake3535 e 30th st, ste 239Farmington nM 87402(505)566-5867

san Juan Medical FoundationBrenda shepherdpo Box 110Farmington, nM 87499(505) 609-2274

san Juan safe communitiesgreg allen100 W BroadwayFarmington nM 87401(505)599-1490

San Juan College Charity Bowl Sale


NoN-Profit orgaNizatioNssan Juan soil & Water ConservationMelissa May1427 W. aztec Blvd., suite 1aztec, NM 87410(505) 334-3090

san Juan symphonyKathy Myrick802 E. 2nd avenuePo Box 1073Durango Co 81302(505)564-3600www.sanjuansymphony.org

sexual assault services ofNorthwest New MexicoEleana Butler812 W Maplefarmington NM 87401(505)325-2805

special olympics NM sJCDebra Lisenbee8320 Hood Mesa trailfarmington NM 87402(505)325-2824www.specialolympicsnewmex-ico.org

trWC art Center & in Cahoots! gallerysue Johnson109 N. allenPo Box 3073farmington NM 87401(505)716-7660www.threeriverswomen.org

theater Ensemble arts, inc.Michelle Brown818 W. arringtonfarmington, NM 87401(505) 599-1379www.tearts.org

tres rios Habitat for HumanityJennifer thiessenPo Box 324farmington NM 87499(505)326-5379

oCCuPatioNaL MEDiCiNEreliance Medical groupKen stradling3451 N. Butler avenuefarmington NM 87401(505)566-1915 reliancemedicalgroup.com

offiCE-suPPLiEs, EquiPMENtgeneral Mailing & shippingKristin Briggs3411 Candelaria NE #Jalbuquerque NM 87107(800)759-2345

office Depotrodney turner3558 E Main stfarmington NM 87402(505)325-5180 www.officedepot.com

Parker’s, inc. office ProductsPreston smith714 W. Main street, ste. Cfarmington NM 87401(505)325-8852 www.parkersinc.com

staples, inc.richard Esquibel3030 B East Main st.farmington NM 87402(505)327-1229

oiL & gas EquiPMENtautomation Xtami scott620 s. Carlton ave.farmington, NM 87401(505) 564-2059www.automation-x-.com

oil & gas Equipment Corp.Drew Degner#8 County road 350flora Vista NM 87415(505)327-9624

Process Equipment & service Co.Jim rhodes5680 us Hwy 64Po Box 929farmington NM 87499(505)327-2222

zia Wire rope & supplyConnie PolancoPo Box 2776farmington, NM 87499(505) 632-7000www.ziawirerope.com

oiL & gas ProDuCtioNBP america Production Companygreg West200 Energy Courtfarmington NM 87401(505)326-9200

Baker HughesDaniel Booth3250 southside river roadfarmington, NM 87401(505) 327-6222

Benson-Montin-greer Drilling Corp.Mike Dimond4900 College Boulevardfarmington NM 87402(505)325-8874

Bolack Minerals Co./B square ranchtommy Bolack3901 Bloomfield Hwyfarmington NM 87401(505)325-4275

ConocoPhillips Company Louis salazar3401 E 30th streetfarmington NM 87402(505)326-9700

D J simmons incorporatedashton B. geren, Jr.1009 ridgeway Place, ste. 200farmington NM 87401(505)326-3753

Devon EnergyEleanor J. townsend1751 Hwy 511Navajo Dam NM 87419Po Box 6459(505)324-5600

Dugan Production Corp.thomas a. Dugan709 East Murray Drivefarmington NM 87401(505)325-1821

Energen resources Corporationgary Brink2010 afton Placefarmington NM 87401(505)325-6800

Enterprise Products operating L.P.Derrell Morrow614 reilly avenuefarmington NM 87401(505)325-2841

Little oil & gas, inc.susan Little2346 E. 20th streetPo Box 1258farmington NM 87499(505)327-6176

Merrion oil & gas Corporationt. greg Merrion610 reilly avenuefarmington NM 87401(505)324-5300

Petro Energyrodney Heath109 W 31st streetPo Box 701farmington NM 87499(505)327-9419

WPX Energysheree Walcher1058 Cr 215Parachute, Co 81635(970)285-9377www.wpxenergy.com

oiL & gas sErViCEsa-Plus Well service, inc.Bill Clark3107 Bloomfield Hwy.Po Box 1979farmington NM 87401(505)325-2627

aztec Well servicing CompanyJerry sandel300 Legion roadPo Box 100aztec NM 87410(505)334-6194

Bayless Drilling Co., inc.tucker Bayless368 Hwy 170Po Box 2669farmington NM 87499(505)327-7214

Blue Jet, inc.Danny seip700 E Murray Dr.Po Box 898farmington NM 87499(505)325-5584

Double M sales & filter serviceJames Walden1711 san Juan Blvdfarmington NM 87401(505)327-0470

Halliburton Energy servicesKarl Madden4109 E Main stfarmington NM 87402(505)324-3500

Henry Production inc.Laurie Henry603 s Carlton avefarmington NM 87401(505)327-6138

Mo-tE, inc.Kent Mobley1104 south LakePo Box 223farmington NM 87499(505)325-1666

Pathfinder tom schmidt3106 Bloomfield Hwy.farmington, NM 87401(505) 324-0357

Process Equipment & service Co.Jim rhodes5680 us Hwy 64Po Box 929farmington NM 87499(505)327-2222

quadco, inc.Mike Connelly1390 E Murray Dr.farmington NM 87401(505)327-0486

riley industrial services, inc.sonny riley2615 san Juan BlvdPo Box 2014farmington NM 87499(505)327-4947

silver star CorporationDave simmons4300 Masonic Park Dr.Po Box 48farmington NM 87499(505)327-7259

oPtiCaL rEtaiLEyemart ExpressMarc swank3450 E. Main st.farmington, NM 87402(505) 599-4121www.eyemartexpress.com

oPtiCaL, oPtoMEtristsWilliam a. Hall, o.D.416 N. Behrend ave.farmington, NM 87401(505) 325-6350

orgaNizatioNsrotary Club of san Juanrobert DavidPo Box 2105farmington, NM 87499(505) 402-8050

PaiNts-MaNufaCturiNg,DEaLErs

all Paint supply Co.Mike tackitt325 W. Main streetfarmington NM 87401(505)327-2468

Party & EVENt EquiPMENtDurango Party rentalJon sigillito5101 College Blvd.farmington, NM 87401(505) 327-7985www.durangopartyrental.com

PaViNg CoNtraCtorsaaPtom Crabb146 Cr 246aztec, NM(505) 333-0364www.farmingtonasphalt.com

PaWN sHoPsBroadway Pawn & Jewelry, inc.Brian Dowty615 W. Broadwayfarmington NM 87401(505)327-6741

foutz teec Nos Pos PawnKathleen foutz307 W. Mainfarmington NM 87401(505)324-8200

PayroLL sErViCEsamerican team Work, inc.Jim Brown3700 osuna NE ste. 501albuquerque NM 87109(505)341-1900 www.americanteamwork.net

the Payroll DepartmentEric Malone2530 Colorado ave. #2BDurango Co 81301(970)259-6960

PErsoNaL CHEfCome to the feastMarc Weigel413 N. orchard ave.farmington, NM 87401(505) 327-1996www.cometothefeast.com

PHotograPHErsDurango Photofun, LLCLora fultsPo Box 3725Durango, Co 81302(970) 422-7987

PHotograPHy/graPHiC DEsigN

sherrie’s studio randy Large4601 E. Main st., ste. 650farmington, NM 87402(505) 326-3000www.sherriesstudio.com

PHysiCaL tHEraPyspecial K fitness, inc.Kim Noyes3180 N Butler Bldg. 300farmington NM 87401(505)326-2460

PHysiCiaNs & surgEoNsadult & Pediatric urologygayla D. McCulloch2300 E. 30th street, Building B, ste. 106Po Box 1529farmington NM 87401(505)327-9111

Harmony NaprapathicPortia sykes, DN8100 E Main streetfarmington NM 87402(505)327-0086

orthopedic associatesChuck redwing2300 E. 30th st., Bldg. D, suite 101farmington NM 87402(505)327-1400

reliance Medical groupKen stradling3451 N Butler avenuefarmington NM 87401(505)566-1915 reliancemedicalgroup.com

J. garey ritchie, D.P.M.904 E. 20th street, suite Cfarmington NM 87401(505)327-0444

Dennis robison, P.C., f.a.C.s.622 W. Maple street, suite Cfarmington NM 87401(505)327-9694

PiPE & fittiNgsHD supply WaterworksJimmie yazzie5400 W. Mainfarmington, NM 87401(505) 327-6674waterworks.hdsupply.com

PostagE MEtErsgeneral Mailing & shippingDoug Mausser3411 Candelaria NE #Jalbuquerque NM 87107(800)759-2345

PrE-sCHooLsCasa Montessoriteresa Macaluso4300 College Boulevardfarmington NM 87402(505)325-0656

PriNtErs, PuBLisHErs, tyPEsEttErs & graPHiCs

garrison graphicsNorman L. garrison212 south CourtPo Box 103farmington NM 87499(505)325-5462

the reprographics Center, inc.Jacob fuller814 W. apache streetfarmington NM 87401(505)326-2269

san Juan reproductionMike Kelley, Jr.135 airport Drivefarmington NM 87401(505)327-5044

PriNtiNg & graPHiCsaccent Printing Jay Willmon1305 W. Mainfarmington, NM 87401(505) 326-1344

PriVatE CLuBsfarmington Elks Lodge 174Jennifer Derrera801 Municipal Dr.farmington NM 87401(505)325-1747

san Juan Country Clubrandy Kahn5775 Country Club Dr.farmington, NM 87402(505) 327-4451www.clubconnectweb.com/san-juancc

ProPErty MaNagErsDimmick realtyDavid Harris3555 E. Main, suite afarmington NM 87402(505)325-8864 dimmickrealty.com

Executive rentalsDonovan Heath1601-a E. 20th streetfarmington NM 87401(505)486-3500

Pinon Crest PropertiesVicki HenkePo Box 2307farmington, NM 87401(505) 402-3705www.pinoncrestproperties.com


ProPerty ManagerssesJoan eatonPo Box 839Farmington nM 87499(505)325-8756

sun West PropertiesWes stewart800 e. 30th street, Bldg. 4,ste aFarmington nM 87401(505)327-4876

tres rios Properties LLCLinda ord2713 e 20th ste. eFarmington nM 87402(505)327-1986

PuBLishingamerican ClassifiedsPatricia elmore928-C east MainFarmington nM 87401(505)564-2535

Majestic MediaDon Vaughan100 W. apachePo Box 2636Farmington nM 87401(505)516-1230 www.majesticmediausa.com

rV ParksB & L servicesLeo Parker658 hwy 170Farmington nM 87401(505)564-4446

Mom & Pop rV ParkDennis a. ryan901 illinois avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)327-3200

rV storageB & L servicesLeo Parker658 hwy 170Farmington nM 87401(505)564-4446

raDio stationsagM radioBill kruger212 W. apache streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-3541 www.americangeneralmedia.com

Clear Channel Communicationshope romero200 e. BroadwayFarmington nM 87401(505)325-1716

kWyk/knDnkerwin gober1515 W. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-1996 www.kwykradio.com

reaL estate aPPraisersaccent on appraisalLa rae henderson2509 ridgecrest Dr.Farmington nM 87401(505)486-1657 www.accentonappraisal.com

reaL estate DeVeLoPers & inVestors

era Four Corners real estatestephen Foster800 e 30th street Bldg. 2Farmington nM 87401(505)327-3900

gipson investments, inc.James gipson3005 northridge Dr., suite 1Farmington nM 87401(505)327-5470

silver ridge Development, inc.Craig stoabs4800 College Boulevard,ste.101Farmington nM 87402(505)325-2464

reaL estate - CoMMeriCaL & resiDentiaL

american Dream realtyelizabeth Lockmiller414 n. WallFarmington, nM 87401(505)566-9901

Century 21 soWesCo realtytheresa McBee4301 east Main streetFarmington nM 87402(505)325-2100 www.century21sowesco.com

Coldwell Banker Cornerstone realtyPam Woolley802 east 20th streetFarmington nM 87402(505)325-7788 www.cbcornerstonerealty.com

Dimmick realtyDavid harris3555 e. Main, ste. aFarmington nM 87402(505)325-8864 www.dimmickrealty.com

era Four Corners real estatestephen Foster800 e 30th street Bldg. 2Farmington nM 87401(505)327-3900 (505)327-1916

s. J. gabaldon Construction & realtysteve gabaldon2014 san Juan Blvd., ste. hFarmington nM 87401(505)327-4838 www.gabaldon.com

kirtland realtykara Wood453 road 6100Po Box 1134kirtland, nM 87417(505) 598-5818www.kirtlandrealty.com

re/MaX of Farmingtonsam. r todd, Crs108 n. orchard avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)327-4777 www.move2farmington.com

real estate MattersMarianne harmon1607 e. 20th st., suite CFarmington, nM 87401(505) 325-0744www.realestatematters.com

san Juan County Board of realtorsMarietta gomez2510 e. 20th streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-0296 www.sanJuanCountyBoardofre-altors.com

san Juan realtyrichard Buffington624 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-4837

tres rios Properties LLCLinda ord2713 e. 20th ste. eFarmington nM 87402(505)327-1986

united Country accent realtyCheryl ragsdale4010 e. 30th streetFarmington nM 87402(505)327-7782 www.accentonrealestate.com

reCreationaL VehiCLesal’s trailer sales, inc.ron Jennings301 s. Miller ave.Farmington, nM 87401Farmington, nM 87401(505) 325-2806

Farmington rV sales inc.Lynn Vickers1603 W. Main st.Farmington, nM 87401(505) 327-0353

reDWooDthe redwood store, inc.Dave hough2536 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-6119

resiDentiaL anD CoMMeriCaL rentaLs

residential rentalsgayle goedenPo Box 54Farmington nM 87499(505)327-1313

restaurantsauntie anne’s inc.Linda engels4850 W. Chestnut st.Lancaster Pa 17603(717) 435-1479www.auntieannes.com

Bar D Chuckwagon suppersCy scarborough8080 Cr 250Durango Co 81301(970)247-5753 www.bardchuckwagon.com

Bernardone’s Family PizzeriaMario Bernardone933 W MainFarmington nM 87401(505)325-0303

Chef Bernie’s Fine Foods, inc.Bernie sandoval910 W. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-1361

Coffee house Deli and hot spot Cyperkevin thompson5150 College Blvd., ste. 206Farmington, nM 87402(505) 258-4768www.coffeehousedeli.org

Courtyard by Marriottkeith Barbeau560 scott avenueFarmington nM 87401(505)325-5111 www.courtyard.com/fmncy

Durango Joe’sMark stroup1501 e 20th streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-2282

Francisca’s restaurant andCateringalbert rubio1000 n. ButlerFarmington, nM 87401(505) 324-9095

Fuddruckers restaurant andCateirngstacy saracho4601 e. Main st., suite 1006Farmington, nM 87402(505) 326-2089

k-Bob steakhousealan oldham2800 #a e. Main st.Farmington nM 87402(505)325-6252 kbobsusa.com

Los hermanitossam J. gonzales3501 e. Main,ste. aFarmington nM 87402(505)326-5664

McDonalds of FarmingtonJeff DonahuePo Box 2180Durango Co 81302(505)327-4925

Panda expressartistotle Lim3544 e. Main st.Farmington, nM 87402(505) 325-8899

red Brick Pizzaroop Bhakta5150 e. Main st.Farmington, nM 87402(505) 326-6222

red Lion innginny gil700 scott ave.Farmington, nM 87401(505) 327-5221www.newmexicoinnandsuites.com

the region innCara Watson601 e. BroadwayFarmington nM 87401(505)325-1191

san Juan Country Clubrandy kahn5775 Country Club DriveFarmington nM 87402(505)327-4451 www.clubconnectweb.com/san-juancc

si senorterry tobey4015 e. 30th streetFarmington nM 87402(505)324-9050

sonic Drive inr. scott Brannen510 glade rdFarmington nM 87401(505)360-1166

the spare rib BBQ CompanyJimmy evans1700 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-4800

sunray Park & CasinoBradley Boehm39 road 5568Farmington, nM 87401(505) 566-1200www.sunraygaming.com

three rivers eatery & BrewhouseBob Beckley101 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)324-2187 www.threeriversbrewery.com

Zebadiah’srocky thomson2210 e. 20th streetFarmington nM 87401(505)327-5979 www.zebadiahs.com

Zebra’s sports grillLance Johnson1300 W. navajoPo Box 6295Farmington nM 87499(505)599-9181

retaiL assoCiationsDistilJacob Foust5920 e. Main st., ste. CFarmington, nM 87401(505) 327-2382www.distilnm.com

sanDWiChesgreat harvest Bread Co.kim Bell4009 e. Main ste..aFarmington nM 87487401(505)486-5854greatharvestFarmingtonnm.com

saVings & Loan assoCiations

Washington Federalginger Palmer1501 san Juan BlvdFarmington nM 87401(505)327-6100

sChooLs, CoLLeges & eDuCation

Farmington Municipal schoolsJanel ryan2001 north Dustin avenuePo Box 5850Farmington nM 87499(505)324-9840 www.fms.k12.nm.us

Pinon hills Christian schoolLynne scherencel5509 sagebrush ave.Farmington, nM 87402(505) 325-5875www.pinonhillschristianschool.com

san Juan CollegeMike tacha4601 College BoulevardFarmington nM 87402(505)326-3311 www.sanjuancollege.edu

sylvan Learning CenterPruda trujillo3030 e. Main, Bldg. MFarmington nM 87402(505)599-9390

unM san Juan CenterDenise Corcoransan Juan College4601 College Blvd.Farmington, nM 87402(505) 566-3480

seLF storagehutton Plaza & self storagerobert C. shafer2503 e. 20th streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-9488

serViCespotless solutions, inc.Mike Melancon920 n. Wall ave.Po Box 1096Farmingotn, nM 87499(505) 326-4755spotlesssolutions.com

serViCe stations/ConVenienCe stores

7 to 11 Food storesBonnie Frazer900 schofield LaneFarmington nM 87401(505)327-7211

Western refining Wholesale,inc.Cathi Valdez3303 n. First st.Bloomfield, nM 87413(505)634-4777 aztec nM 87410

shoesthe shoe shopMark Poole531 e. MainFarmington nM 87401(505)325-5050

shoPPing Centersanimas Valley MallJeff ring4601 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87402(505)326-2654 www.animasvalleymall.com

hutton Plaza & self storagerobert C. shafer2503 e. 20th streetFarmington nM 87401(505)325-9488

san Juan PlazaCraig yoshimoto3030 e. Main, ste. JFarmington nM 87402(505)326-1770

signsram studios signsMike Mordecki1111 san Juan Blvd.Farmington nM 87401(505)326-5801

san Juan signs, inc.Clint roper736 e. Main streetFarmington nM 87401(505)326-5511 www.sanjuansigns.com

skateBoarDing-retaiLsns skate shop LLCDaniel Diswood123 W. Main st.Farmington, nM 87401(505) 325-2758


Social NetworkBuzztownGrant Pullman108 w. Main St.Farmingotn, NM 87401(505) 592-0189Buzztown.com

SPa ServiceSPelle laser Spalori kitts5920 e. Main, Suite BFarmington, NM 87402(505) 326-1623www.pellelaserspa.com

Planet Beach contempo SpaMona archuleta-Jones4009 e. Main, St. # BFarmington NM 87401(505)325-7772 planetbeach.com

SPaS aNd StoveSHot Stuff Spas & Billiardsrobert david2212 e. MainFarmington, NM 87402(505) 325-5882

raindrops, inc.lloyd Husted4001 a e. MainFarmington NM 87402(505)327-7425

SPeecH-laNGuaGe-coGNitiveconsultation ServicesSusan carlsen1605 camino rioFarmington NM 87401(505)325-4658

SPriNkler SySteMSraindrops, inc.lloyd Husted4001 a e. MainFarmington NM 87402(505)327-7425

StoraGeJumbo Mini Storagecody waldroup908 N. tucker ave.Po Box 6858Farmington, NM 87401(505) 326-6989www.jumboministorage.com

SurveyorScheney, walters, & echols, inc.George walters909 west apacheFarmington NM 87401(505)327-3303

Souder, Miller & associatesdouglas Mize2101 San Juan BlvdFarmington NM 87401(505)325-7535

teaM aPParelFinish line GraphicsSteve lanier1100 w. aztec Blvdaztec NM 87410(505)334-1694

tecHNical aSSiStaNce & reSourceS

N.M. Manufacturingextension Partnershipdenise williams4501 indian Schoolalbuquerque NM 87110(505)860-9961 www.newmexicomep.org

telecoMMuNicatioNcedar NetworksSue armstrong954 e. 2nd ave.10 town Plaza #152durango, co 81301(970) 385-2500www.cedarNetworks.com

Fasttrack communications, inc.kelly Hebbard779 tech center drive, Ste.200durango co 81301(970)247-3366

verizon wireless Business Salesken kashuba10944 Ft. Point lanealbuquerque, NM 87123(505) 592-6291

telePHoNe coMMuNicatioNdigital communicationsMark varley605 e. diamondFarmington NM 87499(505)326-5496

televiSioN-caBlecomcastMark Johnson1911 N. Butler avenueFarmington NM 87401(505)566-0612

televiSioN-StatioNSkoBF-tv 12charlie Blanco825 w. BroadwayPo Box 1620Farmington, NM 87499(505) 326-1141

televiSioNS, radioS &StereoS

aaron’s Sales & lease ownershipdavid Holland2523 e MainFarmington NM 87401(505)324-0002

tHeaterS & PerForMiNG artSallen theatreslane allen208 w. Main StreetFarmington NM 87401Po drawer 1500(505)325-9313

Brooks/isham Performing artschris overson540 cr 6100kirtland, NM 87417(505) 598-4560www.centralschools.org

community theatre "theatre ensemble arts"Michelle Holmes818 arrington StFarmington NM 87401(505)325-4877

theater ensemble arts, inc.Michelle Brown818 w. arringtonFarmington NM 87401(505)599-1379www.tearts.org

tire dealerSFour States tirerobby wright504 airport driveFarmington NM 87401(505)325-8855

title coMPaNieSGuardian abstract & title co., inc.Michael l. Smith221 N. auburnFarmington NM 87401(505)325-2895

San Juan county abstract & title co.ed tucker111 N orchardFarmington NM 87401(505)325-2808 www.sanjuantitle.com

toolS, PartS & diStriButorS

Southwest Power tool co.roger Hooker2029 San Juan BoulevardFarmington NM 87401(505)327-4773

touriSt attractioNSdurango & Silverton N.G.r.r.andrea Seid479 Main avenuedurango co 81301(970)259-0274 www.durangotrain.com

tourSdon coyote toursdonal w. key855 Hwy 170Farmington NM 87401(505)716-2543

traNSPortatioNron’s Service & truckingSharon Jones30 cr 1470laPlata, NM 87401(505) 947-6317

traSH HauliNG-coMMerical, reSideNtial

waste Management of Four cornersGreg Freitag101 Spruce St.Farmington NM 87401(505)327-6284

troPHieS & PlaqueSatlas awardslynn Hayes211 w. Main St.Farmington, NM 87401(505) 325-2925

Finish line GraphicsSteve lanier1100 w. aztec Blvdaztec NM 87410(505)334-1694

tanco trophiesdavid tanner636 w. BroadwayFarmington NM 87401(505) 325-9111

truck rePair & ServiciNGStewart & StevensonJon Galle1515 w. Murray dr.Farmington NM 87401(505)325-5071 www.ssss.com

uNiForMS & liNeNSalscoron richards511 e. cedarPo Box 1288Farmington NM 87499(505)327-9601 www.alsco.com

uniFirst corpraymond alarcon915 S. lakeFarmington NM 87401(505)327-6855

urGeNt care cliNicBasin occupational urgent careJason clark1308 e. 20thFarmington NM 87401(505)324-0149 www.basinhealth.com

uSed GoodSarc San Juan countyMark Silversmith200 w. BroadwayFarmington NM 87401(505)326-6303

utilitieSaPS co./4 corners Power Plantlarry FrancisPo Box 355Fruitland NM 87416(505)598-8100

centurylinkdavid Gonzales400 tijeras ave. Nw, Ste. 510albuquerque, NM 87401(505) 767-8513www.qwest.com

New Mexico Gas companyrandy Fitzpatrick803 w. elmFarmington NM 87401(505)324-3729

oMiron rosen615 S. carlton ave.Farmington NM 87401(505)326-1918 www.omiinc.com

PNM San Juan Generating StationMaggie deswoodPo Box 227waterflow, NM 87421(505) 598-7200

veteriNariaNSanimal Haven clinicJoe quintana822 e. Main St.Farmington NM 87401(505)325-8829 www.animalhavenclinic.com

San Juan veterinary Hospital,inc.loyd lillywhite167 South Browning ParkwayFarmington NM 87401(505)326-2205

valley veterinary clinicPet lodge & Salondarren N. woodson4390 e. Main StreetFarmington NM 87402(505)326-2237 www.valleyvetpet.com

water HauliNGc & J trucking companyMichael r. kitts2100 troy king rdPo Box 1246Farmington NM 87499(505)325-7770

water treatMeNt SySteMSr. a. Biel Plumbing & HeatingMark Biel1205 troy king roadFarmington NM 87401(505)327-7755

culligan water conditioningamanda crangle209 w. BroadwayFarmington, NM 87401(505) 327-5145

weB PaGe deSiGNBrainstorm internetteresa dickenson640 Main ave. Ste. 201durango co 81301(505)326-1010 www.gobrainstorm.net

townsend creations, inc.Jeramiah townsendHesperus, co 81326(970) 903-6515townsendcreations.com

weldiNGNoel’s, inc.Greg Noel601 Scott ave.Farmington NM 87401(505)327-3375

weSterN wearBig r of FarmingtonNatalie lang908 e. Main St.Farmington, NM 87401(505) 326-7711

wiNdow coveriNGS/cuStoMBudget BlindsNanci Holmes825 N Sullivan aveFarmington NM 87401(505)324-2008

wiNery/ taStiNG rooMwine Shop at HomeJulie Janicek-wilkey5321 colibri PlaceFarmington NM 87402(505)360-0653www.wineshopsathome.com/juliewilkey

wines of the San JuanMarcia arnold233 Hwy 511Blanco NM 87412(505)632-0879www.winesofthesanjuan.com

woMeN’S clotHiNGdeNae’s BoutiquePete McNeal3030 e. Main StreetFarmington NM 87402(505)326-6025

yellow PaGe advertiSiNGdirectory Plusric romero162 Stewart St.durango co 81302(800)832-9832 directoryPlus.com

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Advantas Internet Solutions ........................................................................................33

Alpha Omega Accounting, PC ...............................................................................44

Animas Valley Mall.....................................................................................................................51

Automated Recovery Systems.................................................................................39

Basin Home Health...................................................................................................................53

Basin Occupational and Urgent Care............................................................17

Budget Blinds ....................................................................................................................................37

Central Distributing Co. .......................................................................................................41

Christian Science Church.................................................................................................43

City of Farmington/Farmington Airport.....................................................19

Courtyard By Marriott.......................................................................................................54

Desert Hills Dental Care........................................................................................................5

Desert View Family Counseling............................................................................40

The Dusty Attic..............................................................................................................................24

Dwayne Gibbs, MD PC.....................................................................................................56

Edward Jones/Marcia Phillips ..................................................................................34

Employee Connections........................................................................................................44

ERA Four Corners Real Estate, LLC..............................................................9

Farmington Flyer Coupon Magazine................................................................4

First Baptist Church................................................................................................................43

Four Corners Orthodontics ..........................................................................................55

Great Harvest Bread Co. .................................................................................................29

J.A. Jewelers & Co. ......................................................................................................................29

Jae-Geo’s Bridal and Tuxedos ...............................................................................xx

Millennium Insurance Agency...................................................................................56

Nature’s Oasis..................................................................................................................................67

Navajo Preparatory School.........................................................................................50

Oasis Church......................................................................................................................................42

Partners Assisted Living Services......................................................................49

Pinon Hills Community Church ................................................................................2

Presbyterian Medical Services .......................................................28, 46, 50

Quality Appliance.........................................................................................................................32

R.A. Biel Plumbing & Heating...................................................................................53

Reliance Medical Group.......................................................................................................27

Salmon Ruins.....................................................................................................................................30

San Juan College..........................................................................................................................23

San Juan Nurseries...................................................................................................................38

San Juan Oncology....................................................................................................................31

San Juan Regional Medical Center....................................................................68

Sandia Hearing ................................................................................................................................34

Sleep-n-Aire..........................................................................................................................................45

Southwest Concrete Supply..........................................................................................41

Southwest OBGYN..................................................................................................................39

State Farm Insurance/Trudy Goldsmith ...................................................48

Sundance Dental Care..............................................................................................................7

Sunray Casino .....................................................................................................................................3

Techna Glass Auto Glass...............................................................................................33

TJ’s Diner.................................................................................................................................................24

TownePlace Suites Marriott .........................................................................................47

United Blood Services...........................................................................................................46

UNM San Juan Center ........................................................................................................54

X-Ray Associates of New Mexico ...................................................................35

Ziems Ford Corners................................................................................................................30

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