Manzano slams Gallup in district opener 70-33
Manzano Monarchs dominate 70-33 over Gallup Bengals at Gallup High School in a District LAAAA clash. Six Monarchs slam dunks highlight a 22-2 third quarter run, with Chris White and Anthony Fuller key inside scoring. Fuller adds 12 of 22 in the decisive stretch as Manzano pulls away in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Arthur
Gallup
Gallup Bengals
Manzano Monarchs
Bengals
Gallup High School
Zach McBride
Monarchs
Anthony Fuller
Chris White
White
Fuller
Manzano
Monarch
Larry Williams
Brandon Neel
Begay says latest arrest for aggravated DWI
Notah Begay, the PGA golfer, reports his Wednesday night arrest outside an Albuquerque bar was his second DWI in five years. He plans to plead guilty at Tuesday’s court hearing and seeks help to determine if he has a drinking problem. He previously was convicted of DWI in Scottsdale in November 1995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
PGA
Notah Begay
Begay
Scottsdale
Ariz
Special report outlines state prison woes
A government advisory group formed after violent incidents in New Mexico prisons examined privatized facilities run by Wackenhut Corrections. The consultants faulted prisoner classification, procurement bypasses, and management gaps, citing the August 19 Santa Rosa riot where a guard was killed and an inmate stabbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howerton Jr
Santa Fe Bureau
Santa FE
Hobbs
Santa Rosa
Wackenhut Corrections
Rob Perry
Robert Bluestone
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Wackenhut
Navajo Council debate on number of delegates resumes
Navajo Nation Council considers reducing its size with a May primary referendum on delegate counts. Edison Wuuneka and the Navajo Board of Election Supervisors push a question about how many delegates there should be, with the current total 88. The issue has reappeared after years of study delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Edison Wauneka
Navajo Board of Election Supervisors
Gallup man pleads guilty in shaken baby death
Gallup man Joe Baca Chavis, 20, admitted to second degree murder after confessing to violently shaking his 3 month old son Damian Burrola to death in early April. The infant died at University of New Mexico Hospital after transfer from Rehoboth McKinley Medical Center. neighbor Heather Williams reported ill health and Chavis fled with supplies rather than return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Joe’ Baca, Chavis
Damian Burrola
Albuquerque
Chavis
Heather Williams
Damian
Rehobeth McKinley Hospital
University of New Mexico
Navajo Nation reports minimal fire losses at NFPI complex
WINDOW ROCK The Navajo Nation says the Thursday night fire caused no losses at the former Navajo Forest Products Industries complex. Terranova, a Chilean firm, had purchased part of the complex last year and was removing equipment. The particle board plant area was not damaged and most gear had already been removed. The blaze was spotted at 5 40 p m by a security guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Donovan
Dine Bureau
Window Rock
Navajo Nation
Navajo Forest Products Industries
Terranova
Chile
Ed Richards
NFP
Tribe
Division of Economic Development
Richards
Redmond Rolls Through New Mexico Campaign
Former U S congressman Bill Redmond campaigns for the U S Senate with a “Rolling Across New Mexico” tour skating at Skate Connection in Gallup. The Republican, defeated by Tom Udall, promotes housing and veteran issues for New Mexicans, including Native Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Ameri- Lee
Bill Redmond
Michelle Whitmore
Ska
Connection
Redmond
Gallup
Farmington
USA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galup
McBride
Williams
Nicole Goodh
E.T. Patterson
Manazano
Lee Begay
Associated Press
Jim Maniaci Diné
Navajo Nation Council
Baby
Tanya Brazil
Jimmy Raphaelite
Raphaelite
Elaine Martine
Martine
Raphaelito
U S. Attorney's Office
NFPI
U.S
U.S. Senate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!