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  • Farmington Museum Celebrates Lowrider Culture
    May 20 2026

    Farmington Museum is hosting the Smithsonian's "Lowrider Culture in the United States" traveling exhibit through July 25, 2026. The museum added its own touches: three lowrider cars, three motorcycles and artwork inside, plus a Park and Chill car show in the parking lot with live music and food vendors. Museum director Nathan Augustine says the event brought out a broad slice of the community and highlighted the strong connection between lowrider culture and Northern New Mexico's Hispanic heritage. The museum is targeting September or October 2027 for a follow-up event during Hispanic Heritage Month. If you're a lowrider or connected to the culture, reach out to curator Michelle Zupan at the Farmington Museum to get involved.

    By Tanner Waite

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    This story is sponsored by Dickey's Barbecue Pit and Fitness World.

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    3 mins
  • Bestselling Author Louis L'Amour's Unfinished Novel Published
    May 15 2026

    Skyring Water is a Cold War thriller bestselling author Louis L'Amour wrote around 1960 but never published. After L'Amour's death in 1988, the manuscript sat unfinished for decades until his son Beau L'Amour completed it, describing the book as a partnership across time. Skyring Water releases June 2, 2026.

    By Sadie Smith

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    This story is sponsored by Sky Ute Casino Resort and Kroegers Ace Hardware.

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    3 mins
  • Locally Raised, Nationally Proven: How a Farmington Local Became an Off-Road Legend
    May 13 2026

    Today we're spotlighting one of Farmington's finest — Loren Healy, a born-and-raised San Juan County native who turned a love of desert rock crawling into a full-blown professional motorsports career. Loren has won the King of the Hammers multiple times, captured five consecutive Baja 1000 victories in the stock class, and now runs RTR Off-Road Shop right here in Farmington. He's currently building a trophy truck with dreams of an overall Baja 1000 win — something he's called a boyhood dream. If you want to follow the build and catch live race streams with in-cab cameras, find him on Facebook and Instagram under Loren Healy. And keep an eye out — an open house at the new RTR Off-Road Shop is coming up, and the whole community is invited.

    By Tanner Waite

    Watch this story at LNN.news

    This story is sponsored by Sunray Park & Casino and Four Corners Regional Airport.

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    4 mins
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