Women own nearly half of the businesses in the U.S., but less than 3 percent of women-owned businesses generate more than $1 million in revenues annually, roughly half the percentage of men-owned businesses.   Full Story

GALLUP — The McKinley County board of commissioners recently finished a project to restore the county's historic New Deal art collection, according to Carolyn Milligan, chair of the McKinley County Fine Arts Committee.   Full Story

IGNACIO — The La Plata Economic Development Action Partnership board of directors met earlier this month at Sky Ute Casino, where the board listened to a presentation on the new casino from general manager Matt Olin.   Full Story

FARMINGTON — The New Mexico Lions Club Convention will be in Farmington May 28-31, 2009, at the Best Western Inn and Suites on Scott Avenue.   Full Story

WASHINGTON — The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing on legislation U.   Full Story

FARMINGTON — The San Juan College Small Business Development Center and Insure New Mexico will co-sponsor a free workshop titled "Health Insurance Solutions for Small Businesses," from 1:30-4:30 p.   Full Story

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DURANGO — If you haven't heard the name Syndicom yet, you probably will in the next few years. The company may have a little office in the 1485 Florida Road building, but they are doing huge things in the online social networking world — particularly in the medical fields of spine and trauma.   Full Story

FARMINGTON — Sixteen candidates for teaching licenses will celebrate the completion of San Juan College's Alternative Licensure program at a graduation ceremony at 5:30 p.   Full Story

FARMINGTON — About $1.5 million is on its way to Farmington and Aztec for two road projects undertaken to alleviate traffic issues in San Juan County.   Full Story

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FARMINGTON — After 11 years in business, Blue Moon Diner is busier than ever. The 50s style restaurant at 1819-B E.   Full Story