Teachers do not want to leave Gyumri
Redundant teachers fill the ranks of the unemployed in Gyumri
12 sepulchers found in Teghut
Archeologists have found ancient monuments, workshops, wine-presses and sepulchers during a recent exploration of the Teghut mine.
Skeletons "came out"
Recent heavy rains in the village of Brdashen, Shirak Marz, have exposed human remains.
No compensation
The construction of the Kapan-Meghri alternative road was costly for residents of Tsav, Shikahogh, Tchakaten and the Yerkatughayin cul-de-sac.
Six first formers
Alaverdi's secondary school N10 has 59 schoolchildren six of which are first class pupils.
Trees bloom in autumn too
Tigran Manucharyan saw an apple tree in blossom with abundant crops on its branches.
Watermelon and the broom
Street trade is prohibited in Gyumri and is considered illegal.
Gyumri citizens prefer fresh meat
There are a few companies importing meat to Armenia today.
Water issue
Residents of Akner must take water from the main ditch to bring water home.
Sanahin is victim to rain and indifference
Sokhak Simonyan from the Sanahin monastery complex says that there are fewer tourists visiting the monastery this year.
70% hurt from the hail
Yesterday's hail caused immense damage to agriculture in the Shirak region, destroying nearly 70% of the seed fields and wheat products and did not leave any crops or leaves on the trees.
Children sleep on chairs
The thirty children are fitted in only one room in the entire kindergarten building.
Nowhere to go
Youth in Alaverdi mainly talk about the lack of places of interest especially during the summer.
Odd results
Some 78 pupils are taking a re-examination in Tumanian region.
Strong winds in Gyumri
Strong winds and heavy rain in Gyumri broke trees, blew off roofs, as well as damaged electric and telephone wires.
Pilgrim wounded ordinary resident
Shots were fired near the village of Sarnaghbyur, Shirak Marz, on July 16.
New status did not better living conditions
As usual, residents encounter numerous problems.
How to spend the vacation
Many don’t even think about summer vacation because they need jobs for that.
Stones fall down on houses
Rockfalls have imperiled the whole village
Dirty water flows into the Debed
Tourists very often confuse the water flowing from the rocks as mountain springs and take photos there.
Hail
The hail brought great harms to the village's sowing areas, electric wires and orchards.
No tractor to sow
This year, only 10% of the 120 hectare lands of the Hagvi village in the Lori region have been sowed.
Villagers buy bread on credit
Tumanian Town of Lori Marz today faces great problems connected with unemployment.
10 days instead of 14
The Fund will allot 7 million drams instead of former 10 million.