Unser donation: Shay Silversmith, right, and Bryan Shelendewa in the UNM Gallup Electrical Systems and Brake Automotive class, adjust the new dynamometer at the UNM Gallup auto shop on Friday morning. Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner and racing legend Bobby Unser recently donated about $52,000 worth of automotive equipment to the UNM Gallup Auto Shop including the dyno. Unser was scheduled to make an appearance at UNM Gallup on Friday but he was hospitalized due to an infection that was not healing. Unser will visit UNM Gallup in the near future when his health improves. [Photo by Matt Hinshaw/Independent]

Rebecca Nakai packs up some of her priceless jewelry in a lock box while her grandson Clayton Felson, 1, looks on at their home next to the Church Rock Uranium Mine on Friday afternoon. Nakai and the other eight members of her family have until 4pm today to vacate their home so a clean up crew can finally clean up the radioactive materials and other trash at the Church Rock Uranium Mine site. [Photo by Matt Hinshaw/Independent]

Pet of the week: The Gallup McKinley County Humane Society would like to thank all who helped make the Spring-Fling a great success. The $10,000 winners were Annie & Lucy Mazon, and the winning ticket was sold by Julie Luerras. Dick White won $500, and $250 went to Jim Glasson. There are plenty of dogs and cats up for adoption. Remember our weekly Low-Income Spay-Neuter Program. For more information, call (505) 863-2616. [Courtesy Photo]

Chalk Art: University of New Mexico automotive tech student Peter "Monkey" Martin uses colored chalk to draw a car Thursday on the sidewalk outside of Gurley Hall on the UNM-G campus. The American Indian Science and Engineering Society held a chalk drawing contest to have fun together and raise awareness of their program. [Photo by Jeff Jones/Independent]