Peterson Zah, a revered figure in the Navajo Nation, dedicated his life to influencing hundreds of young Navajo people, who did not incline toward politics, to think deeply of the future of the Navajo Nation through the power of their votes.
After 30 years, the federal government has decided to hear tribal officials from the Navajo Nation and Hopi Tribe on why they should appoint a federal representative to the Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation.
"As the founder of Freedom House in St. Michaels, Arizona, I've seen firsthand how those decisions in Washington, D.C. impact our lives."
The Central Navajo Agency Council convened at Rough Rock Community School Sept. 28.
Davina Smith, a longtime community advocate and resident of southeastern Utah, has officially announced her candidacy for the Utah House of Representatives in District 69.
Within the past year, “PPE,” “N95,” “social distancing,” “comfort baking” and the admonition of the year, “Mute yourself!” have, shall we say, gone viral. There’s also the world’s newest career: contact tracer.
The list of contenders for next week’s Division IV, North Section cross-country meet in Page is growing.
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It’s fall, and wool is in the air at the Navajo Nation Museum.
Every Tuesday and Wednesday, the Northern Navajo Medical Center’s Public Health Nursing and Sih Hasin Street Medicine teams load their white Ford transit van full of rapid tests, penicillin, wound care, food, water, socks, feminine hygiene products, condoms, medicine, and other necessities to test and treat relatives experiencing homelessness for syphilis and other sexually transmitted infections in the northern parts of New Mexico
A coloring book filled with images from the local Navajo Nation Zoo is not something one sees often, said David Mikesic, the Navajo Nation Zoo manager and zoologist
Some worry that with each generation, an appreciation for centuries of Navajo culture and heritage grows fainter. Recent high school graduate Halle Johnson is proving that’s not always the case.
In the vibrant atmosphere of the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts Indian Market in Santa Fe, the air buzzed with creativity and cultural pride.
The NHA Board of Commissioners convened Sept. 26 for a regular meeting at the Development Construction Services Division. The meeting was called to order at 8:16 a.m. and CEO Heather L. Duncan-Etsitty provided the invocation.
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