Crownpoint Chapter is set to host a meeting this coming Tuesday, to provide updates on eleven major projects funded through the ARPA and Revenue Replacement and Recovery, or RRR, funds, collectively valued at $1.13 million.
The future of the Four Corners Power Plant, a coal-fired facility vital to the Navajo Nation’s economy, will be the focus of a crucial meeting on Jan. 16 at the Arizona Public Service headquarters in Phoenix.
The Chinle Chapter has completed over twenty-three months of hard work (as of to date) to receive new homes for all of our CHID recipients.
The unofficial results from Tuesday’s Navajo Nation General Election are as follows. To see the full list, visit navajotimes.com
Tyra Jeff, a 27-year-old coffee enthusiast, launched a new venture here to kick off the year. Before this, Jeff had served communities a cup of pick-me-up or something sweet to satisfy their cravings by running a mobile café in Twin Lakes, New Mexico, outside hospitals, and at local flea markets.
When Teresa Frazier finishes a batch of Navajo skirts, she sanitizes them by soaking them in Lysol then machine-washes them before tossing them in a dryer.
Behind a dozen treys, the Tohatchi boys basketball team rolled to a 60-44 win over Navajo Prep on Wednesday night.
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It’s fall, and wool is in the air at the Navajo Nation Museum.
Every Monday and Tuesday, Muriel Goldtooth, a 46-year-old mother of two, experiences nosebleeds as a side effect of her weekly chemotherapy treatments at Tuba City Regional Health Care’s Specialty Care Center. “That’s on my good days when my condition is somewhat normal,” she shares with a smile.
Cecil Tso, known in the music world as Tsoh Tso, is a hip-hop artist, producer, and DJ whose artistry is deeply intertwined with his Navajo heritage and personal experiences.
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.
Jennifer Nez and Bertha Nez miss their home but can’t go back because of a major decade-long uranium waste cleanup project that is about to begin.
Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow