Search for Aneth toddler suspended
After three days of searching for Anndine Jones, 4, the Navajo Division of Public Safety has suspended their search to find missing girl.
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Letters: Take long view on NGS shutdown
The 800 workers that are confronted with the NGS power plant and the Peabody Coal mine shutdown...
Politics
Damon: NTEC needs to be more transparent
In the past two weeks, the Office of the Navajo Nation Speaker has worked double-time to organize over 12 full-day work sessions, town halls and countless presentations from experts, many technical in nature, for the Navajo Nation Council on the potential impacts of closure or acquisition of Navajo Generating Station and the Peabody Kayenta Mine.
Business
‘It’s knowing what they want’
Started for tourists, Hogan Espresso has become relaxed local hangout
Opinions & Columns
Letters: Legislation would help compensate for plant shutdown
For all of us who live in the Four Corners area, job security and future economic development are top-of-mind.
50 Years Ago
50 years ago: Council cracks down on DNA
The Navajo Tribal government really didn’t like DNA, the legal aid service operated by the Office of Navajo Economic Opportunity.
Sports
Newcomb, SFIS boys go down fighting in state finals
The Newcomb High School boy’s basketball team made it under the bright lights of The Pit and battled like they had all season.
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Humidity: 68%
Wind: Calm
Pressure: 30.20
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Community
ICWA changed history, now court says it’s unconstitutional
Ambrose Ashley, Diné, vividly remembers the night more than six decades ago he and his seven brothers 2 to 11 years old were placed in foster homes.
Education
Stories and science
Diné schools partner with NASA for culturally based science curriculum
Arts
Former participant now runs art competition
In 1997 contemporary Diné painter Peterson Yazzie won the high school art contest held by Northland Pioneer College, which earned him a scholarship to the school and eventually led him to become a teacher. Now the two-dimensional art instructor and faculty member helps run the same annual art competition at the college.
Culture
Working to save ceremonies, hataaliis
The Navajo Traditional Apprenticeship Program was founded in 1998 by the Division of Diné Education and legislation was passed to fund its operation annually through the Navajo Nation Trust Fund for Vocational Education.
Music
Music as medicine: Flutist’s music is his prayer of gratitude
When he was a child growing up in Gray Mountain, Arizona, Jonah Littlesunday’s grandmother Bessie Singer used to listen to cassette tapes of world-renowned flutist R. Carlos Nakai while she did her weaving.
