Thirteen years after Isabella Robbins was named a Chief Manuelito Scholar, the Tuba City High School graduate addressed this year’s scholars at a ceremony honoring 186 graduating high school students with the Navajo Nation’s highest academic award.
Days before Navajo Code Talkers Day, New Mexico is moving ahead with plans for a museum at Navajo Preparatory School in Farmington. It is not the museum announced more than a decade ago at Tse Bonito. It is not the one that was supposed to open two years ago.
We are retired and live on the edge of the Navajo Nation.
Emily Ellison stood Monday before Justin Jones’ family home fire in Rock Point Valley and accepted his selection of her as his running mate after her third campaign for Navajo Nation president ended in the July 21 primary.
Team members at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort recently collected 736 pounds of food to distribute to two northern Arizona organizations serving people facing food insecurity.
The long go-round of the 104th Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Association Open Rodeo is in the books with the conclusion of Saturday’s performance at Red Rock Park.
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Damaris Yazzie and Rhylee Manwell are crowned the 2026-2027 Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Queen and Little Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial, respectively, during Friday night’s coronation at Red Rock Park.
A summer running and fitness camp program for Diné youth will continue this month with stops in Chinle, Ganado and Newcomb.
Former Navajo Nation Attorney General Ethel Branch has joined Miller Nash LLP, where she advises tribal governments and enterprises from the firm’s Seattle office.
The Office of Navajo Nation Scholarship and Financial Assistance honored 186 graduating high school seniors July 31 at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort after they earned the Chief Manuelito Scholarship, the Navajo Nation’s highest academic award.
Kinsale Drake returned to Ééhániih Day with the kinds of gifts she remembers receiving there as a child, this time handing out backpacks and books while announcing that NDN Girls Book Club had secured a bookmobile.
Mabelle Drake Hueston remembers when nearly everyone in here spoke Navajo. She wants families to make the language part of daily life again, beginning at the kitchen table.
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