‘Diné understood’: Bearsun to return to Diné Bikéyah for Thanksgiving
Bearsun, the teddy bear suit worn by 33-year-old Jessy Larios of Los Angeles, is returning to Diné Bikéyah for Thanksgiving.
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‘There for the kids’: Bus driver honored for 51 years of service
Bus driver and Dilkon Chapter Vice President Felix Tsinijinnie was recently honored by Dilcon Community School for his 51 straight years of dedicated service to students and families.
Politics
ARPA office director supports open communication
Newly appointed Fiscal Recovery Fund Office Director Tom Platero told the Navajo Times last Friday that his office, tasked to manage and administer American Rescue Plan Act projects, is up and running.
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Kinaaldá: Coming of age in traditional Diné ceremony
Kinaaldá – is it a lost tradition or a renewal of a Navajo tradition?
At the start of our Glittering Fourth World, Changing Woman, or Asdzáá Nádłeehé, initiated the first kinaaldá. A kinaaldá is the “rite of passage” for a Navajo girl becoming a woman.
Business
Crypto Diné? Leaders need to learn, Benally says
Blockchain in Diné Bikéyah would make transactions safer and faster, said Dineh Benally.
Opinions & Columns
Letters: Saddened at loss of coach, friend, teacher
All these years I never really knew the man until just recently during the Wingate High School reunion. Back on campus he never dressed wearing his military greenies, just another teacher to me. Little did I know he was a Vietnam veteran (1967-70).
Sports
MV Mustangs score a pair of wins over Many Farms
On Monday night the Monument Valley Mustangs played their first game in almost two years as they went up against the Many Farms Lobos.
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50 Years Ago: Hopi Tribe impounds Diné livestock, set up hold fees
The tension between Navajos and Hopis over Navajo cattle wandering onto the Hopi Reservation has increased substantially in the past few weeks.
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Health
Council passes ‘historic’ smoke-free bill
On Tuesday, the Navajo Nation Council passed the Niłch’ éí Bee Ííńá – “Air is Life” – Act of 2021, a 100% percent commercial tobacco smoke-free policy for the Nation with no exceptions, including casinos, by a vote of 20-3.
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‘There for the kids’: Bus driver honored for 51 years of service
Bus driver and Dilkon Chapter Vice President Felix Tsinijinnie was recently honored by Dilcon Community School for his 51 straight years of dedicated service to students and families.
Community
Bladesmith honors code talker: Presents one-of-a-kind sword to Navajo-Hopi Honor Riders
Last summer Tohatchi veteran Michael "Mike" Mitchell was inspired by the news that Arizona made Aug. 14, national Navajo Code Talkers Day, an annual state holiday that honors the code talkers’ service, sacrifices and dedication to the protection of the Nation.
Culture
Sisters compete for crown: Joyceline Wero crowned Miss Western Navajo
The only person who knew they were contestants in the Miss Western Navajo Pageant was their nálí asdzáán, Sarah Nez, who kept the secret from the rest of the family.
Education
‘There for the kids’: Bus driver honored for 51 years of service
Bus driver and Dilkon Chapter Vice President Felix Tsinijinnie was recently honored by Dilcon Community School for his 51 straight years of dedicated service to students and families.
Music
Loving Gallup vibe: Fire in Your Soul Tour rolls through Juggernaut
The Fire in Your Soul Tour rolled through Gallup for a concert at historic U.S. Route 66 venue Juggernaut Music on Oct. 26, featuring Huntington Beach, California, band Breaking In A Sequence (BIAS) and the Mendenhall Experiment.
