Rogers waves aside bad luck, sets sights on next round
Rogers said he battled all year and he credited Texas cowboy Paden Bray for getting him to the 2019 NFR. Bray, who roped with Rogers, did not make the field as he finished No. 17 in the world.
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Politics
Council considers NTUA veto override
President Jonathan Nez vetoed Navajo Tribal Utility Authority’s resolution to increase its debt ceiling from $500 million to $1.5 billion, but there is legislation pending for an override.
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Letters: Relocation piled injustice upon injustice
I would like to reiterate the fate of Navajos who have been relocated beginning in 1977 per Public...
Business
PRC hearings: Northern Navajo’s economy hangs in the balance
Still stunned over the closure of the Navajo Generating Station, the Navajo Nation could soon be reeling over the closure of another power plant across the state line.
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Comics by Jack Ahasteen
Comics by Navajo Times editorial cartoonist Jack Ahasteen.
50 Years Ago
50 Years Ago: NTUA decides to raise rates
As 1969 ended, the Navajo Times printed a story that would become its first controversy of 1970 – a decision by the board for Navajo Tribal Utility Authority to raise its rates by as much as 21 percent.
Sports
Rogers waves aside bad luck, sets sights on next round
Rogers said he battled all year and he credited Texas cowboy Paden Bray for getting him to the 2019 NFR. Bray, who roped with Rogers, did not make the field as he finished No. 17 in the world.
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EVENTS
Education
College success sometimes hinges on ‘Turning Points’
When Taylor Notah first started at Arizona State University, she felt like she didn’t belong.
People
Sparking hope: Firefighter training helps vets transition to civilian life, launch careers
Like many veterans, Justin Francisco found himself at loose ends after leaving the U.S. Marine Corps.
Community
‘The people’s house’: Legislative branch celebrates first tree lighting
On Tuesday evening luminarias lined the Navajo Nation Council Chamber and a tall, beautifully decorated tree, sourced from the Chuska Mountains, lit up the outside entry way.
From the Wires
Illinois' Black Hawk statue repairs are almost finished
Officials to celebrate approaching opening of new freeway
US officials to review deal on sharing Colorado River water
New Mexico has goal to boost rural art, culture partnerships
Man pleads guilty in death of Navajo Nation police officer
Wyoming: 31 Blackjewel workers still owed $164,000
Oglala Sioux consider appeal on survey decision for mine
New Jersey attackers linked to anti-Semitic fringe movement
Long-awaited Native American museum in Oklahoma has new name
New Jersey attackers linked to anti-Semitic fringe movement
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Former tribal president gets prison for fraud, owes $25k
Connecticut high school's mascot debate remains unsettled
New Mexico tribes get $36 million for affordable housing projects
$100 million solar park in South Dakota is moving forward
Father, son plead guilty in black market eagle trafficking
School board removes Native American logo from gym banners
Measure aimed at preserving Native languages clears Congress
Montana tribe's quest for recognition advances in Congress
New Mexico utility regulators weigh costs of coal phase-out
Fashion
Sisters from Montezuma Creek perform at New York City fashion show
Tewakeedah and Dachuneeh Martin, of Montezuma Creek, sang live for designer Hazel Stabler’s Buffalo Hunt Camp fashion line dedicated to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Arts
Diné artist navigates the in-between
Clint Holtsoi’s artwork plays in the in-between of many poles – bright and gloomy, realism and surrealism, light and heavy themes.
Culture
Fabric-ating stories: Diné quilter lets her fingers do the talking
As an employee of the federal government, Susan Hudson is prohibited from taking public positions on government policy.
Music
Gifts to the world: Sihasin’s ‘Fight Like A Woman’ earns top award, honors matriarchs
Diné punk/rock/world sibling duo Sihasin brought home a win for the Navajo Nation when they were awarded “Best Rock Recording” for their album “Fight Like a Woman” at this month’s Native American Music Awards.
