Chinle Starbucks opens to long lines
It’s Valentine’s Day, and you know what Navajos really love? Their coffee.
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2018: a year of schism
As political polarization continued on the national level this year, the scene was mirrored here on the Navajo Nation.
Politics
Standing committees approved, but not without controversy
Speaker Seth Damon’s appointees to the Navajo Nation Council Standing Committees were approved through legislation today, but not without some fireworks over some of the choices he made.
Business
Chinle Starbucks opens to long lines
It’s Valentine’s Day, and you know what Navajos really love? Their coffee.
Opinions & Columns
Letters: NTEC is doing what many startups can only wish
As NTEC positions itself in the energy markets, outside corporations fear the worst.
50 Years Ago
50 years ago: Flagstaff takes proactive stance toward complaints by Diné
The late 60s and early 70s were a tense time for some of the communities bordering the reservation as Navajo youth organizations began holding protests and complaining about how people in those communities treated Navajos who went there to shop.
Sports
3A parity opens door to anyone in state tourney
There is something to be said about the parity in 3A girls’ basketball.
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Dewpoint: 15.1 F (-9.4 C)
Humidity: 54%
Wind: West at 4.6 MPH (4 KT)
Pressure: 29.80
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Community
‘It’s the threat you don’t see …’
Police cadets undergo training scenarios to test reactions, performance
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
Diné pianist helped judge Grammys
By the time the Grammy Awards hit your TV screen Sunday, all you’ll see is the glitz and glamor.
