A New Mexico Department of Transportation road crew found no immediate concern with the San Juan River bridge in Shiprock Friday, according to Delegate Eugenia Charles-Newton, as rising water prompted state transportation personnel to monitor the crossing and roadway.
When rain fell on the day of the sheep butchering competition, Jonathan Francisco told his niece what he believed the rain meant.
I would like to submit my opinion on Mr. Donovan Quintero’s article, “Diné teachers connect Tsoodził quake to traditional teachings” (Sept. 3, 2026).
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.
Tonalea, Arizona, cowgirl Kylie Dodson was in the market for a roping chute.
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Three contestants in the 74th Annual Miss Navajo Nation Pageant competed in sheep butchering and traditional foods Monday, Sept. 7, at the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds.
Flagstaff Unified School District has approved a two-year agreement with Flagstaff Bone and Joint that adds an assistant athletic trainer and expands sports medicine services for student-athletes at Flagstaff High School.
Petty Officer 3rd Class Aaron Alcott of Tódinéeshzhee’, a 2023 Monument Valley High School graduate, is serving as a torpedoman’s mate aboard the USS Henry M. Jackson, an Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine.
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.
Participants turned their attention to local plants Sept. 2 during the Nihi Na’ach’ąąhí Á’té, or We Are Painters, Watercolor Workshop Series at the Navajo Nation Museum Trailhead.
Starwin Holiday was 15 or 16 when he asked his father to buy him a set of hair clippers.
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