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Translating the Alcoholics Anonymous bi Naaltsoos Si’ah
Taking the children
July 12, 2018
50 Years Ago: DNA takes aim at Chinle schools
July 12, 2018
Tribe wants contract with IHS to run mental health
July 9, 2018Sports
The logistics of taking part in the Annual Fourth of July Celebration & PRCA Rodeo cost Erich Rogers some money.
Revised rankings jumble things up for new school year
July 12, 2018
Locals master the bulls at Window Rock, set lofty goals
July 12, 2018
Athlete switches colleges to advance career
July 12, 2018
Narbona newbies log impressive finishes
July 5, 2018
NativeVision Camp focuses on each child’s strengths
July 5, 2018Education
It wouldn’t be a surprise if in a decade Neviayah Yellowhair, of Blue Gap, Arizona, is wearing a white lab coat in a laboratory or designing a building.
Yes they CAMT
June 28, 2018
Koreans teach Leupp kids computer science
June 21, 2018
Diné College chosen for study on spread of violence
May 31, 2018
Politics
Surrounded by photos of local leaders who have passed on, many of whom he is related to by clan, Vice President and presidential candidate Jonathan Michael Nez settled into the meeting room at Shonto Chapter House on June 24 just like old times.
‘Power of jini’
July 5, 2018
Open meetings bill goes down in flames
July 5, 2018
Hopefuls spar in ‘job interview’
June 21, 2018Life
After learning about the events that led to the Long Walk, Ezekiel Argeanas, Diné, talked to historians, researched the archives at Bosque Redondo memorial, met with well-known Diné weavers and attended Sheep is Life workshops at Diné College to find out more about his ancestral history.
Church, volunteers repair roof for Lewis
July 9, 2018
Not too young to give back
July 5, 2018
As a neglected child, movies saved the day
June 28, 2018
At 42, modeling dream comes true for Dine
June 28, 2018
Robert Mesa, who played Tecumseh in the History Channel’s “Frontiersmen,” calmly talks about the time he got ink poisoning from a tattoo on his left arm that he knew, being Navajo, he shouldn’t get.
‘Painting with yarn’
June 21, 2018
Capturing uniqueness
June 14, 2018
Everybody’s best friend
June 7, 2018
Cosplayer uses Diné ideas to create character costumes
April 19, 2018
Eddie Lewis, 68, of Tinian, New Mexico, was discovered recently by the pastor of Home-Based Church living with no electricity – with a power line a half mile away – and no running water.
Just in time for the talent show
June 21, 2018
Riding for the fallen
May 24, 2018
‘Angsty Asdzaa’
May 17, 2018
Shonto sports Civil Air Patrol’s newest escadrille in Ariz.
April 19, 2018
After learning about the events that led to the Long Walk, Ezekiel Argeanas, Diné, talked to historians, researched the archives at Bosque Redondo memorial, met with well-known Diné weavers and attended Sheep is Life workshops at Diné College to find out more about his ancestral history.
Power of the storm
June 21, 2018
No more ‘squash and wigwams’
May 17, 2018
Dineh Tah Dancers well received at historic home sites
April 26, 2018
Diné culture mirrors ancient philosophy of mind, body
Preventing diabetes
January 4, 2018
Executive plans to repeat candy exchanges at Shiprock, Tuba City
October 5, 2017
Eat well, exercise and pray
August 31, 2017
Teddy bears reach stubby paws out to community
August 24, 2017
Songwriters draw inspiration from the land, each other
Art, music festival grows, marks 10th year
June 7, 2018
‘The vibes are great’
May 3, 2018
‘Fight Like A Woman’ continues Sihasin’s journey to healing
April 19, 2018
Child of accident victim, a princess today, hosts giveaway
At 42, modeling dream comes true for Dine
June 28, 2018
‘From Window Rock to Palestine …’
June 7, 2018
A hometown hero: Mae Chee Castillo
May 17, 2018
‘I want to make my family proud’
May 17, 2018Opinion
The principal at Pueblo Pintado Community School still continues to cause problems for the students and staff at the school. The new issue is mismanagement of funds.
Letters: A thank-you from the queen bee
July 5, 2018
Letters: Kudos for BIA street workers
June 28, 2018
Letters: Herzliche Glückwünsche, Anthony!
June 21, 2018Business
The Navajo Nation has identified a potential buyer for the Navajo Generating Station that would allow the generating station, which along with the Kayenta Coal Mine generates about a third of the Navajo Nation’s budget and 80 percent of the Hopi Tribe’s, to operate beyond the projected closing date of 2019.
NACE, ex-CEO dispute still simmering
July 9, 2018
All the families are here
May 28, 2018
Buying a car: Take a good look at finances
May 24, 2018Upcoming events
