Chinle youth work to save elderly from floods
Armed with shovels and a desire to keep their community safe, youth working for the Chinle Chapter and AmeriCorps went to the front lines on July 30.
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Voters pick Nez, Nygren for president
Navajo Nation voters have spoken and Buu Nygren will challenge incumbent Jonathan Nez for the tribal presidency on Nov. 8.
Politics
Diné voters choose change, or those who hold same beliefs
On Tuesday, 47,495 – or 38.9% – of eligible voters cast ballots at local chapter houses.
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Slow down, take your time, news writers told
Slow down and take your time when covering Native news was the primary message Miss Navajo Nation and a panel of Native journalists advised a roomful of writers and reporters at the 2022 New Mexico Press Women conference.
Business
Forum highlights helium, rural businesses
Frankie “Navajo Grandma” Davis said if she becomes president, she will mine the reservation for its natural resources because it’s the tribe’s “God-given blessing.”
Opinions & Columns
Letters | Donovan will be missed
I was saddened to read of the death of Bill Donovan — longtime reporter for the Navajo Times and commentator on Navajo history and life.
Sports
Diné win world crowns pitching horseshoes
This year’s World Horseshoe Pitching Championships were held in Monroe, Louisiana, and among the winners were Kalie Trujillo, this year’s Junior Girls Champion, and her great-grandfather-by-clan, Tommy Antone, who won first in the Elders B1 Championship.
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50 Years Ago
50 Years Ago | Tribe stumped on lack of success by Navajo Optics
Beginning in July 1972, the Advisory Committee began holding discussions about what to do with Navajo Optics.
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Health
NAIHS COVID-19 vaccine schedule
COVID-19 vaccines for children 6 months through 5 years of age are now available at the following Navajo Area Indian Health Services facilities for the month of July.
People
Diné dancer takes first in Las Vegas competition
On July 14, 12-year-old Kaylissa Logan took first place in the Teen Hip-Hop category during the national Tremaine Dance competition.
Community
Chinle youth work to save elderly from floods
Armed with shovels and a desire to keep their community safe, youth working for the Chinle Chapter and AmeriCorps went to the front lines on July 30.
Culture
Always carry tá’dídíín: Rocky Ridge cowboy rediscovers ancient trails
When he arrived at the Confluence Overlook on the eastern rim of Bidáá Ha’azt’i, he made an offering with tá’dídíín.
Education
Education Briefs | NTU wins chapter of the year
On July 15 Navajo Technical University’s American Indigenous Business Leaders Chapter won first place in the chapter of the year competition in the tribal college category.
Arts
‘My art has kept me going all these years’: Ceremonial poster artist Richard Kee Yazzie a model of strength, resiliency
This year’s Gallup Inter-tribal Ceremonial poster artist, Richard Kee Yazzie, has lived a good long life with many accomplishments in spite of traumatic events.
Music
Blue Desert Tour showcases Indigenous-led jazz
Music of Indigenous-led jazz bands filled the El Morro theater last Thursday night with 60 people in attendance.
