Amber alert issued for 5-year-old
An Amber Alert has been issued for Oreyana Clinton, 5, a Native girl.
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Election board certifies all but three delegate seats
The Navajo Board of Election Supervisors certified the Nov. 8 general election results two days before Thanksgiving.
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Election board certifies all but three delegate seats
The Navajo Board of Election Supervisors certified the Nov. 8 general election results two days before Thanksgiving.
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FBI releases list of missing Indigenous in NM, Nation
The Albuquerque FBI Division, with Raul Bujanda, special agent in charge, announced a new database they have been working on for the last six months – a vetted list of missing Indigenous persons in New Mexico and across the Navajo Nation, including in Arizona, Colorado and Utah.
Business
Hope’s Frybread
When the idea first started to open a restaurant, Hope Peshlakai envisioned the place to feel like home.
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Letters | Eyesore of abandoned buildings
Driving into Shiprock, you see burnt, graffiti, boarded, private, commercial, and tribal buildings – all abandoned.
Sports
4A state champs: Bloomfield ends title drought
After 56 years, the Bloomfield Bobcats claimed its second state title in school history for football.
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Culture
‘I need to get on that horse’: Last Naatsis’áán hataałii passes on
Buck Navajo Sr., a hataałii who knew the original 12 major Diné ceremonies, sacred prayers, and songs, died earlier this month. He was 103.
Health
For better health, Diné sisters open ‘Desert Nutrition’
When the owners of the Native fitness center ousted their tearoom, the sisters didn’t give up and stayed motivated to grow their business.
Community
Free taco luncheon commemorates Cameron veterans
He’s gotten back to his normal routine after two terms in office but on Veterans Day, the former Cameron Chapter president wanted to do something special for the community veterans.
People
Salt and Pepper reunite at Hilton Garden
Every Vietnam veteran has a missing puzzle, said Tommy Moore, who found his at the Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Gallup Oct. 13.
Education
Tonalea hosts ‘Back to school Bash’ after 5-year hiatus: Leaders encourage youngsters to stay in school
Students in the Navajo Nation recently returned to class hopeful for a more stable year as they recoup learning losses from the Covid pandemic.
Arts
Merging contemporary with traditional: IPCC curator strives to highlight Native artists
Approaching her second work anniversary, the head curator at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center has successfully organized multiple exhibits highlighting Native voices and showcasing youth art.
Music
Diné fans surprised, enthralled by T.I. concert
The Dean C. Jackson Memorial arena was filled with screaming people last Wednesday as T.I. graced the stage.
