The election for tribal chairman will be held next Tuesday and the Navajo Times is reporting the most competitive race in years. The newspaper gave no indication whether incumbent Chairman Raymond Nakai or challenger Peter MacDonald was favored to win because no one at that time…
Read MoreIt was only 10 days until the tribe would elect a new chairman and the two candidates were spending almost all of their time on the campaign trail.
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Over the years, the Navajo Times pointed out in numerous stories that a lot of tribal members didn’t trust the federal government. This was most prevalent among elderly Navajos who owned sheep and cattle.
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Carl Gorman, father of one of the best-known artists in the country, visited the Navajo Times and talked about his project to save the tribe’s cultural history to benefit future generations.
Read MoreWhile tribal members won’t know for another month who will be sworn in on Jan. 2 as the tribe’s new chairman, a special committee has been formed to handle the inauguration event and they know they will have to address several problems – including cold weather.
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