A 10-year-old local princess from Steamboat, Arizona, finds a friend stemming from her imagination, she speaks for her, puppeteering her every move and speaking her words. Through her skill, she entertains countless Navajos at events, gatherings, and nursing homes.
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Buck Navajo Sr., a hataałii who knew the original 12 major Diné ceremonies, sacred prayers, and songs, died earlier this month. He was 103.
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It was a treat to attend the Arizona Native Edible Experience Nov. 19.
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When Shawn Martinez joined the Phoenix Suns family as the senior director of live presentation about two years ago, he committed himself to push the Suns’ City Edition jersey project past the finish line.
Read MoreThe Miss Navajo Nation pageant began in 1952 when Dr. Beulah Melvin Allen was crowned as the first titleholder, and since then, the pageant has undergone many changes.
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