‘Little Sister’ to retire soon
The Little Sister Rug served as a backdrop during the Navajo Nation Inauguration at the Bee Hółdzil Fighting Scouts Events Center in Fort Defiance Jan. 10.
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Young weavers set out to revitalize Diné culture
This part of the Navajo Nation has been an area that has produced some well-known weavers generation over generation.
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Mą’ii jooldloshí’: Voice of Coyote in ‘70s winter story is 75
Hxéílá nihxá ‘íidoolííł? That was the question for the four young Diné men who auditioned for Mąʼii.
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A dibé yázhí named ‘Dumpling’
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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‘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.
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