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‘They’re not in Chicago anymore’

Posted by Christopher S. Pineo | Jun 16, 2016 | Culture |

Students experience Navajo culture through weaving

Diné poet takes on ‘solastalgia’

Posted by Alastair Lee Bitsóí | Jun 9, 2016 | Culture |

Before taking the stage at the Asian American Writer’s Workshop for a poetry slam, Demian DineYazhi’ added a little touch of home with a colorful, flowery scarf.

Family, fans celebrate the legacy of champion fancy dancer

Posted by Christopher S. Pineo | May 5, 2016 | Culture |

In years past, Spike Draper entered the arena alongside his father during the grand entry of the annual Gathering of Nations Powwow.

Art as spirituality

Posted by Cindy Yurth | Apr 28, 2016 | Culture |

New DC program teaches culture through art

ARIZE fashion show features Native designs

Posted by Krista Allen | Apr 13, 2016 | Arts, Culture |

Runway models with rockabilly hairstyles and some with Bettie Page styled bangs modeled clothes that communicated subdued elegance and soigné ease.

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Navajo Nation’s own lawyers split on whether it would own the $24 million ZenniHome facility

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Piñon school district finds $115,000 in missing cash, $2 million in undeposited checks

Arizona withholds 3% of Window Rock school funding as Navajo districts face mounting financial scrutiny

Diné candidate stopped a school closure with the district's own plan. Now he wants the presidency.

Sheriff candidates pressed on policing gaps in Diné communities

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Letters | Hard times ahead

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Letters | Karson's life mattered

Letters | Supporting solar growth

Letters | 20 years late

Our name is not your brand: <br>Reclaiming Acoma

‘They’re not in Chicago anymore’

Diné poet takes on ‘solastalgia’

Family, fans celebrate the legacy of champion fancy dancer

Art as spirituality

ARIZE fashion show features Native designs

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