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When Franklin Sandman dons his leather crown, he knows he’s representing all the elders on the Navajo Nation.

A Navajo woman was honored at the White House earlier this week for her part as a “Champion of Change” in southern Arizona communities.

Just because Marlyssa Ann Jim didn’t win the Navajo Nation Fair Princess title last year didn’t mean she could not try again.

Harry J. Woody was a morose widower whose brother started dragging him to the song-and-dance to get him out of the house.

Dempsey credits late mother for successful reign as Miss Navajo