Author: Cindy Yurth

On your way from Chinle to Pinon on the recently repaved N4, you will come across a broad, flat valley surrounded by low, rocky mesas, bisected by a big wash.

When Bahastl’ah Chapter, formerly known as Twin Lakes, was chosen as the hub for its region in the Navajo Nation’s new decentralization scheme, the people here were not surprised. In fact, they would have been insulted if Bahastl’ah had not been the first choice.