Author: Donovan Quintero

The spring winds are returning.

After hearing from at least a dozen Navajos who felt the new logo for its Aspen, Colorado, store appropriated the Navajo Nation seal, clothing retailer Madhappy has apologized and offered to donate all proceeds from clothing bearing the design to the tribe.

After 105 years of living and paving a path for her children and her grandchildren, Sophie Yazzie is leaving a trail of legacies in her wake.

The Navajo Nation has lost one if its great matriarchs.

Farmers Cecil and Marsha Duncan cannot shake the stigma – even after last summer’s back-breaking work, tilling, planting, and watering their 10-acre field of hay, corn, melons and other assorted last summer – that their crops are forever contaminated by 2015 Gold King Mine spill.