On September 6, 2025, my dad, Aaron Mark Bradley, age 68 years old, was last seen at Shonto Marketplace. The market is within a few miles of his home in Cow Springs, Arizona. On a weekly basis he travels to the store to purchase some of his favorite treats like a soda and a strawberry cake parfait. He would take time to visit with familiar faces and update them on his planting, wood carving projects and how his children and grandchildren were doing.
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A University of Arizona librarian, a law library administrator and a Navajo Nation water resources official will receive the 2026 Haury Indigenous Resilience Leadership Award for their work preserving and organizing the Navajo Nation Department of Water Resources’ historic and contemporary document collection.
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What organizers described as hundreds of people filled the gymnasium at Glendale High School on Saturday, Feb. 28, for a full day of Navajo singing, dancing and storytelling, part of a celebration organized to bring together urban Native families and support the work of a Phoenix-area substance use treatment facility.
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Navajo Nation health officials traveled to Washington, D.C., the week of Feb. 16 as tribal leaders shaped $83 billion in Indian Health Service funding priorities for fiscal 2028, pressing for investments in mental health care, hospital construction and a new medical center in Gallup as the nation’s largest tribal health system confronts aging facilities and staffing shortages.
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