By the time the stadium lights flicked on in Piñon, the game had concluded while the air carried the smell of roast mutton and frybread turning a football game night into something more like a fall Navajo Fair than a small-town game.
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The Tuba City Warriors put on a stellar offensive showcase Saturday night, defeating the Gallup Bengals 38-8 in front of the home bleachers packed with fans draped in Warrior green.
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Jock Soto didn’t see other Native Americans in ballet during his professional career. Soto, who is Diné and Puerto Rican, was a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet for 24 years, retiring in 2005.
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Through food deserts and energy challenges, a quiet revolution is taking root where traditional farming meets modern solar technology. Across the Four Corners, researchers and farmers are testing a system called agrivoltaics that combines crop cultivation with solar energy production as a path toward food independence.
Read MoreJonathan Sharp serves as chief financial officer of the Environmental Litigation Group P.C., a Birmingham, Alabama–based law firm that represents victims of toxic exposure and their families in pursuing justice and rightful compensation.
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