Business

About this time last year, people started noticing that Jonathan Nez, campaigning for president, had grown out his trademark Alfalfa bangs and had a sleek new look. Who knew his stylist was right there on Mutton Alley?

Last week, the Simpson family from Chinle got up at 5 a.m. and drove two and a half hours to a place they’d never been to sell food they only sell during fair season.

If you’re in the Kayenta/Monument Valley area and are in need of some good coffee, you’re in luck. Look for the Monument Coffee Co. trailer.

Unless you’re completely oblivious, you’ve noticed the red “Speedway” signs popping up all over the rez above what used to be Giant gas and convenience stores.

In 1996, Victoria Largo was hustling to sell baked goods and ice-cream in her home community of Crownpoint. Amid the hustle and bustle, her daughter came up with the idea of selling pizza.