Chapter Series
Chapter Series: Hemmed in by history
Wide Ruins’ future is threatened by its past (Editor’s note: In an effort to chronicle the beauty and diversity of the Navajo Nation, as well as its issues, the Navajo
Whiterock: Small but independent
White Rock Chapter President Ramona Begay has spent most of her year-and-a-half in office explaining the new council form of government to chapter members É including the previous administration who instituted it.
Going with the flow
Some chapters have big aspirations. Dennehotso wants to be the world’s best farm town; LeChee likes big boats and it cannot lie.
Return to the Range
In Navajo tradition, holy things come in groups of four: the four directions, four sacred mountains, four sacred colors, four sacred stones — But four has not been a lucky number for this tiny chapter flanked on two sides by the Hopi Reservation — at least not years ending in four.
Becoming a hub
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.
Chapter Series: Corn, Craps and Cryptids
Everything’s larger-than-life in Upper Fruitland (Editor’s note: In an effort to chronicle the beauty and diversity of the Navajo Nation, as well as its issues, the Navajo Times has committed
The Gathering Spot
Twin Lakes/Bahastl’ah has hosted summits since prehistoric times (Editor’s note: In an effort to chronicle the beauty and diversity of the Navajo Nation, as well as its issues, the Navajo
