Guest Column: Our purpose is to continue the journey towards Hózhó
As Diné, we have a distinct culture and language, and time-honored wellness and healing system that pre-dates colonial, Western health interventions.
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From the Editor: Humbled by the vast beauty of the world
Beginning in March, there have been more opportunities to hike with the pandemic and the restrictions we must all live with. Taking hikes in the country is perfect.
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Guest Column: Why this Irishman is helping the Navajo fight COVID
This month, tens of thousands of Irish people are donating to a $5 million fund-raising campaign to help the Navajo and Hopi tribes battling the coronavirus. Irish donors see this as a long overdue payback for the gift of $170 sent by the Choctaw Tribe to Ireland during the famine.
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Despite strokes, camaraderie rules the day
In 72 hours beginning on January 11, I fell three times. The first was while walking to the post office in Gallup. My left leg gave way and I fell onto some rocks. The next was walking beside a highway when I rolled onto the road.
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Happy birthday to a great cowboy and dad
Everything my dad did, I tried to model in my own way. My affinity for running comes from him. He would wake me up before the sun and we would run together. He was a talented long distance runner, but I could never match his endurance.
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Highway 264,
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