Letters

June at the Museum of Northern Arizona ushers in the start of an engaging season. Summer is truly special here. Our beautiful setting in the ponderosa pines comes alive with events, visitors and community energy.

Indian Country is the most vulnerable to everything and anything that happens on the national scene because the government agencies that are mandated to protect Natives are the weakest in the entire system.

Our planet earth weather is changing. It’s not global warming.

This was taken Mother’s Day 2026 in Kayenta. It shows the tire tracks of the alleged drunk driver who took my grandson‘s life and changed our lives forever. And to add more insult to injury, there are 40-ounce beer bottles laying around the site where my grandson, 3-year-old Karson, lost his life.

My name is Jerry Semallie from Cameron, Arizona. I am the grazing permit holder of the area that is a possible solar project called Painted Desert Power.