Reporter's Notebook
Reporter’s Notebook: Corralling the press won’t stop us from doing our job
I felt like a rowdy horse being corralled back into the pen.
Reporter’s notebook: Now there’s an app I could use
After my old iPhone 5 developed a malicious habit of muting my voice every time I called someone, my husband surprised me with an iPhone 7.
Reporter’s Notebook: An eye-opening drive to Albuquerque
Every journalist should deliver their publication’s product at least once in their careers. Not to write about but to observe the readership.
Reporter’s notebook: A few funny moments in a scary Diné film
Seriously, who carries a harmonica on them?
The hitchhiker diaries: Homeless youth; Lazarus come lately; Seoul survivor
More tales gleaned from the roadsides of Diné Bikeyah: A life in strange cars
Reporter’s Notebook: Why blowing the whistle doesn’t pay
It is no exaggeration to say that newspapers cannot operate without whistleblowers.
Reporter’s Notebook: ‘Nemo bik’ín’ítxą́ą́’!’
I was inspired to find Nemo myself after hearing about the recent showing of the “Finding Nemo” film being dubbed into Navajo.
Reporters Notebook: From Australia, I am reminded of how beautiful home really is
By leaving the reservation and the United States, I have learned an important lesson of appreciation by flying across the world to the “Land Down Under.”
Reporter’s Notebook: Tour of chapters kindles respect for “middle managers” of the rez
It took me a little over two years, but I finally completed my tour of every chapter on the reservation this fall.
Reporter’s Notebook: Smelling and seeing the blaze, hit home
Waking up the morning of Father’s Day, I remember seeing a haze of smoke rising behind the eastern face of the Chooshgai Mountains.
