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Thursday, December 4, 2025

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Opinion | Beauty and sovereignty: Who are they truly serving now?

In the Navajo Nation, beauty is more than a word. It represents a balance of life, from the morning prayers meditating at dawn to the way each of us fosters a compassionate relationship with one another. It is this compassion and love that radiates for our elders, how we raise our children, and how each of us walks in balance with the land

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Reporter’s Notebook | Triple heat

I haven’t been to the Gallup flea market in over 15 years. Not since I was about nine getting dragged around in the dust, trying not to melt into the ground, fighting my sister over nonsense, getting yelled at for crying for the strange animals (parrots, turtles, hamsters) for sale. And this weekend, I’m finally going back.

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Intra-articular horse named Nick

When disaster encroaches, the instinct to protect what we love most can define the shape of our response. For Ela Yazzie-King, a longtime St. Michael’s resident who walks with crutches, that moment of reckoning came not with the sirens or smoke, but with a simple, aching question: What will happen to the horse?

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Dewpoint: 12.0 F (-11.1 C)
Humidity: 84%
Wind: calm
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