On July 16, 1945, 80 years ago, the federal government detonated the first atomic bomb in the Tularosa Basin of New Mexico. That test, known as the Trinity Test, changed the world – and it changed our home forever.
Read MoreThe $44.9 million in general fund support for child care assistance, paired with $81 million in federal Child Care and Development Fund authority, is a much-needed investment in our state’s economic infrastructure.
Read MoreIn 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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There were some good articles printed in the June 26, 2025, Navajo Times newspaper about agriculture and range management issues.
Read MoreI 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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Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow