Business beat: ASTA Construction celebrates eight years in Winslow
The Navajo Hopi Observer stopped in to talk to Tim and Tanya Young, owners of ASTA construction to ask about life and business in Winslow.
Rotary District Governor visits Winslow Club Aug. 7
David Simmer, representing central and northern Arizona Rotary District 5495, gave an update on Rotary’s water projects on the Navajo Reservation Aug. 7.
Photo highlights: Winslow students return to school Aug. 5
Winslow schools opened Aug. 5 for the new school year.
Winslow Chamber hosts monthly mixer at Little Colorado Medical Center
The Winslow Chamber of Commerce hosted a monthly mixer at the Little Colorado Medical Center (LCMC).
Winslow’s Loy Engelhardt selected for Arizona Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Loy Engelhardt announces for the Winslow Bulldogs for football, basketball, baseball and softball.
Community celebrates contributions of Laguna Tribe
The community of Winslow celebrates the contributions of the Laguna Tribe at a festival July 26-27.
Rotary hears Kindercamp update
Heidi Hanson and Kristi Corum gave a presentation to the Winslow Rotary July 25 about this summer's KinderCamp.
Interact youth Rotary program coming to Winslow High School
Winslow High School will have a new club this fall.
Voters go to poll August to decide fate of Prop 421, Navajo County jail district
Approval of Prop 421 involves adding a one-third percent sales tax to purchases in the county, excluding grocery food.
Clear Creek Days draws a crowd at McHood Park
McHood City Park, located five miles south of Winslow on Route 99 sported two full days of paddling races during Clear Creek Days July 20 and 21.
Ice cream social closes out summer library events in Winslow
On July 18, Winslow Library held its last summer event.
Standing Horse Drum Group peform through the summer
During the summer months on most Wednesday evenings, Standing Horse Drum Group can be heard playing in downtown Winslow. The drum group performs at Route 66 Park from 7-9 p.m.
Winslow Fire Department makes it rain as summer draws to an end
Children play in the “rain” from a Winslow Fire Department engine during an open house for first responders in Winslow July 9.
Winslow youth receive gardening skills workshop
Winslow Community Garden hosted Lisa Reidhead from University of Arizona July 17 to talk to children about growing plants.
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- Mark Charles, who is Navajo, enters 2020 presidential race as an Independent
- Nation signs contract for $31.8 million road project expansion
- Business beat: ASTA Construction celebrates eight years in Winslow
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- Milton Bluehouse, Jr. appointed to serve as Deputy Chief of Staff for Nez-Lizer office
- Navajo Nation pays tribute to Diné warriors on Navajo Code Talker Day
- Navajo Nation leaders take strong stance in support of Navajo mine workers
- Northland Pioneer College student excels at SkillsUSA cosmetology competition
- Dine studies at Navajo Tech infuses Navajo perspectives into summer programs
- Navajo Nation receives $5 million from Navajo Gaming
- Mark Charles, who is Navajo, enters 2020 presidential race as an Independent
- Ball is life in Indian Country: New Netflix documentary debuts Aug. 2
- Chinle Wildcats claw their way into AZ 3A championships
- Man arrested after attempted kidnapping in Chinle
- Wildcats dominate playoff game over Show Low Cougars
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- Chinle claws for the 3A Regional North title; Page remains undefeated
- Chinle Wildcats take home 58-48 win
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