Sweetland Community Garden Expo in Winslow
On June 1, Navajo County Public Health sponsored a community garden expo at the Winslow Community Garden on the east end of town with lectures on transplanting trees, planting seeds and creating a raised bed.
NASA shows up in Winslow
Each summer, the Winslow Library offers a program of free educational activities for kids.
Winslow boys and girls basketball teams plan busy summer
Winslow Lady Bulldog coach Jerron Jordan has plans for a busy summer to prepare the team for the coming season.
Vietnam veteran riders back from Washington D.C.
Four riders on three motorcycles from the Run for the Wall rest in downtown Winslow May 30.
Native drumming rocks Winslow
Beginning May 29, Native drummers in Winslow will perform for two hours every Wednesday.
Winslow Council meeting approves tentative budget
The Winslow City Council met May 28 as the Winslow Public Housing Authority prior to their regular council meeting.
Winslow Elementary School shows humanitarian spirit and raises money
Winslow Elementary School showed its humanitarian spirit by hosting and participating in Fitness Day.
McHood State Park in Winslow establishes new fees
Winslow’s Clear Creek, McHood State Park, established new park fees effective for this season.
Little Colorado Medical Center in Winslow celebrates Hospital Week
The Little Colorado Medical Center in Winslow celebrated Hospital Week May 15 by hosting a free health information morning.
All 3A East region and state softball players announced
All Region and All State softball teams were announced with Chris Fraze of Blue Ridge named the 3A East Softball Coach of the Year and Jordyn Johnson of Winslow named the Defensive Player of the Year.
Midway Entertainment Carnival stops in Winslow
The Midway Entertainment Carnival stopped in Winslow May 4-6.
Winslow's Junior and Senior orchestras perform
On May 8, Winslow’s junior and senior high school orchestras performed a concert in the performing arts center at the high school.
Winslow's Elevate group makes a difference
Comprised of adolescent girls and led by Kim Curley, Elevate is a coalition girls sponsored by Navajo County Health Department.
Track winds down at Winslow High School
On April 19, Winslow High School hosted a comprehensive track meet for 20 high schools from northern Arizona.
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- Mark Charles, who is Navajo, enters 2020 presidential race as an Independent
- Bond Wilson Tech student receives Four Corners Power Plant scholarship
- Hopi journalist leads others on journey through Phoenix Indian School, Native American history
- New York artist takes 30-day ride with camel and horse through Navajo Nation to the Grand Canyon in honor of women
- Tuba City grads celebrate the end of year with gratitude at 2019 graduation
- Navajo Nation voices support for the protection of Grand Canyon from uranium mining at U.S. Capitol
- Traditional Cultural Summit to promote balance and longevity
- Native drumming rocks Winslow
- Indian Child Welfare Act still under debate as Supreme Court rebuffs bid to void the act
- Around the Rez: week of June 12
- Mark Charles, who is Navajo, enters 2020 presidential race as an Independent
- First cancer treatment center on a U.S. reservation opens in Tuba City
- McHood State Park in Winslow establishes new fees
- Page hosts Indian National Finals Rodeo Tour
- Hopi student wins national journalism award
- Traditional Cultural Summit to promote balance and longevity
- Tuba City grads celebrate the end of year with gratitude at 2019 graduation
- Tuba City High graduate receives All-Academic Scholar Athlete from Haskell University
- Diné College graduates 207, near record number of students
- Diné College to expand successful arts certificate program; NCAP receives a $540,500
