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Babbitt Ranches postpones annual colt sale
The time-honored event is expected to return live to Spider Web Camp on July 10, 2021.
Company floats new proposal for hydropower on tribal land
A Phoenix-based company that was eyeing the Little Colorado River for power generation is floating a new proposal that would rely on groundwater rather than surface water to make electricity.
Petrified Forest National Park to begin phased reopening
Petrified Forest National Park in northeastern Arizona is reopening some of its facilities and areas that have been closed to the public since March 24 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Environmentalists lose bid to halt uranium mine
- Navajo Gaming ramps up extreme precautionary measures during closure, prepares for reopening
- Navajo Nation implements fire restrictions
- Survey: 26% of Navajo Tech students lack internet, computers
- Task force on missing Native Americans resumes sessions
- Nez vetoes Navajo Council’s resolution over $6 million CARES Act funding
- Statewide curfew begins tonight at 8 p.m. by order of Gov. Ducey
- 1,620 recoveries, 102 new cases of COVID-19, and one more death reported on Navajo Nation
- 'The grief is so unbearable': Virus takes toll on Navajo
- New Mexico communities receive aid
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Graduation parade: Flagstaff schools cruise Fourth Street to celebrate 2020 grads
Flagstaff High School, Summit High School and Coconino High School put on a parade for 2020 graduates on Fourth Street in Flagstaff May 29 with cars decked out in school colors.
Navajo poet, Laura Tohe, awarded $50,000 fellowship
Laura Tohe of the Navajo Nation is among 23 recipients of the Academy of American Poets’ 2020 Poet Laureate Fellowship, a distinction that comes with a $50,000 grant for civic poetry programs.
Seamstresses unite to fight COVID-19 on Navajo, Hopi reservations
Diné (Navajo) seamstresses have organized to fight COVID-19 with resourcefulness, creativity, and sewing machines, having created and distributed over 18,000 masks to date.
- Diné College donates meals to Tsaile Senior Citizens Center
- Navajo woman earns 3 degrees in 15-year journey at ASU
- The Navajo gift to the Irish: A personal account of my visit to the reservation
- Celebrated Navajo Technical University instructor, Fredrick Thompson, passes
- Dine College gradute salutes family and faculty
- Pandemic hits artists, but Jerrel Singer continues to create art to promote hope on the Navajo reservation
- 3 students win Udall scholarship to pursue environmental, tribal careers
- Diné College distributes 300 CARES Act checks to students at Tsaile campus
- Navajo Tech hosts a virtual commencement in place of postponed graduation
- Williams group helps with food delivery to Navajo Nation as COVID cases at 2,757
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As Native Americans fight virus, basketball takes a timeout
Basketball is woven into the fabric of Native American life.
NABI cancellation means much more to Native American community than just loss of basketball
The cancellation of the 2020 Native American Basketball Invitational means more to the Native American community than simply taking a summer off from playing ball. Its loss could have a major impact on the lives of many young native people.
Out and about: Hiking is still an option
There used to be many ways of life that we took for granted before the corona virus hit our state, nation and world.
- Former ASU basketball player helps fight COVID-19 at Little Colorado Medical Center
- Winslow Lady Bulldogs softball fall in tournament, lose to Page
- Nez, Randall Joe serve as guest speakers at Window Rock boys basketball banquet
- Page Lady Sand Devils state runner-ups at 3A state basketball tournament
- Page Sand Devils fall short of state title
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Free, fresh produce distribution at Red Sands School
On May 28, The Well Church, based at Red Sands School distributed 1,260 boxes of fruit and vegetables to the community.
Photo highlights: Winslow receives 1,800 boxes of food donated by church in Texas
On May 20, 1,800 boxes of free food (donated by Compass Christian Church in Colleyville, Texas) was distributed in Winslow by ‘The Well’ Christian Church at Red Sands School.
Winslow High School postpones graduation
On May 20, 1,800 boxes of free food (donated by Compass Christian Church in Colleyville, Texas) was distributed in Winslow by ‘The Well’ Christian Church at Red Sands School.
- Photo highlights: Winslow Rotary and St. Mary's timely food distribution
- Businesses in Winslow shut down as COVID-19 fears empty shelves
- Winslow closures as of March 20
- Photo highlights: Winslow residents donate blood during two-day drive
- More than 250 attend town meeting hosted by Winslow Police after four recent opioid overdoes
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Guest column: Air ambulances services in Coconino County are rural residents, including Arizona tribe’s lifeline
As County Supervisor, it is one of my most important responsibilities to protect the public health of Coconino County. And in the face of COVID-19, that responsibility has become more important than ever.
Letter to the editor: Flagstaff hospital earned excellent rating from patient
For two weeks at the Rehabilitation Hospital of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff I received excellent care after having a mini-stroke.
Obituary: Frank Allison Sr.
Frank Allison, Sr. entered heaven on May 10, 2020, at 87 years old, in Farmington, New Mexico, with family by his side.
- Guest column: Healthcare workers deserve our thanks
- Guest column: Tribal communities need promised resources, not political games
- Letter to the editor: Little Colorado Medical Center responds to article stating center had reached max capacity, was underfunded
- Coconino County condemns hate speech, incitement of violence against Navajos
- Public information: Dilkon judicial district now closed
