Stories
Suvoyuki Day is an annual event held the first Saturday in August.
Those who love massive amounts of a variety of flowers, the butterflies that go along with it, running creeks and large swimming holes will find Kinder Crossing hike #19 the perfect place to go right now.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host the second annual Walk Like MADD fundraiser Aug. 19 at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Window Rock, Arizona.
The Department of Diné Education (DODE) removed Sharon Singer, superintendent of Navajo Head Start, from her position July 28.
A man charged with murder, sexual assault and other counts in the death of an 11-year-old girl on the largest American Indian reservation changed his pleas to guilty Aug. 1 in a case that prompted calls to expand the AMBER Alert system and the death penalty to tribal communities across the U.S.
A buzz of excitement permeated the community, as the residents of Williams eagerly awaited the arrival of dozens of men running from Seligman to Williams on day 13 of the 1928 Transcontinental Footrace.
Council Delegate Amber Kanazbah Crotty (Beclabito, Cove, Gad Íí’áhí/ Tókǫ’í, Red Valley, Tooh Haltsooí, Toadlena/ Two Grey Hills, Tsé Ałnáozt’i’í) attended several court proceedings this week to support Navajo victims and their families.
On July 25, Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye signed legislation approving the establishment of the Naat’áanii Development Corporation (NDC), positioning the Nation toward a higher level of economic development by using the corporations four subsidiaries.
During a consultation held July 18 with representatives from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), President Russell Begaye called for improved healthcare services and specialized facilities on the Navajo Nation.
The Cardinal Health Foundation announced Aug. 1 that it awarded Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC) a grant from its Generation Rx Best Practices in Pain Management program.