Stories
I will be voting an emphatic no for the upcoming referendum measure regarding the proposed expenditure of a portion of the Navajo Nation Permanent Trust Fund principal balance to support the Navajo Nation Council-inspired Transportation Stimulus Plan.
I want Bears Ears National Monument shrunk or rescinded.
The Winslow Bulldogs defeated the Coconino Panthers 24-14 in Flagstaff Sept.22. The Bulldogs remain undefeated at 5-0 while Coconino fell to 1-4.
During Indian Week at Hopi High School, Hope Honanie was named Miss Hopi High and Alan Paxon was selected as Mr. Hopi High.
On Sept. 14, Navajo Nation Speaker LoRenzo Bates welcomed Flagstaff Mayor Coral Evans, along with three members of the Flagstaff City Council to discuss the importance of building a stronger partnership to address border town issues and concerns impacting Navajo people in the city of Flagstaff and surrounding Navajo communities.
uring the Western Agency Council meeting Sept. 16, members of the Navajo Nation Council presented nearly $255,000 to the Tonalea/Red Mesa Chapter to carry out a pilot project to construct 10 homes in the Bennett Freeze area.
Founded in 2001 by the Grand Canyon Music Festival, the NACAP (Native American Composers Apprenticeship Program) has had overwhelming success as the only Native music composer program for high school aged American Indian students in the nation.
On Sept.11, the Resources and Development Committee (RDC) received a report from divisions across the Nation regarding utility disconnections that continue to impact Navajo chapters.