Big Navajo Energy powers homes on Hopi Partitioned Land
How do you bring power to Navajo families living on Hopi Partitioned Land?
Casting call goes out for the first Navajo language puppet TV show
Diné Bí Ná’ alkid Time! puppet show announces talent auditions in Window Rock
“Diné Bí Ná’álkid Time!” the first educational Navajo and English puppet show to teach the Navajo language and culture through digital media, is hosting talent auditions for Navajo and English speaking children and teens between the ages of 4-18 in Window Rock, Arizona.
Studio 13 Seven bringing liberation to Hopi youth through art
Chris Hawk and his wife, Desiree, have decided to put their backgrounds in the visual and performing arts to work in order to help youth on the Hopi Reservation.
Hopi Fest wins state award
Hopi Festival at Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff wins Arizona Tourism Award
The Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture won the Outstanding Arizona Cultural and Historic Preservation award from the Arizona Office of Tourism at this year’s Governor’s Conference of Tourism.
Community Health Representatives serve Hopi/Tewa with medical, housing needs
The Community Health Representative program, also known as CHR, has been serving American communities for 50 years and the Hopi/Tewa communities since the 1970s.
Navajo artist creates Native superheroes for new comic book
Navajo artist Shaun Beyale's newest comic book is set in futuristic post-apocalyptic Southwest; 'Ayla, The Monster Slayer' to be released at Indigenous Comic Con
Artist Shaun Beyale believes Native people are living in a post-apocalyptic world and that is the inspiration behind his upcoming comic book ‘Ayla, The Monster Slayer,’ which he hopes to have ready by Indigenous Comic Con in November.
Art: Native artists shine at Prescott Indian Art Market
Veronica Benally won Best of Show and several other Navajo artists took home top prizes at the 21st annual Prescott Indian Art Market (PIAM) July 14-15 at Sharlot Hall Museum.
Monsoons bring relief to reservations and northern Arizona
Monsoons bring much needed rain to northern Arizona.
The 69th annual Navajo Festival of Arts and Culture takes place at Museum of Northern Arizona Aug. 4-5
More than 60 artists and performers will travel from across the Navajo Nation for a weekend of cultural immersion at the Museum of Northern Arizona’s 69th annual Navajo Festival of Arts & Culture Aug. 4 and 5.
Zuni carver Mike Tucson shares beauty of fetish tradition
Who do you call on when you need a little shot of strength, self-reliance or wisdom? For many, it’s a tiny animal totem infused with one or many special attributes and is said to convey those helpful properties to the carrier.
Begaye encourages aspiring Diné writers
Navajos are natural storytellers, Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye told the rising generation of Navajo novelists, poets, screenwriters and nonfiction writers July 12.
Native youth connect with land of forefathers
Hopi youth remove graffiti near Camp Verde's Clear Creek Camp through Native Conservation Corps and Legacy programs
Armed with an all-natural graffiti removal cleaner, scrub brushes and sheer determination, the Native Conservation Corps (NCC) Hopi crew tackled the vulgar language and drawings that littered the rocks near the petroglyphs of the Clear Creek Camp east of Camp Verde last month.
Babbitt Ranches holds annual colt sale north of Flagstaff
The 2018 Babbitt Ranch Colt Sale was held at the Spiderweb Camp on the Babbitt Ranch July 14.
Out and about: A trail for experienced hikers in the Pine Mountain Wilderness
Wilderness areas, such as Pine Mountain Wilderness area, are not like national or state parks.
Diné college student receives academic achievement award
Tatyanna Begay has always been an intelligent, friendly and hard- working student. That was the consensus at a Student Academic Achievement Awards Ceremony at Diné College in April.
21st annual Prescott Indian Art Market features Navajo artist from Shiprock
Jim Harrison, a Navajo from Shiprock, New Mexico, has been chosen as the featured artist at the 21st annual Prescott Indian Art Market (PIAM) July 14-15 at Sharlot Hall Museum in downtown Prescott.
Out and about: Mount Graham is highest peak in southern Arizona and worth a look
Mount Graham has called to this hiker for many years and with so many hiking trails closed in northern Arizona because fire restrictions, I finally answered the call.
Enrollment spikes at Diné College
Diné College reported it’s highest summer enrollment in eight years at each of its campuses for 2018, according to information from the Diné College Registrar’s Office.
Photo gallery: Hopi Festival award winners
The 85th annual Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture took place over the Fourth of July weekend at the Museum of Northern Arizona.
Colorado hiker finds ancient mug in Mohave County
People come from all over the world to view the scenery at the Arizona Strip, but one visitor was surprised by more than the beauty of the area when he stumbled upon a prehistoric artifact partially buried in the sand.
Native kids' art heads home to Arizona from Louisiana attic
When antique dealer Ray Stevenson first saw the Chinle Boarding School student artwork in an attic at a Shreveport garage sale in 2000, he had no idea what he was looking at. All he knew was that he was drawn to the children’s drawing.
Tsaile holds first Girl Scouts STEM Camp
Navajo Transitional Energy Company hosts STEM camp June 23 for Navajo Girl Scouts
Pointing to the stars under a cool Arizona night, Devon Gorman asked if any of the young girls would like to travel in space someday.
Piccadilly craze hits Navajo reservation
Maxine Foster has been selling Piccadillys and snow cones along Highway 89 in Cameron, Arizona since October for tourists and residents alike to cool off in the northern Arizona heat.
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