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Officials with Holbrook High School honor the November Students of the Month.

The Kayenta Township will present and sponsor a special evening with nationally-renowned guitarist and NAMMY Artist of the Year Gabriel Ayala.

Flagstaff Recreation Services rings in the holiday season on Friday with its annual Winter Wonderland Celebration.

Did you know that Scrambled Eggs can soothe a sore throat? No, not the breakfast food. Scrambled Eggs, also called golden smoke or mountain corydalis, is among the 100 plants detailed in Nanisé, published by Five Star Publications, Inc.

Bobcat Jack introduced Hopi High School students to the blues last month, and they loved it

Some would call this a story of redemption. Some might call this a story of the American dream. Maybe it's a little of both, or maybe it's something entirely different.

Fabric art dealers, private quilt collectors, artists and community members now have the opportunity to buy a rare art fabric piece made completely by Hopi fabric artists. The hand-stitched fabric piece with trapunto quilting features will be raffled next summer by the Hopitutuqaiki Art School.

Mark Trombino, national motivational speaker and anti-bullying expert, captivated students at Hopi High School during a presentation Oct. 3, using humor to get his points across.

In collaboration with Flagstaff Cultural Partners (FCP), the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) will host the winter Navajo Rug Auction Nov. 10 at the Coconino Center for the Arts.

Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals 20th anniversaryThe Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals at Northern Arizona University is celebrating its 20-year anniversary. The event is Friday and will focus on 20 years of service to tribes and look ahead to new initiatives and programs. From 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Dr. Margaret Hiza Redsteer, US Geological Survey, will discussClimate Change Impacts and Tribes (Native American Cultural Center). Keynote speaker Winona LaDuke, acclaimed author and activist, talks form 1-4 p.m. in the Cline Library. A reception and silent auction follows from 4:30-6 p.m. (Native American Cultural Center). To register for this event visit www4.nau.edu/itep/20Anniversary/ For more information contact Monica.Begaye@nau.edu or (928) 523-9555.

The 2012 Western Navajo Fair in Tuba City hosted thousands of visitors over the past weekend. This year's theme, "Courage, Sacrifice and Duty," was felt throughout the weekend with many fair events honoring and recognizing all veterans and military personnel currently serving in United States armed forces.

Ride from from Kayenta Oct. 17 to the Tuba City fairgrounds Oct. 19 kicks off 2012 Western Navajo Fair

To qualify for the Superintendent's List a student must have a minimum 4.0 G.P.A. and have only one "B" offset by a "B" or an "A" in a rigorous/weighted course).

Aquaplex Cornhole Classic Oct. 27 in FlagstaffAll those with bean bag tossing skills are invited to the first annual Aquaplex Doubles Cornhole Classic this Saturday from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. in the Aquaplex gym in Flagstaff. This double elimination tournament will be full of excitement.Prizes awarded to the top three teams. Entry fee is $15 per team. Come into the Aquaplex and sign up today.For more information visit www.flagstaffaquaplex.org or call (928) 213-2300.