Letter to the editor: Nation should stand behind tribal entity Navajo Transitional Energy Company
As a Navajo in business financing, coming from Chinle, Arizona but living in Albuquerque I want to state a couple of things to the tribe, as I follow NTEC.
Community pillar at Diné College, Martha Jackson passes away at 86
Diné College lost a pillar of the community when long-time educator and silversmith Martha Jackson died Jan. 16 at the age of 86.
Change Labs launches Native American business hub in Tuba City
Change Labs will occupy 4,000 square feet in Towering Cliff 8, a new development project in Tuba City, Arizona.
Around the reservations: week of Feb. 6
Upcoming news and events on and around the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
Letter to the editor: Retrired federal mine inspector says information environmentalist provide to tribal leadership is wrong
I want to start by setting the record straight. I am a retired miner as well as a retired federal mine inspector.
*Update* - Around the Rez: week of Jan. 30
Upcoming news and events on and around the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
Guest column: The US is still not ready to look at the ugly racism against Native Americans
The standoff between students and a Native American man reveals who gets compassion, and who doesn’t
By now, you’ve surely seen the video.
Quality First Center in Fort Defiance helps 2-year-old with conversation and healthy eating habits
Derrith Hardy was back in the workforce and looking for an infant child care center for her second child, Liam.
Around the Rez: week of Jan. 23
Upcoming news and events on and around the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
Guest column: First Nations receives $1.35 million grant for new Native American Intellectual Leadership Project
First Nations Development Institute (First Nations) has received a grant of $1.35 million over two years from the Henry Luce Foundation to fund a fellowship program that will support intellectual leadership in Native American communities.
Public information: Indian Health Service employees continue work during government shutdown
During a lapse in appropriations, federal employees performing certain work, including that involving the safety of human life, are excepted from furlough.
Letter to the editor: Entries sought for Northand Pioneer College’s 33rd annual Juried High School Art Exhibit
All high-school-aged students from Navajo and Apache counties, including homeschoolers, are eligible to submit original 2 and 3 dimensional art or graphic designs for the 33rd Annual Juried High School Exhibit, sponsored by Northland Pioneer College.
Around the Rez; week of Jan. 16
Upcoming news and events on and around the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
More than $2.5 mil in scholarships now available
The Arizona Community Foundation’s online scholarship portal is now accepting applications, making scholarship funding opportunities available to students across Arizona for the 2019-20 school year.
Grant application workshops available to non-profits
In preparation for their annual competitive grants processes, the Arizona Community Foundation (ACF) of Flagstaff invites representatives of Tuba City, Page and Williams area nonprofit organizations, public schools, municipalities and tribal entities to attend one of three upcoming grant application workshops.
Editorial: Do you want to write for the Observer? Freelance position now open for Tuba City
Do you love to write and take photographs?
Guest column: Libraries, no matter how small, can increase local literacy and mental health
Literacy is the ability not only to read, but to write, speak and listen in a way that promotes effective communication.
Around the Rez: week of Jan. 9
Upcoming news and events on and around the Hopi and Navajo reservations
Guest column: “Haaji Naat’aanii Corporation?” Our answer is — Nizhóníígo dóó Yéégo Nideiilnish Nihi K’éí Bá
In order for the Navajo Nation to move successfully forward toward creating jobs and increasing economic opportunities, it must take different types of approaches to development.
Guest column: Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation verified as a Level III trauma center
Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation is pleased to announce we have passed our trauma verification and remain the only American College of Surgeons Level III Trauma Center on Native American lands south of Alaska,said CEO Lynette Bonar, FACHE.
Around the Rez: week of Dec. 18
Upcoming news and events from around the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
Letter to the editor: Water rights are about future generations on Hopi
Each time I meet a Hopi at the village store I ask: “Do you know anything about the trial going on in the Arizona court over water rights claim to Little Colorado River?
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- Tuba City roper Shilah Williams shares journey to Jr. National Finals Rodeo
- New Hopi High teacher says looking at your past is the way forward
- Chinle claws for the 3A Regional North title; Page remains undefeated
- Ex-Navajo Nation president’s daughter faces DUI charges
- Pathways, only afterschool program for Native American youth in Flagstaff
- Guys as gals talent show in Winslow
- Navajo Technical University connects career pathways for Crownpoint students
- Letter to the editor: Nation should stand behind tribal entity Navajo Transitional Energy Company
- Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: Nationwide crisis exacerbated by lack of reporting of cases
- ‘The Olympics of bull riding’ has its first All-Native American team
- ‘The Olympics of bull riding’ has its first All-Native American team
- Letter to the editor: Retrired federal mine inspector says information environmentalist provide to tribal leadership is wrong
- Tuba City roper Shilah Williams shares journey to Jr. National Finals Rodeo
- New Hopi High teacher says looking at your past is the way forward
- Chinle claws for the 3A Regional North title; Page remains undefeated
- Ex-Navajo Nation president’s daughter faces DUI charges
- Navajo Nation Speaker: Unified effort of Nation the only way to move forward
- Pathways, only afterschool program for Native American youth in Flagstaff
- Missing and murdered indigenous women: Finding justice for Amanda
- Navajo calendar rooted in tradition & necessities
