After nine years, Veterans Day was my last day at the Navajo-Hopi Observer.
In this season of giving, I want to thank the voters of Coconino County for making possible a powerful gift of healing to our communities and our county.
Most child welfare cases wrestle over issues of best interest and well-being.
A county jail is a pivotal component of the criminal justice system. In Coconino County, the jail is not just a place where we put people who break the law. Our jail is a modern facility where people can get the help they need.
The Navajo Nation honored the life of Sylvia Laughter, who was an elected member of the Arizona House of Representatives from 1999-2005, representing the Navajo Nation. Laughter passed away peacefully with her family at her side Oct. 15.
On Oct. 17, Prostate On-Site Project, a medical mobile service, will be providing affordable prostate cancer screenings to men 40 years and older, or younger if a history of prostate cancer runs in the family.
The Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission announced settlement checks were sent out from the Federal Trade Commission to individuals in the Tate’s Auto Group settlement.
This is an open letter to the Hopi/Tewa people, as well as all the Hopi and non-Hopi vendors that registered for this year’s Sumi’nungwa Hopi Festival, and all the volunteers and supporters that stepped up or showed interest in being a part of the Festival.
Most people in Santa Clara Pueblo in northern New Mexico know each other. So when a tribal member needs mental health services or help for substance abuse, calling a tribal office might lead to an aunt, cousin or other relative.
I just read some of your article "Veterans secretary accredits Navajo Nation Veterans Administration."
When a colleague passes away, it is unquestionably a time of reflection. And the case of former Gallup Independent journalist Bill Donovan, who died of pneumonia two weeks ago in California, is no different.
Monkeypox is a rare viral infection endemic to Central and West Africa.
Navajo Nation Animal Control and Navajo Nation Veterinary Management have announced a free vaccination and microchipping clinic from 9 am. to 3 p.m., Aug. 29-30 at the Navajo Nation Animal Control Building in Tuba City.
- Pendleton Healing Blanket Ceremony held at Navajo Nation Museum
- Letter: Goodbye to the communities who trusted me with their stories
- Tribes wait for Supreme Court decision in ICWA case
- Tso elected as new speaker of Navajo council
- Phoenix Suns’ new jerseys honor Arizona’s Indigenous tribes
- Tuba City girls end season at state first round
- Puercosuchus traverorum: Petrified Forest fossil resembles modern Komodo dragons
- 'Reservation Dogs' returns for third season
- Feds want ability to cut back on Colorado River reservoir releases over next two years
- Giving Machines charity coming to Flagstaff
- Tribes wait for Supreme Court decision in ICWA case
- Navajo Nation Speaker Seth Damon faces discipline for off-duty incident
- 'Reservation Dogs' returns for third season
- FBI offers $5,000 reward for information about the disappearance of Ella Mae Begay
- Pendleton Healing Blanket Ceremony held at Navajo Nation Museum
- Thousands of Native students attend Albuquerque schools. Most will never have a Native teacher.
- Letter: Goodbye to the communities who trusted me with their stories
- Northern Arizona Healthcare shares new hospital plans for Flagstaff campus
- Tso elected as new speaker of Navajo council
- Seven Native American women to sit on Arizona bench after General Election
