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?
Letter to the editor: Skiing is a privilege, not a right, in the high desert
I was privileged to grow up skiing on that mountain (the San Francisco Peaks); I had a season pass for 16 years, but when Snowbowl decided the recreation of the privileged affluent class of society (yes, me) was more important than respecting the Native culture and spirituality, I decided that I didn’t want to participate in 21st century colonialism.
Navajo Technical University recognized as one of best colleges in New Mexico
Navajo Technical University was recognized as one of the Best Colleges in New Mexico in 2018 according to BestColleges.com, a provider of higher education research and college planning resources.
Around the Rez: week of Nov. 21
Upcoming news and events around the Hopi and the Navajo reservations
Editorial: Navajo Hopi Observer editor wins state news photography awards
Navajo-Hopi Observer editor Katherine Locke was recently recognized with a second place award for news photography by the Arizona Newspapers Association (ANA).
Guest Column: Building a love for math and science starts early
Introducing math and science to young children doesn’t have to be complicated.
Nominations for the 2019 Barbara Chester Award now open
The Hopi Foundation announced the opening of nominations for the 7th International Barbara Chester Award to Clinicians Treating Survivors of Torture and Abuse.
Around the Rez: week of Nov. 7
Upcoming events on the Navajo and Hopi reservations and surrounding communities.
Around the Rez: week of Oct. 31
Upcoming news and events on and around the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
Impacts of domestic violence on children is serious; positive change is necessary
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of an issue that affects every community, and a time to commit to doing something to help support and heal victims—especially the youngest victims.
Around the Rez: week of Oct. 24
Upcoming events in Flagstaff and on the Navajo and Hopi reservations.
Community information: it's flu season, time to get vaccinated
Warm days, cool nights, yellow and gold leaves, black-eyed susan yellow flowers and the flu.
Around the Rez: week of Oct. 17
Upcoming news and events on and around the Hopi and Navajo reservations.
Around the Rez: week of October 10
News and events on the Hopi and Navajo reservations and surrounding communities.
WHICC basketball clinics cancelled
Free basketball clinics hosted by Winslow Indian Health Care Center at Whitecone MP Building Oct. 9-10 and Tolani Lake Gym Oct. 11-12 have been cancelled.
Guest column: Hopi Tribe calls for federal government to explore options for NGS
In the wake of news that Middle River Power has decided not to pursue ownership of the Navajo Generating Station (NGS), Hopi Tribe officials called for the federal government to explore other options to avoid an economic crisis at Hopi.
Editorial: Navajo-Hopi Observer editor wins awards
There are many good things about the Navajo -Hopi Observer but one of the best things about our paper is our staff.
Letter: NACA thanks foundation for new van
NACA and its Pathways program is extremely grateful to The Coleman Charitable Foundation for its generous donation to help NACA purchase a new passenger van.
Letter: Navajo Nation lacks educated leadership
One does not need to look too far to conclude that we’ve clearly had a failure of leadership. Disappointingly, our political system is not working as it should.
Around the Rez: week of September 26
Upcoming events in and around the Navajo and Hopi reservations.
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- Following 2015 fire, Kayenta family still working on repairs and asks community for assistance
- Man pleads not guilty to killing Cameron woman
- Jaken Todacheenie takes first in team roping
- Book Review: Final novel by Evangeline Parsons Yazzie reveals suprsise ending
- Winslow active shooter held without bond
- Begaye and Bates meet with White House officials to advocate for NGS
- Shorter hours, fees affecting livelihood of Cameron vendors
- Public expresses concerns to Navajo Police during first listening session
- Council Delegate: Production of hemp on Nation could make up lost revenue
- Report of cult group within Monument Valley Tribal Park causes concern within community
- Indigenous peoples denied access to sacred site as ski area opens with treated sewage
- Following 2015 fire, Kayenta family still working on repairs and asks community for assistance
- Man pleads not guilty to killing Cameron woman
- Navajo mechanical engineer Aaron Yazzie contributes to Mars landing
- Hopis conclude first phase of testimony in Little Colorado River adjudication
- High court rules against Hopi Tribe in snowmaking challenge
- Waiting on first: Hopi cross country teams take second place at state meet
- Jaken Todacheenie takes first in team roping
- Begaye and Bates meet with White House officials to advocate for NGS
- Book Review: Final novel by Evangeline Parsons Yazzie reveals suprsise ending
