Photo highlights: Native American fashion show and pageant
Students from Winslow Residential Hall modeled their dress in a Native American fashion show and pageant.
2018-2019 Ms. and Mr. Winslow Native American
Crishell Naseyoma was named Ms. Winslow Native American and Cedric Jimmie was named Mr. Winslow Native American at the Winslow Performing Arts Center Nov. 7.
Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs kick off basketball season Nov. 20 against Flagstaff Eagles
The Winslow Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs will start their 2018-19 basketball seasons at Flagstaff Nov. 20 against the Flagstaff Eagles and Lady Eagles.
November proclaimed Native American Month in Winslow
On Oct. 24 Winslow mayor and city council proclaimed November as Native American Month in Winslow.
Winslow Art council hosts Big,Tiny Art Show
The Winslow Art Council’s Big Tiny Art Show took place Nov. 3 at Winslow Elks Club Hall.
WIFA announces $5,100,000 loan closing for the city of Winslow
A $5.1 million loan with the city of Winslow will be used to replace and upgrade infrastructure at the city’s wastewater treatment plant.
Community information: New rules for recycling in Winslow
Acceptable items in the recycling stream for the city of Winslow is changing to only include clean/dry paper, cardboard and aluminum and steel food and beverage cans.
Winslow dedicates sports field to Valentin Lopez
On Nov. 3, a multipurpose athletic field was named and dedicated to the memory of longtime Winslow resident Valentin Lopez.
Photo highlights: Halloween costume parade in Winslow
A pre-Halloween costume parade is held by the city of Winslow at the Winslow Visitor Center Oct. 25.
Winslow hires new city manager
The Winslow City Council met Oct. 23 and approved a contract naming John Cameron Barkley of Virginia as the new city manager.
Winslow Bulldogs head to state playoffs
The Winslow Bulldogs learned Oct. 27 that they will play in the Arizona State 3A Conference Football Tournament Nov. 2.
Snowflake Lobos hand Winslow Bulldogs late loss, 23-0
The Snowflake Lobos defeated the Winslow Bulldogs 24-0 in Winslow Oct. 26 in Winslow.
Candlelight vigil helps shed light on domestic violence in Winslow
The city of Winslow and Alice’s Place Violence Shelter provided a forum on the problem of domestic violence in Winslow Oct. 18.
Winslow city manager meet and greet
Winslow's four city manager candidates attend a meet and greet Oct. 11 at the Winslow Visitor Center.
Winslow's annual fly-in a big hit with free flights from Flagstaff Slugs Flying Club
Winslow’s annual fly-in took place at the Winlsow-Lindberg Airport Oct. 13.
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- Northern Edge interim general manger is Navajo Gaming’s supernova
- Jonathan Nez elected president of Navajo Nation
- Native women have new role in D.C.
- Federal Judge blocks Keystone XL Pipeline; indigenous Nations respond
- 2018-2019 Ms. and Mr. Winslow Native American
- PBS series: Native America premiers Oct. 23
- 'Dawnland' documents untold story of Native American child removal in the U.S.
- Navajo artist creates Native superheroes for new comic book
- Navajo Police apprehend homicide suspect in Tuba City
- Greyhills Academy graduate reaches for the stars at Utah State University
- Navajo Nation opposes actions of National Park Service threatening sovereignty of Nation
- Winslow hires new city manager
- Jonathan Nez elected president of Navajo Nation
- Sacred Native Fashion Show wows crowd from the runway
- Zuni map art-Illustrating cultural memory
