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Casting call goes out for the first Navajo language puppet TV show
Diné Bí Ná’ alkid Time! puppet show announces talent auditions in Window Rock
“Diné Bí Ná’álkid Time!” the first educational Navajo and English puppet show to teach the Navajo language and culture through digital media, is hosting talent auditions for Navajo and English speaking children and teens between the ages of 4-18 in Window Rock, Arizona.
Presidential Forum: Navajo candidates discuss economic development
Fifteen of the 18 Navajo Nation presidential candidates were on hand to answer questions before a packed crowd at one of the presidential forums held July 27 at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort.
Navajo artist creates Native superheroes for new comic book
Navajo artist Shaun Beyale's newest comic book is set in futuristic post-apocalyptic Southwest; 'Ayla, The Monster Slayer' to be released at Indigenous Comic Con
Artist Shaun Beyale believes Native people are living in a post-apocalyptic world and that is the inspiration behind his upcoming comic book ‘Ayla, The Monster Slayer,’ which he hopes to have ready by Indigenous Comic Con in November.
Bid to purchase Remington sparks conflict within Navajo leadership
President's office and speaker's office at odds over $525 million dollar bid for gun manufacturing company
An article in The New York Times July 16 that said the Navajo Nation had offered to buy Remington Arms Co., LLC for approximately $525 million cash spurred conflicting statements from the Nation's executive and legislative branches.
AMSAA offering basketball clinic in Tuba City to middle and high school students July 16-19
The Arizona Middle School Athletics Association (AMSAA) is hoping to provide middle school students in Arizona the challenge and excitement of participating in middle school athletic tournaments that will also unite programs across the state and on reservations.
Ed Kabotie and 'Tha Yoties will play and sing at Hopi Fest this weekend
Kabotie and his band, 'Tha Yoties will release their new CD at the Orpheum June 30, coinciding with the Hopi Show as part of the IrieZona Reggae Rockout
Ed Kabotie, talks about how art provides a path through addiction and darkness in his music and illustrations.
Hopi Show kicks off Saturday at the Museum of Nothern Arizona
Duane Koyawena is one of the artists featured at the Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture June 30-July 1
For Duane Koyawena, art and his sobriety go hand in hand and that is what he wants to come across at the Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture this weekend at the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff.
Andy Harvey Broadcast Workshop encouraging Native students stories
The Andy Harvey Native American Broadcast Workshop this year will bring 30 students from seven indigenous communities, from 18 high schools across Arizona to learn the ins and outs of broadcast journalism June 17-23.
New film follows rise of resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock
Floris White Bull and others share experiences through “AWAKE, A Dream from Standing Rock”
“AWAKE, A Dream from Standing Rock” is a collaborative documentary created in three chapters, each by a different filmmaker, that follows the rise of the peaceful resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota.
