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Ahasteen departs Navajo Times - Navajo Times
Navajo Times· 1 day agoThe Jack Ahasteen Comics will no longer be printed in the Navajo Times. The Times’s longtime editorial cartoonist, Jack Ahasteen, is separating from the...
Bravo fire map: Arizona blaze spreads to 1400 acres
Newsweek· 4 days agoA new map from the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs (DEMA) shows a fire that began in the late evening hours on Wednesday night has...
The man buried on the moon
Deseret News via Yahoo News· 3 hours agoThe full moon rises over seagulls sitting on a statue of an angel fixed atop the Alexander Column at the Palace Square in St. Petersburg, Russia, late...
Thousands of Navajos died on the 'Long Walk.' Their descendants still seek the truth
The Arizona Republic· 6 days agoIn June 2018, Virginia Beyale and her brother set out to retrace the steps their ancestors took from...
Crews take on 1,400-acre Bravo Fire on Camp Navajo, little growth expected officials say
Arizona Daily Sun· 4 days agoCrews continued to work throughout Friday on the Bravo Fire burning on Camp Navajo just west of...
Navajo Artist Melissa Cody Reclaims a Sacred Symbol That the Nazis Weaponized
ARTnews· 5 days agoIn Melissa Cody’s 2014 weaving Good Luck, a figure known as Rainbow Man is represented as an...
Chad Daybell: New mugshot released for convicted killer
FOX 10 Phoenix· 4 days agoOn June 1, Daybell was sentenced to death for the murders of JJ Vallow, Tylee Ryan and Tammy...
Letters | The new energy economy - Navajo Times
Navajo Times· 6 days agoAs I attended the many graduations with my friends and relatives, I heard many of the grandparents and parents encouraging their children and...
Home of the Navajo Becomes Home of the Cowboy
Sports Illustrated· 3 days agoTrailers full of cowboys and cowgirls could be found in Window Rock, Arizona May 31 through June 2 at the Home of the Navajo PRCA Rodeo. The Dean C....
Navajo and other tribal leaders lobby Arizona's congressional delegation to get water rights signed
ABC 15 Phoenix· 2 days agoTribal leaders from across Arizona recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to ask Arizona's Congressional delegation to help them approve a landmark water rights agreement. Navajo, Hopi, and ...
