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- Zwierlein to Head Navajo Vets Administration James D. Zwierlein and Navajo President Jonathan Nez Zwierlein to Head Vets Administration A former Marine [...]
- Arizona Earns Top Credit Upgrade From Moody’s Governor Ducey Credit Agency Cites Arizona’s Strong Job Growth, Record Savings And Debt Pay-Offs In [...]
- Visitation Equals Big Bucks in Utah!VISITATION EQUALS BIG BUCKS Record visitation numbers to Utah attractions have resulted in record economic numbers. In [...]
- Native American History For You Redcloud 1822-1909 Native American Trivia By John Christian Hopkins In recognition of Native American History Month here [...]
- Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center Closing December 1, 2019 Interpretive Center Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center Near Lees Ferry Closing December 1, 2019 The Center will [...]
- Huntsman Worries About Utah’s Future John Huntsman Jr. Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. has announced his intention to seek [...]
- Let the Bell-Ringing Begin; Donations Stay HereLET THE WEEKEND BELLS RING Boston’s Ace Hardware, Safeway and Walmart are welcoming The Salvation Army [...]
- Turned Off See caption below Navajo Generating Station Permanently Shuts Down Decommissioning of the Coal-Fired Power Plant to [...]
- Assistant GM at P.U.E., Todd Savage, Loses His Life in Crash Todd Savage Mr. Todd Savage, a longtime resident of Page, along with his wife, Gail, [...]
PHOENIX — Governor Doug Ducey ordered flags at all state buildings be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset Tuesday, October
PHOENIX – It happens in an instant. An overhead message board flashes, “ALERT, WRONG-WAY DRIVER AHEAD.” Or headlights suddenly
Governor Doug Ducey visited the Phoenix Coding Academy on Monday to kick off Computer Science Education Week. Recognized nationally, Computer
Flagstaff, Ariz. (Nov. 21, 2017) – Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has appointed Coconino Community College President Colleen A. Smith, Ph.D., to the
According to reports, more than 1,000 teaching positions are still open across the state of Arizona after a month of
It has been well documented that Arizona is it the midst of an education crisis. The Grand Canyon State ranks
Two new justices, including the first Hispanic to serve on the court, were appointed Monday by Governor Doug Ducey to
A new Arizona law barring groups from collecting early ballots from voters got a second look from an Appeals Court
Governor Douglas A. Ducey, Senator John S. McCain and Senator Jeff Flake met with Navajo and Hopi Tribal leadership today
