Maybe no one from the Navajo schools won the billion-dollar Powerball drawing last week – but the schools didn’t do
Tag "indian"
Breaking News
- Arizona Legislature Approves Expansion of School Voucher ProgramLast week, the Arizona Legislature voted to approve the school voucher program, which expands an [...]
- Operation Dry Water Being Conducted on Lake Powell over 4th of July WeekendFocus of July 4th Holiday Weekend is to Stop Boating Under the Influence Glen Canyon National Recreation [...]
- City of Page Releases July Copper NewsletterThe City of Page has released their Copper Newsletter for the month of July, detailing [...]
- Weekly Low Water Update from GCNRADear Partners: Lake Powell Water Levels Continue to Rise: As of June 23, Lake Powell had [...]
- Navajo Code Talkers RecognizedBy John Christian Hopkins John Tohtsoni, a Chilocco Alumunus, and Army Veteran returns to his [...]
- Fire Restrictions Eased in Glen Canyon National Recreation AreaGLEN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, Utah/Ariz. – Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is returning to Stage [...]
- Feature: Lake Powell Fishing Report for June 24, 2022By Wayne Gustaveson of WaynesWords.net June 24, 2022 Water Temperature 71-76F Lake Elevation 3539 My son and I traveled [...]
- Debate Recap: Questions and Answers from City Council CandidatesThe mayoral and City Council candidate debate took place in Page last night. The event [...]
- Debate Recap: Questions and Answers from Mayoral CandidatesThe mayoral and City Council candidate debate took place in Page last night. The event [...]
- Mayor Gives Updates on COVID and Possible RoundaboutLast night's city council meeting had a full agenda and many topics were covered. During the [...]
A federal spending bill – to keep the government operating in 2016 – contains a little good news for Native
How many Navajo Nation Council delegates does it take to screw in a light bulb? We don’t know the answer
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell visited the Navajo Nation Tuesday to highlight a new public-private partnership to bring high-speed wireless Internet
“Gaming has been a boon to the Navajo Nation,” tribal President Russell Begaye said. It has brought jobs and revenue
The Navajo Nation supports a controversial energy bill that passed the House of Representatives along a mostly party-line vote. H.R.
A Christian pastor believes an Indian image on Oklahoma license plates violates his right to free speech. The 10th Circuit Court
Virginia finally has a federally recognized Indian tribe. The state where English settlers first met the natives more than 400
When the Republican-controlled House Subcommittee on Indian, Insular and Alaska Native Affairs held a hearing last week on the convoluted
By John Christian Hopkins Native Americans are the Rodney Dangerfield of minorities: they don’t get any respect. During a misconduct
