Maybe no one from the Navajo schools won the billion-dollar Powerball drawing last week – but the schools didn’t do
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- Page City Council Meeting January 26thThere will be a Page City Council meeting next Wednesday, January 26th, at 5:30pm at [...]
- Changes to Sand Devils’ Basketball ScheduleThere are a few new changes to the Page Sand Devils’ basketball schedule: Next Thursday, [...]
- U.S. Mint Honors MankillerBy John Christian Hopkins Design of quarter honoring Wilma Mankiller. Photo courtesy of usmint.gov. Former Cherokee [...]
- Former Delegate Arthur Tracy, Sr., HonoredBy John Christian Hopkins Arthur Tracy, Sr. Photo courtesy of the 'Navajo Nation President Jonathan [...]
- City of Page Gears Up for 2022 Candidate Election Page Voting Precinct at Page City Hall The City of Page is preparing for their [...]
- Navajo Leaders Attend Hatathlie Swearing InBy John Christian Hopkins Senator Hatathlie. Photo courtesy of the ‘Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez [...]
- O’Halleran: A Billion Dollars for Arizona Roads & BridgesFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, January 14, 2022 O’Halleran Announces Over $1 Billion in New Funding for Roads [...]
- Water Releases to Lake Powell Modified Reclamation modifies monthly water releases from Lake Powell to protect reservoir’s critical elevations SALT LAKE CITY – [...]
- Navajo Leaders Focus on Human TraffickingNavanjo Leaders Focus on Human Trafficking By John Christian Hopkins By some estimates, as many as 25 [...]
- COVID-19 Outbreak at the County JailCoconino County Detention Facility faces COVID-19 virus outbreak Sheriff Jim Driscoll Flagstaff, AZ -The Coconino County [...]
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
