A Navajo lawmaker wants to make sure that student athletes are not forced to remove a religious or cultural hair
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- Navajo Nation Launching Drone Delivery Program Photo courtesy of Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer Facebook [...]
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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 [...]
A $1,500 reward has been offered for information on a missing Navajo man. Mike Teller, 57, left his home in
In a classic 1939 movie, Mr. Smith went to Washington. Now, 77 years later, Mr. Redd is hoping to do
Page residents may have noticed “event crossing” signs in and around town this past weekend. That’s because runners from all
The Navajo Nation Council has unanimously endorsed Proposition 123. According to LoRenzo Bates, Speaker for the Navajo Nation Council, the
Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye signed off on a bill from the council that creates a Navajo Veterans Administration. “We
Jim R. Parris – a member of the Osage and Cherokee Nations – has been confirmed as controller for the
The largest spending package in the history of the Navajo Nation has been passed by the Navajo Nation Council. The
The Navajo Nation Council approved legislation to create the Navajo Nation Veterans Administration and Advisory Council during its winter session.
A fifth-generation rancher and graduate student at Northern Arizona University found that traditional Navajo ranchers are well aware of changes
