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Navajos encouraged to run for school board

Mar 11
Aiyanna Yazzie (middle) recently achieved a superior score, the highest score, on the Navajo Language Proficiency exam. She was recently celebrated by (left to right) Navajo language teacher Stephanie Nelson, Vice Principal Kourtney Hendricks, Winslow High School Principal Sal Hernandez and Superintendent Connie Gover at the latest school board meeting.

WHS student receives superior proficiency in Navajo language test

Mar 11
Eugenia Charles–Newton, law and order committee chair on the Navajo Nation Council, delivered remarks on missing and murdered Indigenous women to a House Appropriations subcommittee on Nov. 20.

Indigenous women still missing and murdered at alarming rates

Dec 4
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Water settlement effort enters critical phase in Congress

Nov 26
A large crowd formed that went around the block and down the street to see Frybread Face and Me.

Frybread Face and Me shares a slice Navajo life

Oct 23
Ruben Gallego (left) sits with Winslow resident Lula May Staygo (right) and discusses tribal issues.

Ruben Gallego visits Winslow on July 4

Jul 10
Image courtesy of Northland Pioneer College / The proposed Kayenta campus will be located in a new industrial park located at the heart of the Navajo Nation in the town of Kayenta.

NPC expanding Kayenta location to help revitalize local economy

Jun 26

Hopi, Navajo and San Juan Southern Paiute tribes agree to a historic water rights settlement

Jun 5

Complaint filed against Dilkon chapter manager for multiple ethics violations

Mar 6
Dreaming Arizona premier

Winslow film, ‘Dreaming Arizona,’ has U.S. premier on February 27

Feb 21