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One way in, one way out: Iyanbito meets with FRA reps on potential new bridge, accessways
Members of the Iyanbito Chapter and community met with representatives of the Federal Railroad Administration on Monday to provide a first-hand account of what the community faces daily regarding the route that leads to and from their community.
Politics
Legislation to override presidential veto on Navajo Council winter session agenda
The Naabik’íyáti Committee recommended that the Navajo Nation Council override President Buu Nygren’s veto resolution that would approve virtual attendance at chapter meetings Without debate
Business
‘Hair is much better’: Lenora’s Salon opens in Gallup
As the seasons transform, hair care routine should follow suit, said Lenora K. Pine.
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Mustangs capture 3A North title over Page
A second-quarter surge gave the Monument Valley Mustangs the momentum they needed to capture the 3A North football title on Friday against archrival Page.
Sports
A good turnout: Memorial jackpot bulldogging attracts top pro steer wrestlers
The Native Bulldoggers Memorial Jackpot held its annual event for the eighth time on Saturday afternoon.
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Culture
‘A dream come true’ Polo Ralph Lauren x Naiomi Glasses honors Diné heritage and centuries-old weaving traditions
What was unwanted by rug buyers became what luxury brand Ralph Lauren sought.
Health
Leading the charge for HIV/AIDS across Arizona
One of many organizations initiating an end to HIV/AIDS in Arizona is the Phoenix-based nonprofit Aunt Rita’s Foundation, with avid members paving the way.
People
‘You either win or learn’: Young Diné pilot Caitlyn Begay getting a bird’s-eye view as flight instructor
Diné flight instructor Caitlyn Begay said teaching her students has been the proudest moment of her life thus far.
Education
‘Ready to be home’: Kirtland Central alumna earns medical degree to serve Northern Navajo
When Olivia Harris was young, Dr. Wilbur A. Tso inspired her to become a family medicine doctor.
Arts
Samantha T. Begay, one of five DC student artists, to show work in ‘Between Worlds’
The exciting part of looking through a photographer’s portfolio is learning how they view the world through their lens.
Community
Coffee is brewing: Inaugural coffee fest to be held at Amigo Café in Kayenta
If sipping, savoring, and celebrating the magic of coffee is a daily enjoyment for you, June 14-15 are dates you’ll want to remember and save.
