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LETTER: Produce policies that begin the process of advancing the Navajo Nation
Dear Mr. Editor, Too long and much too frequently have our Navajo citizens been without any significant measure of late of any progression toward curtailing the exodus of their hard earned Navajo dollars to the border towns. Much more troublesome, which is a common known fact that of Navajo not allowing itself to fully exercise the value of its political More...
Navajo President supports policy changes
Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly, prepares to cut the ribbon to open the Navajo Nations newest casino, January 16th, 2012, in Fruitland, NM. Northern Edge is the third casino to open within the Navajo Nation. On More...
EDITORIAL: Navajo Nation needs to update its policy
9 years of experience is required for a decent level position within the Navajo Nation government. But what if the potential candidate has a Bachelors or Master degree, you still cannot score an interview because More...
Navajo lawmaker presents bill to give fathers equal parenting rights
WINDOW ROCK — Council Delegate Jonathan Hale presented a bill that would give fathers on the Navajo Nation equal rights to gain custody of his children. Currently, Hale said there is no law that allows or More...
Navajo Nation Chief of Staff honors his mother
With the power of social media, Navajo community members take their message to Facebook to honor their moms. Like Navajo Nation Chief of Staff, Arbin Mitchell who honored his mother with a warm message. Mother’s More...
Vice President Biden visits Sedona, snubs the Navajo Nation
April 17, Sen. John McCain spoke at his Institute. Photo/Twitter SEDONA, Ariz. – When the Vice President comes to town, it’s a big thing. Biden landed in Flagstaff on Friday near the Navajo Nation border More...
Shelly pushes for energy independence
WASHINGTON – The Navajo President was in the Nations Capitol this week and testified before congress, he called for more energy independence and job creation on the Navajo Nation. President Shelly explained, More...
Is there a underground economy booming on the Navajo Nation
If you drive through the reservation, you will find food vendors, flea markets, and even handy mans for hire. For the past several years, the Navajo Nation has reported a 50 percent unemployment rate and that number More...
EDITORIAL: A Navajo Community Development Financial Institutions Fund could benefit small businesses
New glimmer of hope for the Navajo Business community Navajo Businesses have a new financial order in reach. When it comes to lending to Small Native American Businesses and Communities, the money just isn’t More...
UPDATES: From the Navajo Capitol
Beat news from the Navajo Nation Council WINDOW ROCK – Both Speaker Naize and President Shelly have expressed an interest in a new energy policy. Recently, the President said at his State of Nation address, More...
