The “Arizona” Generating Station Needs to Benefit Navajo
Although the Navajo Generating Station carries the name of the Navajo people, the “Navajo” Generating Station previously negotiated in 1968 and 1969 had significant flaws for the Navajo Nation. First, five power companies along with the United States Bureau of Reclamation planned a way to generate cheap electricity and deliver water throughout the More...
Notah takes on NBC and Golf Channel
Jan 13 | Send us a news tip [email protected] Notah on Golf Channel during the 2010 U.S. Open Live from Pebble Beach. Photo by Notah public facebook page. HAWAII – A prominent American Indian from More...
Keeping up with the (Insert over-functioning parents’ surname here)
By Sam Tsosie Yes, I get that the title may offend some people or even make them angry. But I’ve been noticing a trend that has become hard to ignore, over-functioning parents. We’ve all seen this, a mom or More...
One Day; One Fair: The 2012 Navajo Nation Fair
Leandra Thomas of Steamboat,AZ, is crowned Miss Navajo Nation 2012-2013. Leandra is Naakai Dine’é (Mexican People Clan), born for Tsi’naajinii (Black Streak Wood People Clan). Outgoing Miss Navajo Nation, More...
Daddy’s home!: Surviving the summer break.
By Sam Tsosie When I first heard that school was starting on August 13th, my intial thought was, “that’s too early!” But I know better now. I give credit when credit is due, and to that I give teachers More...
