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For Lillie Dougai, a grandmother from the Shadow Mountain area near Cameron, Arizona, wool season has always been more t...
08/09/2025

For Lillie Dougai, a grandmother from the Shadow Mountain area near Cameron, Arizona, wool season has always been more than a transaction.

For Lillie Dougai, a grandmother from the Shadow Mountain area near Cameron, Arizona, wool season has always been more than a transaction

Tewakeedah Rain Spirit Martin of Montezuma Creek, Utah, was crowned the 2025-26 Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremoni...
08/09/2025

Tewakeedah Rain Spirit Martin of Montezuma Creek, Utah, was crowned the 2025-26 Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Queen on Friday evening at the Red Rock Park, waving to a cheering crowd as she held bouquets of flowers and wore a brightly colored shawl with fringe.

The all-around titles snuck up on Kayden Stevenson and Lariat Nahkai.
08/08/2025

The all-around titles snuck up on Kayden Stevenson and Lariat Nahkai.

The all-around titles snuck up on Kayden Stevenson and Lariat Nahkai

08/08/2025

K’ai’bii’tó Drums of Summer

Families, singers, dancers and community members gathered Thursday evening at Kaibeto School for the annual Drums of Summer celebration, which also marked open enrollment for K–8 students. The event, held from 5-9 p.m., featured a special guest appearance by Billy Crawley II and entertainment from Joe Tohonnie Jr. and the Apache Crown Dancers. Master of ceremonies Tom Franklin Jr., the K’ai’bii’tó Chapter president, introduced performances by the Naat’áanii Nééz Singers and the powwow drum group Desert Kreek of Montezuma Creek, Utah. Earlier in the afternoon, riders took part in a trail ride from the Cottonwood Trees south of Kaibeto, receiving commemorative 2025 Drums of Summer T-shirts.Attendees enjoyed door prizes and arts and crafts booths.

Navajo Times | Krista Allen

This fall, students enrolled in Northland Pioneer College’s construction program will be trading classrooms for job site...
08/07/2025

This fall, students enrolled in Northland Pioneer College’s construction program will be trading classrooms for job sites as they build homes in Navajo and Apache counties.

This fall, students enrolled in Northland Pioneer College’s construction program will be trading classrooms for job sites as they build homes in Navajo and Apache counties

The 2025 Eastern Navajo Fair 4-H Show concluded with a round robin showmanship final, echoing last year’s excitement.
08/07/2025

The 2025 Eastern Navajo Fair 4-H Show concluded with a round robin showmanship final, echoing last year’s excitement.

The 2025 Eastern Navajo Fair 4-H Show concluded with a round robin showmanship final, echoing last year's excitement.

A large electrical explosion Tuesday afternoon triggered a fire and widespread power outages across Gallup, straining em...
08/06/2025

A large electrical explosion Tuesday afternoon triggered a fire and widespread power outages across Gallup, straining emergency response crews and leaving multiple communities in the dark.

A medical transport plane en route to pick up a patient at the Chinle Airport crashed and burst into flames Tuesday, kil...
08/05/2025

A medical transport plane en route to pick up a patient at the Chinle Airport crashed and burst into flames Tuesday, killing all four people aboard.

A medical transport plane en route to pick up a patient at the Chinle Airport crashed and burst into flames Tuesday, killing all four people aboard. All victims were non-local medical flight personnel. No patient was on board at the time of the crash.

The Budget and Finance Committee is scheduled to consider two pieces of legislation Tuesday, including one that would al...
08/05/2025

The Budget and Finance Committee is scheduled to consider two pieces of legislation Tuesday, including one that would allocate $115,000 from the Unreserved, Undesignated Fund Balance to support the 2025 election reapportionment and early preparations for the 2026 tribal elections.

08/04/2025

Díí jį́ eí Diné Binaaltsoos hastą́diin dóó ba’ąą ‘ashdla’ nááhai bééhániih. Today is Navajo Times’ 65th birthday.

When Kiara D. Bia’s name was called at the Chief Manuelito Scholarship awards ceremony on July 25, she didn’t just join ...
08/04/2025

When Kiara D. Bia’s name was called at the Chief Manuelito Scholarship awards ceremony on July 25, she didn’t just join a class of high achievers. She joined a lineage – one that runs through her family, her community and her future.

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The Navajo Times exists to serve the Navajo people. The people, culture, and region are unique. The ultimate goal is to inform the Navajo people so they can make informed judgements and decisions about issues before them.

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