While President Donald Trump saw some of his staunchest support in the country’s rural areas, that didn’t hold true in the Navajo Nation, or at least in the most remote regions of Central Agency.
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Since the mid-1970s, the twin red geodesic domes of Little Singer Community School have risen from the barren, grey landscape of Birdsprings, Arizona, like a space colony on a desert planet.
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All seven of the domestic violence programs that serve the Navajo Nation have gone an entire fiscal year without the government funding that provides the backbone of their services, but for the two on the Navajo Nation — Tohdenasshai in Kayenta and Amá dóó Alchini Bighan Inc. in Chinle — it was particularly egregious…
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The Navajo Nation controller’s office took hasty steps to rectify a shortage of hard-copy applications for the COVID-19 Hardship Assistance funds this week, and by Wednesday morning chapters contacted by the Times indicated they were able to serve most of the seniors and disabled persons who wanted to apply.
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Charmaine Tsosie grew up in a home without electricity or running water. But one thing they had was books.
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