Like so many entrepreneurs across the country, Daisy Purdy of Flagstaff watched the COVID-19 pandemic strangle her consulting business, Inclusive Community, down to practically nothing.
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Although Native Americans hold a slight majority in the county, San Juan had never had a Native commissioner until 1983, when a consent decree from the U.S. Government forced the county to draw up voting districts for the commission seats (prior to that all the seats were at-large) to give Natives a better chance at being elected.
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State Sen. Jamescita Peshlakai and state representatives Myron Tsosie and Arlando Teller all ran unopposed on the Democratic ticket, which usually wins the day in the heavily blue district.
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Dorothy Denetclaw is usually the one people turn to for help. There’s not much that rattles this wise grandma and retired tribal employee. But this time, she didn’t know what to do.
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Every day, Dianna Duwyenie watches as long lines form at the drive-in windows of the Shiprock McDonald’s, Sonic and Taco Bell.
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