Attorneys with the Southwest Center for Equal Justice say they are planning to file a lawsuit against the Flagstaff Police Department and possibly other enforcement agencies that participated in the June 18 drug raid that mistakenly netted a Navajo man.
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Back in the 1970s, when Dilkon was little more than a trading post and a branding corral, a group of local elders formed a planning committee and withdrew 700 acres at the base of Dilkon Butte.
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Before she started working there, Shondiin Silversmith rarely read the Arizona Republic.
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Ever since textile collectors discovered Navajo rugs about 150 years ago, the most desirable have sported the muted colors obtained by natural dyes and the greys and browns of undyed wool, with the possible exception of bright splashes of cochineal red.
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If you caught the Tony Awards on TV earlier this month, you may have also caught a glimpse of one of Native designer Loren Aragon’s latest creations.
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