Guest Column: A walking encyclopedia of Navajo rocks, plants
Out of millions of rock and plants species, I know the Navajo name for rock, plants and only one plant that I can identify and name in Diné language – Tsé, ch’il, and Gad.
Read MorePosted by Navajo Times | Apr 13, 2021 | Guest Essay |
Out of millions of rock and plants species, I know the Navajo name for rock, plants and only one plant that I can identify and name in Diné language – Tsé, ch’il, and Gad.
Read MorePosted by Duane A. Beyal | Apr 9, 2021 | Columns |
“Don’t look at me with your eyes like that!” the lady barked at me.
Read MorePosted by Navajo Times | Apr 8, 2021 | Letters |
We, the Red Rock Chapter House, are writing in response to the erroneous article that was...
Read MorePosted by Navajo Times | Apr 6, 2021 | Guest Essay |
It snowed yesterday morning. It was a good down-to-Earth feeling. The dense fog – ahi – a condensation of different forms of water at the base of the Lukachukai mountain range was an absolute good sign.
Read MorePosted by Navajo Times | Apr 1, 2021 | Letters |
It is always about the money. The Navajo people had high hopes for owning their own coalmine. The people thought their communities would flourish from the profits of the Navajo coalmine.
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