Nááts’íílid dóó ‘adi’ní
Nááts’íílid dóó ‘adi’ní
A rainbow shines as hail falls outside a hooghan in Steamboat, Ariz., on June 20.
Navajo Times | Leander Begay
Diné Bizaad
Yá’át’ééh, nihiDine’é.
A few words from Navajo Code Talker John Kinsel Sr., 107, from Lók’a’ch’égai.
Special to the Times | Melanie Cissone
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A message from KTNN general manager Cisco Benally.
KTNN AM 660, the “Voice of the Navajo Nation,” was recently rated number one by Nielsen Media Research.
Navajo Times | Rick Abasta
Navajo Times cartoonist Jack Ahasteen shares a message Sept. 7.
Naabeehó Bich’eekį’ Valentina Clitso talks about the USNS Navajo after the christening ceremony at Bollinger Shipyards in Houma, La., Aug. 26.
U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Jeffrey S. Spivey, the deputy commander of the Military Sealift Command, talks about the USNS Navajo after the christening ceremony at Bollinger Shipyards in Houma, La., Aug. 26.
Jocelyn Billy-Upshaw, the USNS Navajo sponsor, speaks during the T-ATS 6 christening at Bollinger Shipyards in Houma, La., Aug. 26.
Navajo Times | Krista Allen
Jocelyn Billy-Upshaw, the USNS Navajo sponsor, prepares to enter the christening ceremony with the platform party at Bollinger Shipyards in Houma, La., Aug. 26.
Navy Band Southeast’s Brass Quintet practices for the USNS Navajo christening at Bollinger Shipyards in Houma, La., Aug. 26.
Lora Ann Chaisson, principal chief of the United Houma Nation, arrives at Bollinger Shipyards for the USNS Navajo christening Aug. 26.
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Special to the Times | Lee Begaye
The 55th Annual Ééhániih celebration in Navajo Mountain, Ariz. Resident Hank Stevens talks about the equestrian/foot journeys to the Rainbow City, Utah, area., and their importance Aug. 4.
Navajo Times video | Rick Abasta
Listen as Esther Yazzie-Lewis of Edgewood, New Mexico, speaks during the Uranium Legacy and Remembrance Action Day in Church Rock, New Mexico, July 15.
Video: 'It only gets deeper'
By Holly James
Navajo Times
Floods inundate Chinle.
Healing Blanket 2022
We would like to share one of our proudest moments in our mission to giving back this year. Early in 2022 CELLULARONE® and Pendleton® teamed up to commission a Special Artist Edition Healing Blanket. The goal of this philanthropic project is to raise awareness and contribute to nonprofits working toward solutions that address the disproportionately high rates of missing and murdered Indigenous persons. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of The Healing Blanket, designed by Navajo Artist Leandra Yazzie, will be donated to support Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives (MMDR) and National Indigenous Women's Resource Center.
In the words of our CEO Judd Hinkle: "Giving back is in our DNA as a company, but initiatives like this are of the utmost significance to us as a corporate citizen. Most of us cannot begin to imagine the pain of a loved one going missing or being found murdered. But we must face these dark realities if we are going change things for the better in the communities we serve. Madam Chair Amber Kanazbah Crotty and her MMDR organization are doing crucial work and they are gaining momentum. We are proud to lend our support."
