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J.C. Watts Jr., former Republican congressman, minister, retired professional football player and current chairman of the Black News Network, will present Su...

REVIEW: Here, Fat Freddy’s play for each other, yet their music is so inclusive, they’re hard to resist. This is designed to be shared together, apart.

A new microgrant program designed to fund increased water access on the Navajo Nation has announced its first group of recipients. A half-dozen grassroots

Diné designed water bottle pays off Six months after its launch, Diné designed water bottle is one of Nalgene’s most popular products Author: Six months after its launch, Diné designed water bottle is one of Nalgene’s most popular products Aliyah Chavez Tó éí iiná bottle is one of the company’s most popular products. Sales from the bottle set a record for “day-of-launch” sales, the company said. The bottle retails for $15 on the company’s website. $5 from every b...

Journeying to a creek to get water for drinking and household needs. That’s something our ancestors once did, right? Or something that people have to do in places that Americans rarely think about or venture to, like Eritrea or Bangladesh? Not so fast. Believe it or not, in 2021, there are still many Americans who do not have running water or indoor plumbing. There are, in fact, 2 million of them, according to a 2019 report by the U.S. Water Alliance and Dig Deep, two nonprofit organizatio...

Shameful. >> reporter: george mcgraws organization, dig deep, is one of the only nonprofits dedicated entirely to domestic water infrastructure. helping the homeowners connect to a new system built by the public utility. >> what was the water situation when you were a kid in this house? >> we didnt have the problem. i dont know what happened all of a sudden. i guess the pipes started corroding, crumbling. >> reporter: elizabeth mason spent the whole pandemic without reliable clean water. soon sh...

The break. worn down, wales enjoyed a little luck. but theirjudgment wavered. ampadu was sent off and now they were clinging on. stamped on his ankle. danny ward resisted the one—way traffic. nothing was heading in the right direction. bale! puts it over. relief all round at the final whistle, from rome to back home. 0utclassed, but out of the group and into the next round. wales now head to amsterdam, still believing. i now head to amsterdam, still believinu. . ., now head to amsterdam, still...

How to unlock your fundraising community through virtual challenge events Louise Tullin, marketing director at Enthuse, spoke with Rachael Heaton, fundraising and communications manager at Dig Deep for Fundraising Week, about how their Kilometres for Kenya virtual event used bespoke technology to bring their challenge to life Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

DIGDEEP After securing all appropriate permits and lab tests for their hydropanels, Linda McKinney, left, hands the first jug of water collected from the hydropanels to a McDowell County resident during a water distribution at Five Loaves and Two Fishes Food Bank on Saturday, March 6, 2021, in Kimball, West Virginia. McKinney is the founder and operator of the food bank. The Five Loaves, Two Fishes food bank sits on a narrow strip of land between Elkhorn Creek and U.S. Route 52 in McDowell Coun...

Survey says: Organic farmers making most of pandemic Despite the challenges posed by COVID-19, farmers were able to keep their operations going as the process of farming itself didnt change at all. 7 of 7 Mary Perry drives her two-horse sleigh along the trails Friday at Winterberry Farm in Belgrade. Michael G. Seamans/Morning Sentinel BELGRADE — The cadence of life at Winterberry Farm remains virtually unchanged amid the coronavirus pandemic. More than two decades ago as a single mother, Mar...