Flow Mountain News Today

TSE BONITO, N.M. — The Navajo Nation Council met with U.S. Congressman Joseph Morelle (D-NY) Feb. 19 to discuss concerns and recommendations regarding voting and elections issues to build the congressional record in support of the Native American Voting Rights Act.

Many were instrumental in fighting for and advancing Native rights, uplifting tribal arts and culture, and drawing crucial attention to important Native American issues. Born in Keshena, Wisconsin, Deer grew up in poverty on the Menominee Indian Reservation.

One of Jerrickson Hosteen’s favorite tricks is juggling three things: A basketball, a torch with a flame and an apple. He takes a bite of the apple every few seconds as the flame flips and the basketball spins through the air around him.

For retired teacher Maria Saltwater, who struggles with health issues and homelessness, the Navajo Nation Resource Fair was an important gathering that should have happened long ago.

Near the Snow Flow Mountain and Snowball Build & Blast activities within the Riverbend Pavilion, will be the brand new Frost Haus and Cocoa Cabin

A member of Fort Lewis College’s staff is trying to raise awareness for people with sensory disorders on the Navajo Nation, as well as the college itself. FLC Project Support Specialist Ally Gee has f...

AFTER a summer shining a light at unusual venues around Ireland’s coast, singer songwriter ADT is returning home to launch his new album Volume Two.The summer spotlight came from a successful tour of Ireland’s lighthouses, and now the Ardfield artist  launches his second alb

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Peterson Zah, the father, the leader, and the exemplary servant who whistled while building a home for his family, was remembered and honored after being laid to rest on Saturday, March 11, after his death March 7.