NTUA approves sharp water, wastewater rate hikes
Faced with two paths to higher water and wastewater rates, the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Management Board chose the version that raises bills faster in the first two years.
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Hatathlie won’t seek another term, but says her work isn’t done
After nearly six years representing one of Arizona’s most rural and heavily Native legislative districts, state Sen. Theresa Hatathlie is not seeking another term.
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Letters | Data center concerns
Hello, my name is Monty Claw. I am submitting a letter to address my opposition to the Gallup Data Center at the Gallup Logistics Park. This is a concern that needs to be addressed and sent to the people of our community.
Politics
Donovan Begay outlines veterans agenda, health care concerns at forum
Navajo Nation presidential candidate Donovan Begay said at a veterans forum on June 19 that the Nation needs to do more to help former service members navigate civilian life, access benefits and find stable housing.
Business
Twin Arrows casino team collects 736 pounds of food for northern Arizona families
Team members at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort recently collected 736 pounds of food to distribute to two northern Arizona organizations serving people facing food insecurity.
Sports
Cowboy Iron Gym hosts powerlifting competition, meet-and-greet
An interaction with Larry Wheels and Roelly Winklaar brought a rush of excitement for Gallup resident Steve Martinez.
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Culture
STAR School students grow food sovereignty effort
The STAR School has turned its student-run garden, livestock and cooking programs into a working food sovereignty effort, according to a two-year impact report released this month.
Health
Equipment problems delay TMC emergency, pharmacy care
Tséhootsooí Medical Center’s emergency department and pharmacy are seeing longer wait times because of separate equipment problems, according to notices issued June 3 and June 6.
People
Amanda Elshire named executive cook
Amanda Elshire has been named executive cook at the Page Community Center.
Education
CCSD board approves three-year extension for Steve Carlson
The Central Consolidated School District Board of Education voted 5-0 on June 11 to approve a three-year contract extension for Superintendent Steve Carlson.
Arts
20 sculptures installed in downtown Farmington
Twenty new sculptures have been installed in downtown Farmington as part of the city’s 2026-27 Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, a public art program now in its fourth year.
Community
Arizona water study points to recharge challenges on Colorado Plateau
Arizona researchers found that only a small share of the state’s precipitation becomes natural groundwater recharge as warming increases water loss to the atmosphere.
