Former Navajo Gaming CEO Brian Parrish dies
Brian D. Parrish, a longtime gaming executive who led the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise for nearly a decade, died May 31, according to a celebration of life post shared by his family. He was 65.
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Peyote dispute divides Diné practitioners as psychedelics industry grows
For the people who carry it and protect it, the conversation about peyote does not begin in a hearing room. It begins at the kitchen table, over food, while someone quietly plans a ceremony, with no fixed date and nothing announced.
Opinions & Columns
Column | Prayer for a veterans center
This document reflects on the dedication and unity of Lukachukai, Arizona, veterans as they commit to building a healing veterans center.
Politics
Navajo Nation General Election Unofficial Results
The unofficial results from Tuesday’s Navajo Nation General Election are as follows. To see the full list, visit navajotimes.com
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
Diné bull rider Brad Moreno gets summer rolling with hometown win
Diné bull rider Brad Moreno hit another major milestone on Sunday night.
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Wind: Southwest at 16.1 MPH (14 KT)
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Culture
‘Reclaiming this space’
Nizhoni Days at 67
Strong winds bent canopies and swept across Johnson Field at the University of New Mexico on Sunday, but they did little to slow the drums, dancers and families gathered for the 67th Annual Nizhoni Days Powwow.
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
Before dawn, bound for Shonto
By 5 a.m., Dwayne Gishie and Madison Hurley were getting ready for school days that began more than 47 miles from home.
Education
Thirty-nine students earn Navajo bilingual seal
Thirty-nine students from 16 high schools earned the 2026 Navajo Nation Seal of Bilingual Proficiency, a recognition for students who demonstrated proficiency in Diné Bizaad and English.
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
Garcia, Ballenger named Eastern Navajo Fair Parade grand marshals
Silversmith Mary Jane Garcia and fashion designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger have been named grand marshals of the 2026 Eastern Navajo Fair Parade.
