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Runners raise record funds for BBBS at 49th Dave McKay Memorial race (opens the original)
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FLAGSTAFF â Runners gathered at the start line as friends, family and volunteers cheered them on at the 49th Dave McKay Memorial Half Marathon and 5K that took place in Flagstaffâs Thorpe Park on Saturday, Aug. 8. For nearly five decades, the Dave McKay Memorial Half Marathon has brought runners together to raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Flagstaff. The annual fundraiser supports the organizationâs efforts to match children across northern Arizona with a mentor who can p
Naatsis'áán marks 58th Ééhániih Day with family, tradition (opens the original)
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NAVAJO MOUNTAIN â As families gathered beneath the tents, trail riders made their way into Navajo Mountain, and Navajo language could be heard throughout the celebration as people came together to celebrate their history. The 58th annual Naatsisâáán Ãéhániih Day, formerly known as Pioneer Day, took place July 31âAug. 1 at the Navajo Mountain Field Day Grounds, about 30 miles north of Inscription House Trading Post on Highway N16. Brenda Atene Barlowe, secretary-treasurer of the Navajo
New mural adds warmth, culture to CCHHS family waiting area (opens the original)
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FLAGSTAFF â Warm shades of red, orange and gold stretch across the lobby, where hummingbirds hover beneath blue skies, butterflies drift through the warm air, and deer stand among the desert colors. The mural, inspired by beautiful artwork representing the Navajo and Hopi cultures, welcomes visitors to the Coconino County Health and Human Services (CCHHS) building. Two mural artists, Duane Koyawena and Chelsie Begoody, collaborated on the project to create a welcoming environment for everyone
Church's Chicken returns to Chinle, bringing a taste of home (opens the original)
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CHINLE âFor many Chinle residents, Churchâs Chicken is more than a place to eat; itâs a place where itâs tied to family traditions, childhood memories and a menu item that canât be found anywhere else; white gravy. Monica Quintana-Yates, second generation owner of Churchâs Chicken, said the restaurant is part of a larger vision by founder Michael Nelson Sr, who believed Navajo families should have access to the business within their communities instead of being forced to drive long d
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