Flashgordon’s Items of Note

When the Western industrial powers began colonizing areas outside of Europe, they not only encountered new lands, but also groups of indigenous peoples for the first time. These indigenous peoples, who practiced a different lifeway and had a different epistemology, were completely foreign or “exotic” to the colonizing Westerners. Because the local indigenous peoples did […]

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As a kid, I used to always look forward to summer for a number of reasons. Sure, school was out and the pool opened, but that was always secondary to my real desires. Summer was the time that the mountains opened up, the snow melted, and I could go off into the woods and wander […]

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For the past 2-1/2 years, Daniel Peaches has worked for the Kayenta Township on the Navajo Native American reservation as the Town Manager. On Monday evening, May 12 at the regularly scheduled meeting of the Kayenta Township, the Commissioners made a decision to re-advertise the position of Town Manager.
In January 2006, Peaches was given a […]

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