Bluff / Mexican Hat
by David Boyle
News Director
Navajo Nation General Election were certified by the Navajo Board of Election Supervisors on Tuesday, November 22.
The results of the election include a new president for the Navajo Nation from the Red Mesa Chapter, as well as the first woman vice-president of the...
The Town of Bluff is launching a strategic planning survey for community members.
The 10-minute survey will help guide important conversations for the five-year strategic plan.
Responses will shape the priorities and future of the community by sharing insights on the projects that matter most to...
by David Boyle
News Director
The Navajo Nation held Elections on November 8. Diné voters visited the polls to vote to elect a president and representatives to the Navajo Nation Council.
Unofficial results have been released showing that Buu Nygren has defeated Incumbent Jonathan Nez in the Navajo...
by David Boyle
News Director
The San Juan County Commission heard concerns from commercial property owners in Bluff, discussed equalization, and heard audit results at their latest meeting.
Commercial property owners in Bluff voiced concerns about increases in their valuations at the August 16...
Navajo Nation Primary Elections are approaching with Navajo Nation Council seats and the office of the President on the ballot.
Absentee ballot requests for the primary must be received by July 18. Early voting is active now at election offices including in Shiprock and Tuba City. On election day,...
A fatal car crash outside Montezuma Creek leaves one dead and another injured on Saturday, June 25.
According to the Utah Highway Patrol, at around 4:30 p.m., vehicles traveling in opposite directions, a passenger car and a pickup truck, collide on SR-162 at mile marker 8, about halfway between...
By Joe Boyle,
Staff Writer
The Town of Bluff and Canyon Country Discovery Center are partnering on a grant to clean up the giant cane plant in the area.
The 4River Foundation is a Four-Corners-based foundation giving out grants to communities in the area for the purpose of river restoration and...
Now that the Navajo Utah Water Rights Settlement has been finalized, Navajo Nation officials will work on how to spend the $218 million for infrastructure as well as allocate the annual allotment of 81,500 acre-feet.
With around half of Utah Navajo residents living without running water, the top...
by David Boyle
News Director
The execution of the Utah Navajo Water Rights Settlement was completed with a signing of state, federal and tribal leaders in Monument Valley on May 27.
The agreement concluded 18 years of negotiations between the parties and affirms water rights of Utah Navajos, as...
The town of Bluff has hired a town manager while continuing to work with the joint-owners of the recently purchased Cooperative Cultural Center.
At their May 23 special meeting, the Bluff Town Council finalized their contract with their first Town Manager Erin Richards.
Richards has spent the past...