Navajo-Hopi Observer
2717 N. Fourth St., Ste. 110
Flagstaff, Arizona 86001
(928) 226-9696
(928) 226-1115 fax
A Western News&Info, Inc. publication.
About The Navajo-Hopi Observer
The weekly newspaper the Navajo-Hopi Observer contains tribal news, human interest stories, community events, sports, school and health related information for the Western Navajo tribe and all of the Hopi reservation. The geographical area the Observer covers is the northeast quadrant of Arizona. Each week 13,500 copies are delivered to this vast area with an estimated readership of over 30,000. The Observer is placed in trading posts, stores, schools, hospitals, restaurants and Chapter houses or tribal facilities. The Navajo-Hopi Observer is the primary news source for these reservation communities and is the only non-tribally controlled vehicle to address issues and concerns of many northern Arizona Native Americans.
Based in Flagstaff, AZ, the Observer also delivers to key areas around Flagstaff and other reservation border communities such as Winslow and Holbrook. Many merchants have found that the Observer provides and excellent way to reach this important market segment with their marketing message.
This unique newspaper, the Navajo-Hopi Observer is looked forward to by Native families when it is delivered every Wednesday Observer coverage spans approximately 7000 square miles on the Western Navajo and Hopi Reservations. We are proud of our unusual newspaper and strive to continually improve news and advertising content to this vast area.
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Key Personnel
Editorial/Operations
Doug Wells |
Finance
Ryan Williams |
Advertising/Sales
Robb Smart |
Graphics
Mike Carroll |
Circulation Information
| Zip Code | Community | Total |
86001 |
Flagstaff-East |
1,500 |
| 86004 | Flagstaff-West | 1,500 |
| 86016 | Grey Mt./Hwy. 89 | 450 |
| 86020 | Cameron | 250 |
| 86030 | Hotevilla | 200 |
| 86033 | Kayenta/Black Mesa/Tonalea | 1,300 |
| 86034 | Keams Canyon | 350 |
| 86035 | Leupp | 275 |
| 86039 | Kykotsmovi Village | 400 |
| 86040 | Page | 450 |
| 86042 | Polacca | 300 |
| 86043 | Second Mesa/Hopi | 475 |
| 86044 | Red Lake | 150 |
| 86045 | Tuba City/Moenkopi | 4,400 |
| 86047 | Winslow/Dilkon/Holbrook | 800 |
| 86054 | Shonto/Shungopovi | 300 |
| 86503 | Chinle | 600 |
| 86505 | Ganado | 600 |
| 86510 | Pinion | 450 |
| 86515 | Window Rock | 600 |
| 86512 | Sanders | 190 |
| 200 | ||
Total Distribution |
15,000 |
Subscription Information
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Navajo-Hopi Observer
2224 E. Cedar, Suite 2
Flagstaff, Arizona 86001
To subscribe by telephone call (928) 226-9696.
Current Local News
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NAU archaeology program encourages Native American participation
-A new agreement between the Navajo Nation Archaeology Department (NNAD-NAU) and Northern Arizona University (NAU) will help train Navajos and Native Americans to become leaders in the field of archaeology.
Bureau of Indian Education employee sentenced for stealing close to $25,000 from Kaibeto school
-A federal court judge gave Marcellina Tohonnie, 36, a Bureau of Indian Education employee, five years of probation April 23 for stealing charitable donations to children attending the Kaibeto Boarding School.
President Shelly approves $8.6 mil for water projects and studies
-Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly approved an $8.6 million measure to bring water development projects and plans to several Navajo Nation communities.
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