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 15,000 copies are delivered to this vast area with an estimated readership of over 50,000 with an additional online readership of almost an additional 50,000 per month. The Observer is placed in trading posts, stores, schools, hospitals, restaurants and Chapter houses or tribal facilities along with distribution in Flagstaff, Winslow, Holbrook and Page, Arizona. The Navajo-Hopi Observer is the primary news source for Reservation communities and is the only non-tribally controlled vehicle to address issues and concerns of many northern Arizona Native Americans.