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A customer returns a cart while holding a COVID-19 Prevention Booklet during elderly shopping day on April 1, 2020 at Bashas' Diné Market in Window Rock, AZ. Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and employers handed out COVID-19 Prevention Booklets to customers that day.
A sign encouraging visitors to "shop alone" to halt the spread of the coronavirus on April 1, 2020 north of Gallup, NM.
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez gives a thumbs up during elderly shopping day on April 1, 2020 at Bashas' Diné Market in Window Rock, AZ. At least 31% of New Mexicans who’ve contracted COVID-19 are Native American despite only making up about 11% of the population, according to an article New Mexico In Depth published with their calculations from publicly available data.
Upcycled container, "Cheers to More Style."
Bridge Avenue in front of the Hispanic Cultural Center.
University of New Mexico President Garnett S. Stokes held a virtual Town Hall with other UNM leaders on Zoom ono March 27, 2020.
Mom Jeans from Urban Outfitters with the knees cut and lined with safety pins as gems along with flames circling the ankles.
A member of the Meals on Wheels staff packs insulated food bags with hot meals on Wednesday, March 25, 2020. Before packing, the meals are assembled and labeled according to their dietary accommodations in the kitchen.
A member of the Meals on Wheels kitchen staff cooks vegetables on Wednesday, March 25, 2020. After cooking, the meals are assembled, labeled based on dietary accommodations, packed, and sent to the drive-thru pickup area for volunteer delivery drivers to receive.
Shauna Frost, Executive Director of Meals on Wheels, carries a bag filled with hot meals for recipients to a volunteer’s car on March 25, 2020. Vehicles are lined up to pick up deliveries through the organization’s new drive-thru pickup initiative.
Staff in the Meals on Wheels kitchen label and pack hot meals into insulated bags on Wednesday, March 25, 2020. The Meals on Wheels program provides over 600 meals per day.
A member of the Meals on Wheels staff packs insulated food bags with hot meals on Wednesday, March 25, 2020. Before packing, the meals are assembled and labeled according to their dietary accommodations in the kitchen.
A customer gazes at empty shelves at Safeway in Gallup, New Mexico on March 23, 2020.
Collage made from magazine clippings.
Visitors are greeted by yellow tape at Window Rock Navajo Tribal Park & Veteran's Memorial on March 19 at Window Rock, AZ. The park and memorial is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sandra Sleuth (left) and Valencia Segay (right) hand out Grab & Go meals to students while schools are closed due to COVID-19 pandemic at Gallup High School on March 23, 2020.
Some key ingredients to use when cooking in the kitchen are butter, seasonings and unprocessed goods.
A cut south lot parking pass.
A parent picks up Grab & Go meal for his child while schools are closed due to COVID-19 pandemic Monday on March 23 at Gallup High School in Gallup, NM.
The Daily Lobo will suspend our bi-weekly print publication until at least April 6 and will publish exclusively online.
Solutions by The State News
