Nygren News

Nygren News’ November issue highlights major progress in building new homes for Diné families, investments in uplifting youth, and renewed efforts to preserve and strengthen the Navajo language as a vital part of the Nation’s future.

The October issue highlights Miss Navajo Nation Camille Uentillie’s inspiring journey, honors Navajo women through “The Power of She,” celebrates unity at Elder Fest, and details progress on the historic Arizona Water Rights Agreement.

September issue key efforts include Jock Soto Day, Child Support Awareness, housing and water projects, Light Up Navajo, economic growth, and federal advocacy for safety and education.

August issue covers Oak Ridge Fire recovery, RECA expansion, road and housing projects, fairs, veterans’ priorities, business growth, Light Up Navajo, Bennett Freeze homes, youth sports, and President Nygren’s back-to-school message.

The July 2025 Nygren News shares updates on fire recovery, housing, and cultural events. Highlights include support for ranchers, Light Up Navajo efforts, the ABNDN Convention, and messages from First Lady Jasmine Blackwater-Nygren.

This month’s issue: President Nygren celebrates the Class of 2025, signs an executive order to combat MMIP, backs Toohbaa’s farming revival, launches $43M LeChee water project, N5001 road upgrades, and honors Navajo police.

This month’s issue: momentum building under the 1,000 Homes Initiative, the launch of the 110 Chapter Tour, upcoming community meetings set for 2025, and water projects currently under construction across the Nation.

This issue highlights efforts to keep the legacy of our veterans alive, rebuild and renovate chapter houses, celebrate Navajo students and entrepreneurs, and improve economic development and public safety.

The President Invests in Diné Language Books & Advocates for Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics in Schools.

The Second People’s State of the Nation in Tuba City. Jack Ahasteen Is Back. Navajo Scouts Firefighters. 1,000 Homes To Be Built.