Navajo veterans organizing a reservation-wide meeting here say the gathering is intended to confront what they describe as a growing disconnect between long-standing veteran policies and the reality many veterans face after returning home.
Despite decades of veteran-focused legislation, many Navajo veterans say they continue to encounter bureaucratic hurdles, particularly in accessing housing and post-service support.
The Navajo Nation has acknowledged payroll errors affecting some employees following its most recent pay period, attributing the discrepancies to data migration issues tied to the rollout of a new human resources system. A corrective payroll run is scheduled for early January.
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A comprehensive audit of the Navajo Nation’s finances and federal programs for fiscal 2024 shows a tribal government with vast financial resources, billions in cash and investments and a comparatively small debt load.
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Pallets of red netted potatoes and stacks of flour lined the dirt lot outside the Greasewood Springs Chapter House on Monday as volunteers in neon safety vests moved steadily between boxes and vehicles, loading food into trunks while elders waited from passenger seats.
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Throughout 2025, the Navajo Times’ Community section documented daily life across the Navajo Nation, from chapter houses and classrooms to fairs, ceremonies, kitchens and public gatherings. Rather than centering on a single defining moment, the coverage followed how communities moved through the year, responding to challenge, marking milestones and carrying forward long-standing practices. Taken together, the stories form a record of presence, responsibility and continuity shaped by the people at the center of them
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