Business

Birdsprings cowgirl Sherina Singer knew a bay quarter horse filly would grow up to become a great horse.

For Navajo Agricultural Products Inc., the ongoing drought isn’t the issue. Rather it’s fending off prairie dogs, finding workers and dealing with aging infrastructure.

Rhino Health’s glove manufacturing in Church Rock, New Mexico, is looking to expand as it is at the beginning of Phase Two.

In 2019, $19 million from the Síhasin Fund was given to the Division of Economic Development Project Development Department for the Church Rock Industrial Park Project’s Phase Two for tenant Rhino Health.

The small community of Navajo, New Mexico, is often remembered for the thriving economy it had at one point, but those days have long since passed and now residents want to clean up contamination left by the former Navajo Forestry Products Industry Inc.