More than $2.5 Million in Payments Made to Organizations Established to Address Problem Gambling Church Rock, NM - Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (NNGE) is committed to raising awareness about problem gambling within the Navajo Nation. March is National Problem Gambling Month providing an ideal opportunity to raise awareness about responsible gambling education, prevention, treatment and wellness programs. To support those efforts and consistent with the New Mexico Gaming compact requirements, the NNGE has paid more than $2.5 million, to help address problem gaming. Other payments include $100,000 in unclaimed and forfeited jackpots to The New Mexico Council on Problem Gambling (NMCPG) and The Responsible Gaming Association of New Mexico. Additionally, NNGE’s commitment extends to all its properties as demonstrated through required employee training, proper implementation of self-exclusion procedures, providing public education and awareness, providing problem gambling helpline messaging, commitment of financial resources, establishment of an NNGE oversight committee and conducting periodic assessments and program evaluation. "For most individuals gaming is a social or recreational activity that is fun and entertaining. For others, gaming can cause problems that adversely impact an individual’s life. said Quincy Natay, NNGE, Board Chairman. "Being able to refer those struggling with gambling addiction to the proper resources who are trained to help is the right thing to do.”

Flagstaff, Ariz. (July 1, 2023) – Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (NNGE) and Hard Rock Digital proudly announce the grand opening of the Hard Rock Sportsbook at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort in Flagstaff, Arizona. Arizona baseball legend Luis Gonzalez will headline the sportsbook’s Grand Opening celebration, which will be held Saturday, July 8 starting at 2pm...

WINDOW ROCK, Navajo Nation — Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren announced in coordination with the Navajo Department of Health and Speaker Pro Tem of the Navajo Nation Council Otto Tso the COVID-19 mask mandate on the Navajo Nation has been lifted effective at 5 p.m. on Friday. The public health emergency order applies to public spaces, which include the 110 chapters, according to the Navajo Office of Environmental Health and Protection. The order leaves the continued wearing of masks optional for the general public and for all businesses with four exceptions. “It’s time for the Navajo people to get back to work,” President Nygren said. “It’s time for them to be able to open their chapter houses to conduct local business and to receive services they are asking for and deserve.”

[kc_row use_container=”yes” _id=”65044″][kc_column width=”100%” video_mute=”no” _id=”238435″][kc_row_inner column_align=”middle” _id=”677838″ cols_gap=”{`kc-css`:{}}” equal_height=”yes”][kc_column_inner width=”50%” _id=”440549″][kc_single_image image_size=”medium” _id=”104603″ image_source=”media_library” image=”2831″ css_custom=”{`kc-css`:{}}”][/kc_column_inner][kc_column_inner width=”50%” _id=”897118″][kc_single_image image_size=”large” _id=”625594″ image_source=”media_library” image=”2830″ css_custom=”{`kc-css`:{}}”][/kc_column_inner][/kc_row_inner][kc_spacing height=”35px” _id=”720167″][kc_column_text _id=”389497″] Flagstaff, AZ – The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (NNGE) and Hard Rock Digital have joined forces to launch the Hard Rock Sportsbook mobile app in Arizona. The Navajo...