Welcome to Navajo Gaming, a Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (NNGE). We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our mission, exciting properties, where we’re located, access articles and press releases about us in the news, career opportunities and more. Each casino property offers an exciting gaming experience, as well as unique dining opportunities and live entertainment. In addition, Twin Arrows offers a four-diamond resort and award-winning restaurants. Our properties in Arizona and New Mexico showcase the rich Navajo spirit through art, architecture, hospitality and cuisine. Since its inception in 2004, NNGE has created over one thousand jobs with a focus on hiring and training Navajos and has distributed millions of dollars in revenue to both the Nation and State governments. We are proud of each employee that works tirelessly to create an unforgettable experience for guests. We are also grateful for our board, Navajo Nation government, loyal patrons and surrounding communities that have supported us and our growth.

Locally owned and operated family business in Gallup, NM. We carry western wear, vet, tack, rope, saddles, trailers, fencing, pet supplies, toys, home decor, and much more. We finance trailers, saddles, and campers. We pawn tools, tractors, trailers, vehicles and more. We have two pawn shops, two gas stations, several tax offices, a propane department, a grocery store, truck accessory store, a toolshed, and a feedstore. T&R sales of feed started in the late 1970's as an 8' x 10' shed attached to the side of the Grocery Store (T&R Market). The shed held a few bags of Purina feed and block salt. The employees from the gas station took care of the "feed" sales along with the 2-wire hay sales. In response to customer demand, in the mid 1980's T&R built a 40' x 60' metal building behind T&R Market and "T&R Feed" was born. This was a full line feed store offering many different products for farm and ranch. A large hay barn was also built next to the new T&R Feed building to take care of hay sales. We moved "T&R Feed" down into the newly renovated T&R Market 15,000 square foot building in 2010. T&R Market had moved into a larger brand new location up on the hill in 2007. Today "T&R Feed and Rope Center" offers many products including western wear, home decor, toys, trailers, panels, tack, and vet as well as all the traditional feed store products. In the old 40' x 60' metal building we now have "T&R Toolshed and Truck Accessories" where we sell Husqvarna chainsaws, welders, generators, hardware, panels, tanks, fencing, truck accessories and more. We also accept pawn tools, trailers, generators, and more. We now have two large hay barns for our hay customers.

  Since its foundation 25 years ago, we have set ourselves three major objectives, which are our company’s mission: to competitively produce paper and paper products, to constantly adhere to the international best business practices and to progressively grow our integral competitive edge to the benefit of our customers and shareholders.   Our vision of sustainability is supported and balanced on three pillars: competitiveness, environmental protection, and social responsibility, thus adding value to all that we do in a comprehensive way —through our constant investment on human and physical capital focused on an improved future for our people. The paper industry is the largest consumer of wood and forests worldwide, since it uses them as raw material for paper production. In Bio-PAPPEL we are very proud of our visionary and structured Sustainability plan to replace forest woods for urban woods (paper recycling) with investments of over 500 million US dollars in the past 10 years by not cutting down trees or using wood to manufacture paper. This is the structural foundation of Bio-PAPPEL’s change of corporate identity. We are the leading company in the production of 100% recycled, recyclable and biodegrabable paper. We are the largest paper recyclers in Mexico. We produce non-chlorine bleached paper, as well as one of the few Mexican companies which capture more CO2 than it the amount we emit. Thus, in 2010, we recycled 1.5 million tons of paper, equivalent to saving 685 thousand trees or 12.5 times the trees in the Chapultepec Forest. By recycling, we have saved 10.5 million cubic meters of water and 4.3 million kw/h.

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