By Robert BettisNavajo Times WINDOW ROCK – Across the Navajo Nation, residents are facing increasing food prices that are straining household budgets and raising concerns about access to affordable essentials. From Kayenta to Crownpoint, high costs for basic items like milk, bread, and eggs are becoming more pronounced, particularly in remote communities with limited grocery options. In Tsaile, the price for a gallon of milk recently reached as high as $7.19 plus tax. This mirrors a trend seen throughout the Navajo Nation where remote locations and limited suppliers drive up the cost of everyday goods. Most stores rely on distant

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