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SW DinehNet, an affiliate of Sacred Wind Communications, will receive $2 million FCC Award to Provide Connectivity to Areas of NW New Mexico
SW DinehNet, an affiliate of Sacred Wind Communications, Inc., New Mexico’s award-winning telecommunications and broadband service provider in rural northwestern New Mexico, was a winning bidder in a Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) auction to provide broadband and voice telecommunications services to underserved areas in McKinley County, mostly on Navajo tribal lands. This week the NM…
Read MoreSacred Wind CEO Wins Connectivity Hero Award
Visionary leaders who share their talents to connect the unconnected around the world Sacred Wind Communications acquired a service territory of 3,200 square miles with less than 7,000 occupied homes, most of which had no access to any telecommunications services. Sacred Wind took it upon itself to deliver basic voice and broadband service to those homes…
Read MoreRow of satellites turned Native American baskets goes up along Route 66
Sacred Wind to Sponsor Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce
Provides High Speed Internet, Increases Connectivity for Local Chamber Sacred Wind Communications, Inc. (“Sacred Wind”) and Connect 66 Internet (a division of Sacred Wind Communications, Inc.) are proud to announce their official sponsorship of the Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce. As part of the partnership, Sacred Wind will provide high speed internet to the…
Read MoreGrants Basket Array a Reality
From the Gallup Independent: The first-ever Native Basket Array, a culturally-oriented, outdoor public art project, was unveiled Friday at the Chamber of Commerce and New Mexico Mining Museum. Grants Basket Array PDF
Read MoreConnect 66 Internet Announces Ribbon Cutting
Connect 66 Internet, a New Mexico broadband company, in collaboration with Cibola Arts Council, the Village of Milan, the City of Grants, and Grants-Cibola County Chamber of Commerce announces a public ribbon cutting on Friday, May 25 at 10 am at the New Mexico Mining Museum, 100 Iron Avenue (off of Santa Fe Avenue) Grants,…
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