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10/28/2026

Dagot’éé everyone

It’s officially 10 more days until the pageant. I wanted to give back to my community and have one last event. On October 26th 2026, we did a drive-by Halloween truck-or-treat for the children and families.

This event meant a lot to me, as it's going to be my last hosted event. Our theme was Hocus Pocus, and I wanted to get back to my community and thank them for letting me represent you as Miss San Carlos 25-26. I witnessed all the young kids come out with their parents driving by in their costumes. Showed me all the values of the community and how much the Tribe meant to me. All the inspirational and encouraging words the parents gave me mean so much to me; words couldn’t describe how my heart felt during this entire event!! We had over 700 candy bags; we also gave the kids who were dressed up in they're costume a Halloween bag or bucket with candy & other goods and we had a lot of cars full of kids show ( I wish I counted all the cars that came by haha). But I felt all the love for the community. Thank you to my newly crowned Jr Miss San Carlos Apache and newly crowned Miss San Carlos Middle School for coming out and helping me hand out the candy bags

Thank you the following people that helped donating and if it weren’t for them the event wouldn’t be possible with out they’re help!! Thank you

List of people who donated:
LFG Energy and Nutrition
Sophia Massey & Family
Cali & family
Nizhoni
Bush Family
Gutierrez family
Antonio family
John Antonio
Barbara May
Tanya Johnson & family
Grandparents Kenton’s & family
Uncle Cye
Kerri Sangster
Rheyana Dude
Vanna Antonio

Thank you to my cousins for dressing up with me to be the Sanderson Sisters, and thank you family & friends for helping set up the Booth and help with the candy bags and Halloween bags & buckets. But I had so much fun being Miss San Carlos Apache 25-26, learning every day and at events. Meeting new people. Hearing everyone's stories and talking about how closely related I am to everyone. My journey has taken me far to represent my community. I’m so grateful and blessed that I was able to be your 64th annual Miss San Carlos Apache 25-26.

Thank you so much!! God bless you!
Ahíyi’é
Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

10/09/2026

Dagot’éé everyone

Miss San Carlos Apache here 🤗.

I know you've all been waiting for this post, but I’ve been busy getting ready, so my apologies!!!

But I'm proud to announce that I’m participant #5 in this year’s Miss Indian Arizona scholarship pageant!! I’m excited and mostly proud that I’m representing the San Carlos Apache Tribe. In this year’s Pageant, thank you for all your continued support. Come join us on Saturday at 6:00pm at the Herberger Theatre Center, come support us young ladies as we take this next step in our journey!! Thank you!!

Ahi’yéé
Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

10/08/2026

We are pleased to announce that we are currently seeking contestants for this years Jr Miss San Carlos Apache ages 13-16.

Application deadline has been extended to Friday October 9, 2026

If you are interested and would like to obtain an application, please reach out to the Pageant committee members listed on the flyer attached

UPDATE: Pageant date changed to OCTOBER 23, 2026 @ 5:30 PM

Please come on out and support our youth as they carry on our tradition and language through cultural presentation.

10/05/2026

Dagotéé San Carlos Apache Community,

Welcome to October and the Fall Season!

As my final community event, I invite ALL children to join us for some fun. Feel free to wear a costume! The first 500 children who "Drive Thru" will receive Halloween treats in their buckets to kick off their trick-or-treating.

As Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026, my goal has been to engage with the community and partner with Tribal Departments, and local Business. As I prepare to leave my role, I want to celebrate the children in our community with a fun, safe Halloween event. My family and I will be accepting donations until October 16, 2026; you are welcome to help support and donate as well.

Halloween Drive-Thru Event:
Date: October 26, 2026
Time: 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (or until supplies last)
Location: Peridot Rodeo Grounds

I encourage children to stay in school and choose to be drug- and alcohol-free. Join me in saying farewell, as this will be my final event as your Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026. With great blessings, I truly enjoyed representing the San Carlos Apache Tribe with respect and honor.

Ahiyéé
Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

09/18/2026

September 12th 2026

I attended the Navajo Nation Parade and the Miss Navajo Nation Coronation.

This was my First time attending the Navajo Nation Fair. The Navajo Nation Community was so Welcoming and heartwarming, with so many stories, so thank you to the Navajo Nation Community for making this experience meaningful and memorable! When we got to the parade, it was such a beautiful sight to see everyone and kids lined up on both sides of the road waiting for the parade to start it was just amazing.

And thank you to Frank Armstrong Jr. and his family for letting Mom and me sit with them during the parade. We enjoyed the laughter and stories they shared with us; it made the experience so much better. Thank you to one of the daughters for gifting me one of her earrings!! As the parade started, we saw a lot of amazing floats and great leaders like Buu Nygren Navajo Nation President. Vice President Richelle Montoya, Arizona Governor Kate Hobbs, Mark Kelly, Jonathan Nez, Kris Mayes, and many more great amazing leaders!

We saw a lot of amazing beautiful royalty from all over the Navajo Nation, White Mountain royalty were there, representing the White Mountain Apache Tribe!! Thank you to Utah Tech Iso Ambassador For Gifting my two scrunchies!!

Later that afternoon, our Miss San Carlos Apache Veterans Powwow Princess and I attended the coronation of the New Miss Navajo Nation, the outgoing Miss Navajo Nation Camille Uentillie she did an outstanding job representing the Navajo Nation. She always represented with pride and honor for her people, she always wanted youth to learn the language and culture she was willing to help teach them the ways of the culture and language. She was there for people; she listened to them and heard their voices. She was there for her elders, and she wanted them to know she cared about them by listening to their stories and the knowledge they shared with her.

Congratulations to the Newly Crowned Miss Navajo Nation 2026-2027 Rochelle Francisco and for getting Best Butchering Skills and Best Essay. I know you’ll do an outstanding job always representing the Navajo Nation she as a busy schedule this year, but she’ll do amazing! Congratulations to Tonana Ben for being 1st runner-up for Miss Navajo Nation and getting a pin for Best traditional food, Best Interview. And congratulations JoAnni Begay for being 2nd runner-up and getting a pin for being Miss Congeniality. I know it was an emotional week for you young ladies, but you did an amazing job and you all deserve it. Wishing nothing but the best for the young ladies' future.

I had an amazing time at the Navajo Nation fair and parade. Thank you everybody for the safe travels there and back. It really means a lot to us!!

Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

09/15/2026

September 10th 2026

I attended the “Walk for Justice” for Dezirae Harney. Dezirae's life was taken too soon from her family and friends on June 15 2026, she would have been a Senior with all of her friends and classmates this year. This walk was an honor for her and to keep saying her name for justice. Gun violence should be put to a stop in all tribal reservations. This is one of the most painful and urgent struggles we face, and we cannot let this continue to take innocent lives or leave families broken with grief. Dezirae's family and friends are still hurting from this incident. The guest speakers were speaking, two of them were her closest friends. The others were her mom and dad and her grandmother. They’re all still grieving for Dezirae’s passing but doing these walks for her, seeing the community coming together brings them hope for her Justice, Her Father said this “This won’t bring my daughter back, it’ll bring her to justice” and yes, it will. What they’re doing is a stepping stone,

If you’ve been impacted by these issues I encourage you to keep fighting for the loved ones that you have lost to gun violence. To speak their names, to keep memories alive, and to be a voice for those who no longer can speak for themselves this is what the Harney Family is doing, they’re standing up to the gun violence and violence that’s happening within our community. As a community, we need to come together and stand together to stop the violence and spread this awareness, support one another, and work towards a future where our People are safer, because we’re stronger together!

Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

09/11/2026

September 5th, 2026

I attended the White Mountain Apache 99th annual parade with our Vice Chairman, Tao Etpison, and staff.

Beforehand I would like to thank Vice Chairman Tao Etpison for allowing me to be a part of his float. And everyone for the safe travels there and back.

For this being my second-to-last parade it was very special to me, our other San Carlos Royalties we’re also there as well representing our beautiful San Carlos Tribe, during this period I got a chance to greet everybody saying hi to everyone, I’m so thankful for the welcoming gifts that I have received during this parade. Seeing all of you at the parade spending time with your family and friends brought my heart joy. It made this moment special and memorable seeing all the happy faces and everybody smiling made me so happy. Thank you, but afterwards I got to attend the night performance where we got to see Filipino traditional dances, and from The Gila River Indian community performing their traditional basket dance, followed by Priya Simpson singing a traditional songs, a performance of the Danza Azteca/Concheros, and Apache Warriors performing the warrior dance, White Mountain Fair and Rodeo, for the opportunity to be a part of the 99th Annual White Mountain Fair and Rodeo. And thank you to White Mountain community for making this the most memorable and amazing weekend!!

Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

07/17/2026

Dagot’éé everyone,

From the 9th to the 13th, I had the opportunity to attend this year's Unity Conference in Oklahoma City with the San Carlos Youth Council.

This was my first time attending Unity. I had a great experience and opportunity. We left on Thursday, the 9th, at 3am and arrived in Oklahoma City at 11pm. As I've spent time there, I’ve met many new people, including tribal royalty, and made many new friends from different tribes. And hearing all the accomplishments that their tribal Youth council did for their tribes. As I listened about other tribes' issues that they’re facing on their reservation, and encouraging solutions. The morning assemblies consist of different guest speakers, especially Lindy Waters III, who talked about how he became an NBA player and how he never stopped his traditions and how he kept it with him and told the youth to stay consistent and be proactive and never forget where you come from because that’s who you are.

And attending workshops that could give us an idea of what we want to do in life and help with our emotions, and doing all these fun activities and fun icebreakers that get you out of your shell. And seeing talent night was really fun, seeing everybody perform and do a lot of singing and dancing, I had so much fun. The Culture Night was a nice opportunity to learn new culture, was really awesome. A group from Taiwan performed traditional dance and songs; a Powwow dancer, Zuni, performed a butterfly dance; a hoop dancer, White Mountain, performed the Rainbow dance; and Jr. Miss White Mountain sang the Geronimo song. So this was a really fun experience. It really brought a lot of tribes together and showing us of how much of a family we are even though we’re from different tribes that we all connect in different ways so I really encourage all of you to let your kids join into the Youth council advisor new things and a lot of in a new environment but thank you all for wishing theYouth council member and advisor and I, a safe travels there and back and thank you!

Ahi’yéé
Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

07/07/2026

Dagot’ee everyone

This past weekend, I went to the Mescalero reservation to attend their 4th of July parade. It was such a great parade. I had a chance to meet a lot of new people. Some of our royalty got to attend this parade as well: Miss San Carlos Apache College, Lil Miss Rodeo, Lil Bit Rodeo, the San Carlos Apache Veterans Association, and Peridot District Councilman John Bush. This is my first time being on the Mescalero Reservation and attending their parade. It was a very great experience. Everybody was so welcoming; we got to see if they’re coming of age ceremony feast out of respect for the family and the tribe. We didn’t take pictures, but I’ll tell you that this was so beautiful to see for the first time. But later that evening, we went to see fireworks at the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino. It was one of the greatest fireworks shows I’ve seen. Thank you to everyone for the safe travels, there and back. Thank you for everyone who help sponsor me to represent the San Carlos Tribe.

Ahi’yéé
Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-20206
Kylie Kenton

06/09/2026

Dagot’ee everyone,

On June 7th 2026, I got to attend the Diamondbacks game for Native American Recognition Day. This was such a good event. I’ve seen a lot of tribal royalties and tribal memories, coming out and representing the tribe, I and my other fellow royalties from the San Carlos Apache tribe, Junior Miss San Carlos Apache, San Carlos Baby Boy of the year, Miss San Carlos Apache College, Miss Saint Charles, Missy Saint Charles, Miss San Carlos High School, Junior Miss Rodeo San Carlos Apache, Miss Fort Thomas High School, Miss Mt. Turnbull, Missy Mt. Turnbull, Mt. Turnbull baby girl of the year. We were all here representing our tribe, loud and proud!! Good luck to the teams from different tribes and nations that have joined the Native Nations Softball & Baseball Tournament. Best of luck to all the teams. This is such a great event getting to see a lot of different travel performances from different tribes, showing us their culture and their passion that they have for their culture

And thank you so much to Resolution Copper for inviting Jr. Miss San Carlos and myself to your suite, we met Curtis Thomas the General Manager of Communities, Social Performance (CSP), Tribal Affairs, and Permitting & Approvals at Resolution Copper. Thank you and your team for inviting us and giving us information on copper resolution explaining to us the many different opportunities that you offer. We also met Robb McCreary the hotel director of Talking Stick Resort & Casino it was an honor to meet him and thank you for allowing us to take a picture with you!! This overall experience was fantastic for it was my first time attending this event as a very great experience talking to everybody getting pictures with different people and I’m very glad that I was there to represent all of you!!! 😊

Ahi’yéé
Miss San Carlos Apache 2025-2026
Kylie Kenton

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