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As part of the continuing efforts to improve the well-being of parents/guardians and children in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Community Health Educator Vurlene Notsinneh-Bowekaty facilitated a webinar on teen dating boundaries. 3 Takeaways: How do you raise a teenager? One day at a time. Boundaries are defined as...
During January, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community’s Recreational Services team at the Ske:g Himdag Ki: hosted a free “Parent and Me” kickball clinic for children ages 3 to 5 and their parents/guardians. Nearly 20 children participated in the Jan. 30 clinic. All month long, children learned the basics of kickball...
The all-new housing development will feature 80-plus homes at the northwest corner of Chaparral Road and Dobson Road, near Scottsdale Community College. 3 Takeaways: The new Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community housing development offers builder-grade homes for sale and new rentals at Chaparral and Dobson. In 2024, the Community revealed...
3 Takeaways: – For 15 years, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community has hosted the spring training home opener at Salt River Fields. – Community royalty, artists, dancers, performers and singers participated in the pregame ceremonies for this year’s home opener on Feb. 20. – The Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the co-host of...
3 Takeaways: Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Adaptive Recreation Coordinator Ethan Larned is always looking for new ways to get Community youth involved in fun and exciting activities and games. Late last year, Larned met with Natalie Krishna Das, who is the owner of Las ChicAZ, an Arizona nonprofit that promotes the...
Salt River Community Gaming Enterprises hosted its annual team member recognition luncheon on Feb. 2 with carnival games, caricature drawings, prizes, delicious food and the top enterprise awards of the year. 3 Takeaways: As the saying goes, when you work hard, you must also play hard. Every year, leaders of...
In this episode, Zoe Hernandez hosts OAN Episode #55. This is the final episode (3 of 3) of our OAN: Behind the Mic series where OAN contributor, Jessica Joaquin, sits down for an informal conversation with OAN Managing Editor, Dalton Walker, and Newspaper Assistant, Kari Haahr. This is an opportunity...
During the annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day, several Arizona youth councils participated in a breakout session to discuss how ideas can turn into laws. The kids are indeed alright. During the afternoon of the annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day on Jan. 14, youth councils from Indian...
In sports, no matter if it’s a preseason or championship game, there usually is a winner and a loser. Coming into their game against the Glendale Community College Gauchos on Jan. 10, the Scottdale Community College Fighting Artichokes men’s basketball team had their work cut out for them, as GCC’s...
