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Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community member Jacob Butler has been learning how to craft silver pendants. He implements his visions of traditional designs within the pendants. He described the process of getting everything ready and set. “The process starts with the tools,” Butler said. “I use chasing tools to stamp the designs into the metal. […]
In this weeks OAN Connects episode we speak with Miss Salt River 2019-2020 Menderee Jose on her reign and the future of the Miss and Jr. Miss Salt River Pageants due to Covid-19. SRPMIC member Amerie Boni was studying abroad in Spain when the Covid-19 pandemic hit. She tells us about her time spent in […]
In this OAN Podcast we cover the May 21 issue of the O’odham Action Newspaper: -President Martin Harvier address’s current Covid cases in the Community -SRPMIC Epidemiologist Nancy Mangieri provides new Covid symptoms to look out for. -Open Covid testing to SRPMIC members with or without symptoms -Teacher Appreciation Week -Salt River Schools Food Distribution […]
In this OAN Podcast we cover the May 7 issue of O’odham Action News: -President Martin Harvier addresses first SRPMIC Covid-19 case -Covid-19 Hotline -Taking care of your well-being with SRPMIC’s Health and Human Services Assistant Director John Godfrey -SRPMIC members home garden progress -Cholla bud harvesting -Ernie’s Catering Services -SRPMIC messaging program
On this weeks episode of OAN Connects, we speak to Community member elder Barbara Johnson on her life experiences growing up in SRPMIC. Salt River High School athlete and Community member Ki-Ana Loring shares her joy on being signed to play basketball at Benedictine University in Mesa, Arizona. Lastly, we talk to two Community members […]
The very first episode of O’odham Action News Podcast covers the April 16 issue newspaper. -Let’s Be Smart COVID-19 -Community Relations Office Launching Text Message Alert Program -Salt River Clinic Updates Optometry Division to Provide Better Service -Cultural Resources Department Seed Distribution We hope you enjoy the new OAN Podcast and to read the full […]
It was brought to our attention by a reader that we did not provide an exact location for the SRPMIC Cultural Repository in our previous article. The repository will be located behind the old Salt River Day School at Longmore Road and McDowell Road. Currently, there is a lot of construction where the old Day […]
Salt River High School students and staff recently held a goodbye party for Catherine Kasper, 11th- and 12th-grade English Language Arts teacher, and longtime JROTC instructor Sam Carter. Everyone shed some tears, ate some cake and celebrated the accomplishments of these two instructors as they move on to new challenges. Carter is leaving after dedicating […]
On March 6, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community tribal government celebrated National Employee Appreciation Day. The purpose of the day is to strengthen the bond between employer and employee. The morning started off in the Two Waters Courtyard with a complimentary breakfast of fruits, bagels, pastries and juice. Free soft drinks were served all […]
