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For those of us who grew up with loving and supportive grandparents, it’s always important to take time out of our busy lives to shower them with the support and love they have provided us. On Sept. 4, Salt River Schools held a special Grandparents’ Day celebration at the Early...
In this episode, OAN reporters Zoe Hernandez and Juan Ysaguirre sit down with Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King, as she nears the end of her reign. Sialik reflects on representing all 22 federally recognized tribes in Arizona, traveling across the country, and uplifting youth through cultural learning, singing, and dancing....
Salt River Pima–Maricopa Indian Community youth gathered for one last hurrah before the school season began. On the weekend of Aug. 7, students headed to the Ske:g Himdag Ki: gymnasium for the Back to the School Yard Youth Basketball Tournament, hosted by Community Recreational Services Athletics. The tournament featured 16...
In this episode, OAN reporter Juan Ysaguirre and college worker Zoe Hernandez sit down with The Woodenhead Collective, an indigenous collective of unhinged individuals geared to support the arts. They tells us exciting things about their upcoming event, The Day The Rez Stood Sill – The Fourth Kind. Buckle up...
This year’s Native American Basketball Invitational featured a who’s who of superstar basketball student-athletes from Indian Country, including several from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. 3 Takeaways: The squeaky sounds of tennis shoes returned Phoenix hardwood courts in July to remind many that it was once again time for...
3 Takeaways: In the blink of an eye, the 2026 graduation season has officially come to an end in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. To help celebrate all the graduates from the Community, the SRPMIC held its Graduation Recognition Program on June 25 at the Talking Stick Resort Ballroom....
The Kavaḍ/Kushov Cultural Center, which opened in May, has already hosted events in the Community, including cooking and basket-making classes for youth. 3 Takeaways: After officially opening in May, the new Kavaḍ/Kushov Cultural Center in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community held its first cooking demonstration class for Community children...
Each year, young ladies vie for the title of Miss Salt River. Miss Salt River is a goodwill ambassador who represents and promotes the cultural values and traditions of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. This year, four young ladies—Alva Silverhorn, Cherish Vavages, Jizelle Juan and Ella McGilbary—made the confident...
On May 28, I attended the annual Drive and Thrive event hosted by Indigenous Community Collaborative and Matriarch Mixer at Talking Stick Golf Club. The day included a network mixer, lunch with the keynote speaker, a Q&A followed by a golf clinic, and a round of golf. The day was...
