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Salt River Fire Department paramedic Lee Grant retired from his service to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community after working for 30 years, from June 15, 1995, to Oct. 16, 2025. On Oct. 3, Station 291 on Osborn Road hosted a retirement luncheon for Grant. He received a commemorative axe...
Discover Salt River, the tourism office of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, held its first ever Salt River Arts Festival on Oct. 4. The festival was an opportunity for young artists around the Community and beyond to showcase their work to the public. Held at the RoadHouse Cinemas in...
Second graders from @SaltRiverSchools participated in a mindfulness cultural visit at the Cottonwood Wetlands on Nov. 6. The students took turns at different stations including journaling with EPNR, yoga with Mrs. Meyers, a mindful nature walk with SRPMIC Council member Jacob Butler and a mindful activity with Thosh Collins. Stay...
3 Takeaways The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community is looking for Community-member feedback on its formal name. “This effort came out of the SRPMIC Strategy P team, which Council put together from different strategic teams to address priorities in the Community,” said Kelly Washington, SRPMIC Cultural Resources director and team...
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community celebrated Piipaash culture during this year’s fall social celebration, known by the people as Piipaash Matasheevm. It was time to celebrate the people. This year’s fall community social, known as Piipaash Matasheevm (the people gathering), brought together hoop dancers, gourd singers, basket dancers, other...
Taking her place alongside previous Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community royalty, the 23-year-old daughter of Kyland King and Cynthia Claw-King officially added her name to the list as she was crowned the 64th Annual Miss Indian Arizona. The 64th queen of Indigenous Arizona has arrived. Sialik King, Salt River Pima-Maricopa...
Throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at an Arizona Diamondbacks baseball game is a fantastic way to celebrate your birthday. A few months ago, Casino Arizona held a raffle contest for their staff. The winner of the raffle would be selected to throw out the ceremonial first pitch during the...
3 Takeaways: It was that time again for Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community families and guardians to ensure their students succeed while they attend Salt River Elementary School. On Sept. 30, Salt River Schools and the Community Relations staff of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community collaborated with the Salt...
3 Takeaways: The Indigenous art collective Hekiu (meaning “past” in O’odham), featuring members of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, has been busy advising, consulting and providing resources for local collaborators, which include municipalities and tribal entities. Hekiu members help bridge the gap between non-Indigenous and Indigenous cultural knowledge and...
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