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T-wem’ o ba’ic e s-ge:wpk. (“Together we are stronger” in O’odham.) Four sibling tribes bonded by kinship and reverence for their land since time immemorial stood as one at the southern Tohono O’odham Nation border on Sept. 25 to answer the call for unity at a critical time as the...
On a warm August morning, as the soft glow of daylight gently reached for the horizon, staff members from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community’s Environmental Protection and Natural Resources division laced up their boots and packed their water, GPS, binoculars and clipboards as they set off for the first...
Prediction markets launched in the past decade like Kalshi and Polymarket are relatively new markets where people can place bets on future outcomes like weather patterns, military conflicts, sports matches, legislative results and much more. To put this in perspective, Kalshi’s website has a search feature where they claim you...
Election Day on Nov. 3 is right around the corner. With the July 21 Arizona primary election in the rearview mirror, O’odham Action News is here to help you learn more about who and what will be on your general election ballot. “Stand Up. Stand Tall. Vote.”is the slogan of...
O’odham Action News will publish its special tribal election candidate insert as part of our Sept. 3 issue. The insert will include SRPMIC Council candidate photos and statements. Candidates can schedule a professional headshot by appointment by calling (480) 362-7740. Photo opportunities are offered Wednesday, Aug. 19, from 1 to...
3 Takeaways: The gentle murmur of conversations wafted within the walls of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community’s Council Chambers on June 30. It was the return of the Summer Speaker Series, featuring a panel discussion regarding the Community’s recent repatriation efforts in Scotland. The series started last summer. Cultural Resources...
America celebrated 250 years on July 4, 2026. Here is a brief overview of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community from the beginning to America’s 250th birthday.
Members of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community gathered in the Two Waters Courtyard on the morning of May 21 to remember and honor fallen Salt River Police Department Officer Clayton Townsend (End of Watch, Jan. 8, 2019) and Officer Jair Cabrera (End of Watch, May 24, 2014). The program...
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs spent an afternoon in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community on April 14 to discuss important issues with leaders and tour of a handful of facilities. The tour began at Journey to Recovery (JTR), a residential treatment facility on the River People Health Center campus. Later,...
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