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3 Takeaways: The Yavapai-Apache Nation has a new associate judge. Ryan Andrews, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community member and former SRPMIC chief judge from 2010 to 2019, was sworn in by Chairwoman Tanya Lewis in October. About a year ago, former Yavapai-Apache Nation Associate Judge Brian Utsey, who was also...
U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials and advisors met with Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community President Martin Harvier, SRPMIC Emergency Management leaders and Salt River Fire Department leaders on Sept. 16 to discuss a variety of topics related to the security of the SRPMIC. Rodney Lockett, DHS senior director...
The U.S. Supreme Court for the second and final time has decided not to reconsider petitions for rehearing Apache Stronghold vs. United States. Apache Stronghold, a nonprofit group fighting to preserve Oak Flat, has been in religious freedom courtroom battles to halt construction of the proposed mine since 2021. The...
It was a spooky morning with a crisp breeze when Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community employees gathered to display their creative costumes. The annual Halloween Costume Contest took place on Oct. 31 at the Two Waters Courtyard. Employees gathered to see who was the “ghostess with the mostest.” Although everyone...
The costumes were on for the Early Childhood Education Center’s Halloween Goodie Gathering, and everyone had the perfect accessories: big candy bags and even bigger smiles. On Oct. 30, a day before Halloween, educators, families, and school and Community business partners got into character and created a safe and fun...
Spooky tunes and fearful festivities kicked off at the Salt River Baseball Field on Oct. 25 for the annual Fall Festival. The area was filled with nonstop music, games and fun as Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community members came dressed as clowns, movie characters and, yes, even Rumi from the...
More than 2,000 people attended this year’s free Spooktacular event held at the Salt River Schools Accelerated Learning Academy football field on Oct. 28. This year’s event theme was “Haunted Carnival.” After 15 years of Spooktacular, the Safe Schools & Security team has tried to build on each year’s success,...
Indigenous people around the country celebrated and acknowledged the land on Oct. 13 for Indigenous Peoples’ Day. In 2021, an official proclamation to commemorate the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples’ Day was issued by then-President Joe Biden. In Arizona, starting off the day strong, Matriarch Ways celebrated by...
On Oct. 8, the Fiesta Sports Foundation held a football clinic for youth ages 6-17 at the Scottsdale Community College football field. Kids had the opportunity to participate in drill stations that were designed to enhance skills. Stations were managed by the San Carlos High School football team and Sammy...
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