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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...
As a part of the College Football Playoff Foundation’s “Big Day for Teachers” celebration, Salt River Schools technology teacher Keri Tuchawena “Ms. T” was awarded $1000 by the Fiesta Sports Foundation on Sept. 15. Video by Chris Picciuolo/O’odham Action News
Halloween is on a Saturday night this year! Halloween is a favorite time of the year for youth who participate in going from home to home for treats. There are a lot of safety risks when galivanting in a neighborhood, like moving vehicles, children wearing masks, dark clothing, crossing streets...
In this episode, Dalton Walker sits down with Veterans Services representatives Troy Truax Jr. and Amanda White to talk about the Community’s upcoming Veterans Day events, including this year’s first-ever Veterans Day Parade. They walk listeners through the parade route, grand marshals, volunteer opportunities, and the celebration planned at the...
For several hours on a recent weekend, the tourism office of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community turned into a youth art gallery full of vibrant paintings, striking photos and stylish clothing. The gallery showcasing Akimel O’odham, Xalychidom Piipaash and other Native creatives was part of the six-hour Salt River...
3 Takeaways: Every meal tells a story. For chef Shannon Reina, a favorite memory is being at her grandparents’ house as a kid, smelling the beans cooking and watching her grandmother at the table, chopping something. “Food has always had a special place in my heart, because that’s what ties...
Native American culture took center stage at the Two Waters Courtyard in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community on Sept. 22 for an all-day Native American Recognition Day celebration. “Tonight is all about us celebrating different tribes across the state and the country,” said SRPMIC Events Assistant Sommer Lopez as...
Festive balloons and golden stars, along with red, white and yellow ribbons and hearty smiles, filled the Salt River Community Building on Sept. 20. Roughly one year ago, SRPMIC member and Arizona State University student Sialik King was crowned the 2025-2026 Miss Indian Arizona. Now, as she prepares to hand...
Miss Indian Arizona Sialik King showcased the youth of the 22 federally recognized tribes in Arizona at her platform event on Sept. 18. The event was held at the Accelerated Learning Academy gymnasium. King’s platform was “Promoting Cultural Learning Through Singing and Dancing.” “I really wanted to highlight the youth...
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