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3 Takeaways: – Na7ive Na7ions created a 14U girls’ all-star team composed of 12 Indigenous student-athletes to participate in the annual 2026 Babe Ruth World Series in Florence, Alabama.– Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community student-athlete Naomi Anton played for the 14U girls’ softball team.– The softball team defeated Puerto Rico...
Baseball season has not slowed down in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. It rarely does, at any age. At the end of July, when the desert heat is at its peak, baseball teams from around the area eagerly enter the SRPMIC’s annual Men’s Southwest Baseball Tournament. Registration began in...
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...
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community member Emma Smith was selected as the recipient of the Western Washington University College of Business and Economics’ Presidential Scholar award. The award honors graduates for their “exceptional scholarship and service to the university and community,” according to the president’s office at the university. Smith...
3 Takeaways: Salt River Fire Department Captain Robert Scabby smiled from ear to ear as guests slowly made their way into Room 109 inside Two Waters Building A on the morning of July 7. Guests filed into the room for the debut class of a three-part Community safety training that...
Established in 2010, the O’odham Veterans Celebration committee is dedicated to providing information and services to Native American veterans in Arizona. These efforts are important because they help not only veterans, but their families too. On Saturday, July 11, the O’odham Veterans Celebration held a Veterans Stand Down at the...
3 Takeaways: When was the last time you wrote a love letter to yourself? It might be time to try it out. On June 23, the Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona hosted a webinar titled “Protecting Our Relatives: A Reflection of Ourselves.” Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community member Melchor Solis facilitated...
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....
O’odham Action News was once again recognized for its storytelling. News staff combined to win seven awards from the Indigenous Journalists Association. The awards were announced in early July and presented at IJA’s national conference, held this year in Portland, Oregon, in late July. Each year, IJA selects the best journalism...
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