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You don’t have to look far to find creative talent in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. There are mural festivals and art showcases, creative writing groups and podcast series showcasing poetry. Community members have had their work worn by athletes and printed in hardcover. At O’odham Action News, we...
Patricia Woody has landed in the Windy City. Look out, Chicago. Woody chose the School of the Art Institute of Chicago to further her education. The institute is a private art school of the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois. Her current major is art education, but she said...
3 takeaways: Public health officials from across the country traveled to the Phoenix Valley for the National Tribal Health Conference, held from Aug 16-21 in the Gila River Indian Community. The conference featured a stop in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community with SRPMIC public health officials and staff from...
The Salt River Fire Department celebrated a huge milestone in the construction of Fire Station 295. The new station is located at 92nd Street and McKellips Road and is set to open next summer. On Friday, Aug. 7, a topping-out ceremony was held to signify the placement of the highest...
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community member Jesse Thomas works as a licensed barber in Queen Creek. The idea of pursuing that career came to him from his own barber when Thomas was fresh out of high school in 2022. The process began with a talk with his mother about the...
Salt River Pima–Maricopa Indian Community youth gathered for one last hurrah before the school season began. On the weekend of Aug. 7, students headed to the Ske:g Himdag Ki: gymnasium for the Back to the School Yard Youth Basketball Tournament, hosted by Community Recreational Services Athletics. The tournament featured 16...
In this episode, OAN reporter Juan Ysaguirre and college worker Zoe Hernandez sit down with The Woodenhead Collective, an indigenous collective of unhinged individuals geared to support the arts. They tells us exciting things about their upcoming event, The Day The Rez Stood Sill – The Fourth Kind. Buckle up...
As a member of the 14U Na7ive Na7ions all-star softball team, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community student-athlete Naomi Anton reflects on her time playing in the 2026 Babe Ruth World Series tournament in Florence, Alabama. How do you celebrate making history as a member of the first-ever all-Indigenous team to...
A pipeline built about two years ago is now transporting water across the Salt River under the Gilbert Road Bridge. Suspended underneath the Gilbert Road Bridge is the newly completed Gilbert Road Pipeline, which is operated by Salt River Project, the largest water provider in the greater Phoenix metro area....
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