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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...
Parents and guardians of students attending Salt River Schools showed up to the Early Childhood Education Center Gathering Place on Sept. 15 for the Superintendent Stakeholder Committee meeting to lend their voices and hear about what’s new this school year. Key topics on the agenda included the new truancy ordinance,...
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...
On a warm September evening, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community families gathered at the Ske:g Himdag Ki: for the annual Fun Fair. Youth Services and the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Salt River O’odham & Piipaash hosted this year’s Fun Fair on Sept. 18. Community departments showcased their services...
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community held a Transportation Department Safety Summit that brought together Council members, local city officials, civil engineers, first responders and more to identify ways to make the sidewalks and roads in the Community safer. 3 Takeaways: The safety of our loved ones in the Salt...
They walked for our O’odham and Piipaash past, present, and future. Dozens gathered early on Friday, Sept. 25, at the Two Waters Courtyard in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community for the annual Walk for O’odham Piipaash. The popular walk featured Community members, tribal government employees and others. The walk...
That gruesomely spooky crew, the Woodenhead Collective, was up to their usual tricks (and treats!) at their old haunt, the Salt River Community Building, on Sept. 26. This time, the ghosts of horror markets past and present floated through a free extraterrestrial experience from out of this world at The...
