It appears only two will run for chairman’s post
Sells, AZ- The deadline for those seeking to run in the Tohono O’odham Nation’s Primary Election in April has passed, and it appears only two chairman/vice chairman teams will be vying for… Read More
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Voters have deadlines they should heed
Sells, AZ- Tohono O’odham election season is here and that means tribal voters should keep in mind certain dates. According the Nation’s election law all enrolled members of the Nation who are… Read More
Indivisible Tohono advocate group assembles O’odham women to participate in 2019 Tucson Women’s March
Tucson, AZ- A large contingent of female toka players from the Tohono O’odham Nation led the way for the Jan. 20, Tucson Womens’ March, which drew hundreds of women from southern Arizona. … Read More
Public hearings are set for changes to water code
Sells, AZ- The final two public hearings are scheduled this month so community members can comment on proposed changes to the Tohono O’odham Nation’s Water Code. Two hearings were held in January,… Read More
Tohono O’odham members fill Arizona Democratic Party’s Native American Caucus Team for 2019 through 2021
Phoenix, AZ- Three Tohono O’odham women were elected to key posts in the Arizona Democratic Party’s Native American Caucus Team. They were part of a delegation of Tohono O’odham elected officials and… Read More
5,000 workers on Navajo Nation depend on federal paycheck
Window Rock, AZ- The partial federal government shutdown has become the longest in U.S. history, and with more than 5,000 tribal workers in the Navajo Nation working federal jobs and relying on… Read More