Tribal Council Meeting
The next scheduled Tribal Council meeting is December 13, Thursday 6:30p.m. at the Saddletree Community building. The Saddletree building is located on Mount Olive Church Road in the Saddletree community. Try this link for directions if needed.
ELECTION NEWS
James Harold Locklear (District 7: South Pembroke and Union) and Ricky Burnett (District 13: Cumberland County, Parkton, Lumber Bridge, and North St. Pauls) are running unopposed and have been declared winners |
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The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is seeking an energetic, well-disciplined individual with a record of proven demonstrative leadership skills to assume the very important position of full-time Tribal Administrator. The Tribal Administrator will work under the direction of, and closely with, the Tribal Chairman in organizing, implementing, and directing programs, policies, and directives established by the Lumbee Tribal Council. This individual will be required to effectively communicate with Lumbee Tribal Council, .......[more]
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SCOTLAND COUNTY POWWOW - NOV. 24, 2007
A powwow will be held in Scotlan d County on November 24, 2007. The powwow will be held next to Pioneer Chemical Plant at John's Station on Old Maxton Highway. The site opens at 10 am and grand entry is at noon. The powwow will conclude around 5 pm. Admission is free and the public is invited. There is a setup fee for booths. For more information, contact Scotland County Tribal Council representatives Danita Locklear at (910) 521-3467 or Shelley Strickland (910) 277-3368.
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LUMBEE TRIBE GOSPEL SINGING - NOV. 16, 2007
The Lumbee Tribe will sponsor its 3rd Tribal Celebration at Redeemed Assembl y International Church on Highway 211 West in Lumberton, on Friday, November 16, 2007. The Gospel Sing will begin at 7 pm. and feature Youth In Christ, Redeemed Choir, the Lumbee Elders Choir, Chavis Brothers, The McNeill's, and The Locklear's. Dinner will be served, beginning at 6 pm in the Redeemed Life Center. Admission is free. Join us in Friday night worship and celebration of American Indian Heritage Month. For more information, contact Patrick Strickland at (910) 522-5477.
Partnership lands donation for Tribe The Tribe announces a partnership with Carolina Automotive Group. Carolina Automotive recently presented tribal officials with the first installment check of $1,000 and committed to another $5,000 for economic development and federal recognition over the next year.......[more]
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Lumbee Tribe Receives Additional Funds
Over $124,000 in additional funds are available to the Lumbee Tribe for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, (LIHEAP) administered through the Tribe’s Office of Energy Assistance.......[more]
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F irst Lumbee Female Air Force Academy graduate “I am very proud of Second Lieutenant Freeman,” said Tribal Chairman Jimmy Goins. ......[more].
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National Night Out Youth walked from Bo’s parking lot in Pembroke to the Tribal Office located on Union Chapel Road. .....[more] .
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Groundbreaking held for Community Center The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina held a groundbreaking for Tribal District 3, Lumberton, on the corner of Watts and Norment Roads in the Clyborn Pines community, ......[more] .
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Boys & Girls Club of the Lumbee Tribe visits DC.Fifth graders of the Lumbee Boys & Girls Clubs recently visited Washington DC for a tour of the capitol of the United States. The group of 50 students went as an educational component of the curriculum offered by the club......[more]
Open House held for the Arrowpoint community The limited homes are available for tribal members who meet eligibility requirements. Housing counselors are available to assist tribal members in qualifying. ......[more]. -
Lumbee Tribal Enrollment Information. Beginning Monday, July 2nd, 2007, the enrollment office hours will be Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, from 8:30am to 4:00pm. Our office is closed to the public on Thursday and Friday.
We are not working with any new enrollments. The tribal rolls are closed and we do not have a date set for them to re-open.
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(06/08/2007)U.S. House OKs bill to recognize Lumbees Tribe Leaders and members of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina celebrated on Thursday after the House passed a federal recognition bill. "We were crying and a-hugging and thanking the Lord," chairman Jimmy Goins told The Charlotte News & Observer.
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(04/27/2007)Lumbee bill moves forward ....[more]
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(04/27/2007)Homes being built in Arrowpoint Subdivision The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is proud to announce the completion of the first of 14 homes being built in the Arrowpoint Subdivision located in Pembroke.. .....[more]
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(04/27/2007)Modernization efforts at Hawkeye Sands Apartments ..... [more]
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Calling for a Day of Prayer April 15, 2007 The Chairman of the Lumbee Tribe, Mr Jimmy Goins has asked all to pray on this day for a positive outcome in out up coming Federal Recognition Process.
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(2/1/2007)NCSSM Powwow held Feb. 17th Contact Joe Liles ....[more]
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(2/1/2007) Lumbee Announces Food Program ....[more]
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(1/29/2007) New Enrollment Office Hours--- ....[more]
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(1/26/2007) 2007 Council elect new officers----The council elected new officers for lead the legislative body into the new year. Gearld Goolsby, Speaker; Ricky Burnett, Vice-chair; Wendy Moore-Graham, Secratary; Pam Spaulding, Treasurer; Shelley Strickland, Parliamentarian; Frances Chavis, Logistics Manager.
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(1/25/2007)NCAI President Joe Garcia Delivers 5th Annual State of the Indian Nations Address---- ....[more]
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