The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. has a new Tribal Chairman following a Virtual Inauguration Ceremony at UNC Pembroke. John Lowery was sworn in as the new Lumbee Tribal Chairman. 5 new Council members were also sworn in tonight to the Lumbee Tribal Council, with two also returning members sworn in. The ceremony was livestreamed following concerns with increasing numbers of COVID-19 Cases across the region. John Lowery is the youngest tribal chairman to be elected to the Lumbee Tribe.

COVID-19 Testing Sites Native Angels Home Care Building Drive - thru Testing 9 - 4 pm (Insurance billed) Monday - Friday 201 Livermore Drive, Pembroke NC Lumber River Family Practice (Free) Monday - Thursday 8 -4:30 , Friday 8 - 12 (Lunch is 12 - 1:30 pm) 3005 N. Elm St. Lumberton (Across the street from Biggs Park Mall) Robeson Health Care (Dr. AJ Robinson Health Center) 800 Martin Luther King Jr Dr.
Lumberton, NC 28358
 Phone: 910-370-0815 COVID Testing Times: Monday-

The Lumbee Tribal Enrollment Office has re-opened. The office is open from 8:00 am till 4:30 pm to assist you with enrollment needs.

Project IndigeCHOICE is a grant awarded to the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina. Project IndigeCHOICE staff are looking for Certified Teachers or YDS that are available to tutor K- 12th grade students, who have experience in Reading/English or Math. For more information or to complete an application go to www.lumbeetribe.com. To apply, go to ‘www.lumbeetribe.com’, select the ‘Services’ tab, scroll down to ‘Project IndigeCHOICE - Tutoring Application’, and complete the applicati

The following services are available through the Lumbee Tribe with Project IndigeCHOICE: -Technology Materials: Hardware and Software, -Payment Assistance for: ONE (1) COLLEGE ADMISSIONS APPLICATION FEE or ONE (1) SAT TESTING FEE or ONE (1) ACT TESTING FEE, -College Day Conference, -Culturally Relevant Tutoring for Reading/English and Math. More services will be available soon. Updates will be posted here (Lumbee News website page) and the LTNC Facebook page. If you h

Dear Lumbee People, On the morning of Friday, January 7, 2022, I woke not feeling well and with what I would consider a massive headache. My first day with the Tribal staff was to begin with meetings at 8:00 am at the Tribal Complex, but I decided to postpone. Headaches are sometimes a symptom of COVID -19. The last two years have taught us, if you feel sick or have flu or cold symptoms, it is best to stay home and get tested. Up until Friday morning, I have felt great all we

John Lowery was sworn in tonight as the new Lumbee Tribal Chairman during a Virtual Inauguration Ceremony at UNC Pembroke. 5 new Tribal Council members were also sworn in tonight to the Lumbee Tribal Council, with two returning members also sworn in. The ceremony was livestreamed for the public following concerns with increasing numbers of COVID-19 Cases across the region. John Lowery is the youngest tribal chairman to be elected to the Lumbee Tribe. Lowery has worked for the