August - 2022

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Is your tribal enrollment expiring soon? Do you need to update? If so, don’t wait.

Is your tribal enrollment expiring soon? Do you need to update? If so, don’t wait. Updating early could help you avoid long lines. Starting next week, if you update your enrollment Monday, August 29-Friday, September 2, you could win this “Enrollment Goody Bag Package.” The goody bag includes a shirt, tote, 2 cups, lanyard, fan chapstick, as well as disinfectant wipes! Each week over the next 4 weeks, Lumbee Tribal Members who update your enrollment will be registered to win

Welcome Back to School!

Welcome Back to School! The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. wishes all children across our Lumbee Tribal Territory, community and beyond a GREAT 2022-23 school year! #yougotthis #backinschool

Thank you to everyone that turned out to the Lumbee Tribe of NC’s Community Outreach-Aug. 25, 2022

Thank you to everyone that turned out to the Lumbee Tribe of NC’s Community Outreach event that was held in District 3 at The Rock Church of God. There was a great turn out from the community! The Lumbee Tribe's Administration and Staff hopes this type of outreach is benefitting our tribal members.

University of Florida’s Samuel Proctor Oral History Program Interviews Lumbee Elders--Press Release

Press Release Pembroke, NC (August 24, 2022)- Fifty years ago, Dr. Adolph Dial began to interview and collect stories from Lumbee elders. These interviews were recorded, in part, by the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program (SPOHP) staff as part of the Doris Duke Native American Oral History Project. They are currently housed at the University of Florida. This month, that project continued as researchers from the University of Florida’s Samuel Proctor Oral History Program (SPOH

Lumbee Tribe Housing Department took Elders to Town Creek Indian Mound in Mt. Gilead, NC

This month, the Lumbee Tribe Housing Department took our elders from the Heritage Haven Elders Court to Town Creek Indian Mound in Mt. Gilead, NC. The elders were very inquisitive about how the mounds were built. They were amazed at the way they buried their dead inside the huts that they lived in. After the tour, the elders and staff stopped for lunch. These trips are a part of the Lumbee residential program for our elders. All elders in Tribal Housing are eligible for thes

District 5 Family Day on Saturday, September 3, 2022 at Oxendine School Ball Field

You are invited to the District 5 Family Day on Saturday, September 3, 2022 from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm at Oxendine School Ball field at 5599 Oxendine School Rd, Maxton, NC 28364. The event is hosted by Council members Wendy Moore and Carrington Locklear. Join the Lumbee Tribe for this Family Day which will include Food, Music, Games, Tribal Services Information and Community Information.

University of Florida’s Samuel Proctor Oral History Program Interviews Lumbee Elders to Preserve Tri

Video Clip Release University of Florida’s Samuel Proctor Oral History Program Interviews Lumbee Elders to Preserve Tribal Traditions and Stories Pembroke, NC (August 24, 2022)- Fifty years ago, Dr. Adolph Dial began to interview and collect stories from Lumbee elders. These interviews were recorded, in part, by the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program (SPOHP) staff as part of the Doris Duke Native American Oral History Project. They are currently housed at the University of F

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