We are only 25 days away from the first ever Dance of the Harvest Moon Powwow post-federal recognition happening September 25 - 27, 2026 at the Lumbee Tribe Cultural Center
25. Days. Away. We are only 25 days away from the first ever Dance of the Harvest Moon Powwow post-federal recognition happening September 25 - 27, 2026 at the Lumbee Tribe Cultural Center. Join us for a historic weekend of colorful regalias, different Native dances, and the best food from our local vendors. Mark your calendars, invite your family and friends, and get ready to experience a weekend you DON’T want to miss!
Lumbee Tribal Council Speaker Alex Baker Selected for North Carolina Hunt State Policy Fellows Program
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 30, 2026 Contact: Tasha Oxendine, Lumbee Tribe Public Relations Manager, taoxendine@lumbeetribe.com | 910.522.5185 Lumbee Tribal Council Speaker Alex Baker Selected for North Carolina Hunt State Policy Fellows Program Pembroke, NC - The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is proud to announce that Alex Baker, Lumbee Tribal Council Speaker (Tribal District 13 Representative), has been selected to join the sixth cohort of the North Carolina Hunt State Po
The Lumbee Tribe was proud to participate in the National Indian Health Board (NIHB) National Tribal Health Conference.
The Lumbee Tribe was proud to participate in the National Indian Health Board (NIHB) National Tribal Health Conference, a week-long gathering that brought together American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal leaders, health professionals, advocates, and partners from across Indian Country. The National Indian Health Board (NIHB) is led by Executive Director A.C. Locklear, a proud citizen of the Lumbee Nation. The conference also featured Lumbee citizens Ciera Locklear, Courtney
Lumbee Tribal Chairman John L. Lowery Unveils New Vision of Lumbee River Health System
Lumbee Tribal Chairman John L. Lowery Unveils New Vision of Lumbee River Health System Hello Everyone, In our first eight months as a fully federally recognized nation, this government has been having important conversations about what the future of health care can and should look like for the Lumbee Tribe. As we prepare to enter the world of Indian Health Service (IHS) and explore the opportunities available to us, our goal is not only to expand access to health care but als
This week as the school year kicked off across the region, Lumbee Tribal Council District 8 Representative Kathy Hunt presented school supplies to Principal Billy Haggans and the staff at Union Chapel
This week as the school year kicked off across the region, Lumbee Tribal Council District 8 Representative Kathy Hunt presented school supplies to Principal Billy Haggans and the staff at Union Chapel Elementary School. The supplies included bags, paper, pens and crayons to students. "I'm excited to give back to my community to help our students get ready for a successful school year," said Mrs. Kathy.
Today, Lumbee Tribal Chairman Lowery, the administration team and members of our Health and Human Services Department and Agriculture Department met with NC Secretary of the Department of Admin
Today, Lumbee Tribal Chairman Lowery, the administration team and members of our Health and Human Services Department and Agriculture Department met with NC Secretary of the Department of Administration Gabriel J. Esparza to discuss potential needs of the tribe. Secretary Esperanza said he and his staff are committed to supporting tribal communities.
