Today the Lumbee Tribe had the opportunity to host the NC ROOTS (NC Rural Organizations Orchestrating Transformation for Sustainability) Region 5 Regional Advisory Board meeting.
Today the Lumbee Tribe had the opportunity to host the NC ROOTS (NC Rural Organizations Orchestrating Transformation for Sustainability) Region 5 Regional Advisory Board meeting. This board was established by Trillium to provide regional stakeholder engagement, community informed guidance, strategic advice, and recommendations concerning the implementation of NCRHTP initiatives within Region 5. The role and purpose of the board is: • Supports community-driven, equitable healt
Congratulations to Lumbee Tribal Chairman John L. Lowery and Lumbee Citizens Lydia Locklear Canty and Amber Holland who were recognized this past weekend
Congratulations to Lumbee Tribal Chairman John L. Lowery and Lumbee Citizens Lydia Locklear Canty and Amber Holland who were recognized this past weekend during UNC Pembroke's Homecoming for their distinguished work as UNCP Alumni. He was one of four distinguished alumni recognized this weekend, whose professional achievements, leadership and service exemplify the university’s enduring Brave spirit. Chairman Lowery was recognized with the Meritorious Service Award; Lydia Loc
Chairman John L. Lowery certified the Lumbee Tribal Gaming Ordinance as affecting fundamental rights
On Friday, Chairman John L. Lowery certified the Lumbee Tribal Gaming Ordinance as affecting fundamental rights, marking a historic milestone for the Lumbee people. Tribal Council Speaker Alex Baker and Vice Chairman Bobby Emanuel joined him to certify the legislation, which the Lumbee Tribal Council passed on October 16. “I want to thank the Lumbee Tribal Council for the hard work and dedication they put into this effort,” said Chairman Lowery. “Through their outreach sessio
"Understanding the Connection Between Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in Indian Country" Training
"Understanding the Connection Between Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in Indian Country" Training December 2, 2026 | 10:30am Lumber River Council of Governments Building, 30 CJ Walker Rd.,Pembroke, NC. | COMtech Tribal Citizens, community and community partners, You are invited to an upcoming training called "Understanding the Connection Between Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault in Indian Country" on Wednesday, December 2, 2026 at the Lumbee River Council of Governmen
Volunteers needed as polling-site observers for the December 3, 2026 Clean Water Referendum.
PUBLIC NOTICE: POLLING-SITE OBSERVER VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Lumbee Tribe Elections Board is seeking eligible Lumbee Tribal voters to volunteer as polling-site observers for the December 3, 2026 Clean Water Referendum. Volunteers who support the measure and volunteers who oppose the measure are encouraged to submit their interest. When available, one observer from each position will be assigned to polling sites. Interested in volunteering? Please submit your: Name and resident
Scholarship Information Night - November 5, 2026
Ready to turn your educational goals into reality? Join us for a night dedicated to helping students discover scholarship opportunities that can help pay for college, graduate school, trade programs, summer research, and more! Bring your questions, learn about scholarship resources, and take the next step toward achieving your dreams!
Lumbee Offices Close Friday, October 23 for Staff Development
The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. Housing Complex and all Tribal offices will be closed on Friday, October 23, 2026 for Staff Development. Our offices will REOPEN on Monday, October 26, 2026. For any elders, who are unable to apply for Energy Assistance on Friday, you will be able to come in next week to apply through the LIHEAP program.
