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The proposed Lumbee Tribal Budget for FY 2018 (October 1, 2017 - September 30, 2018) is available for review by enrolled Tribal Members at the Lumbee Tribal Housing Complex. Please feel free to stop by and review.

The late Jimmy Goins, who served on the first Lumbee Tribal Council and served as Chairman for two consecutive terms, 2004 to 2010, was honored by the NC Department of Transportation on Wednesday, June 28, 2017. The event was held in the Department's board room where Goins' wife, Diane, family, and friends gathered to accept the Resolution. A stretch of highway between Maxton and Red Springs will witness the erection of a highway marker in his honor within the next few weeks. This effort was spearheaded by Spencer and Marshirl Locklear and state Senator Danny Britt. Mr. Grady Hunt, the first Lumbee to serve on the Department's board was also on hand to pay homage to Mr. Goins and his family. Chairman Harvey Godwin, Jr. stated that he "was proud to be there to witness the event and the enduring legacy of Jimmy Goins."

The Lumbee Tribal Council and Staff will hold a Budget Hearing on Monday, July 17, 2017, at 6:30 pm. The community is invited to attend.

In case you missed it, the State of the Tribe Address 2017 is available on our Youtube link above.

The late Jimmy Goins, who served on the first Lumbee Tribal Council and served as Chairman for two consecutive terms, 2004 to 2010, was honored by the NC Department of Transportation on Wednesday, June 28, 2017. The event was held in the Department's board room where Goins' wife, Diane, family, and friends gathered to accept the Resolution. A stretch of highway between Maxton and Red Springs will witness the erection of a highway marker in his honor within the next few weeks. This effort was spearheaded by Spencer and Marshirl Locklear and state Senator Danny Britt. Mr. Grady Hunt, the first Lumbee to serve on the Department's board was also on hand to pay homage to Mr. Goins and his family. Chairman Harvey Godwin, Jr. stated that he "was proud to be there to witness the event and the enduring legacy of Jimmy Goins."

We are pleased to showcase the Yard of the Month winners for July 2017: Tyrone & Ceslie Oxendine - Cheraw Acres Penny Oxendine - Autumn Chase Judy Freeman - Crescent Crossing RS & Sabrina Graham - Arrow Point If you see or know any of these families, please congratulate them on a yard well done!

AMMENDED Please be advised that the pre-bid date along with the bid date has been postponed until further notice.

The vegetable garden at the Lumbee Tribe Cultural Center is producing fresh vegetables in abundance. Kids from the Pembroke Boys & Girls Club were introduced to the technique of harvesting these life sustaining items. They were given instructions on how to identify items ready for harvest, how to pick the veggies without harming the plant, and what to do if they encountered bees and other insects. It was a lively scene and an experience the kids will not forget. Stay tuned for updates!

Congratulations Boys & Girls Club of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina! The Pembroke Boys & Girls Club has received a 2017 Painting a Brighter Future grant from the True Value Foundation. The Boys and Girls Club of America has graciously offered the Pembroke Boys & Girls Club the opportunity to transform our Club with a fresh new look using 20 gallons of paint from our local True Value retail store! Get your paint brushes ready!!!!