(Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) (from March 23, 1872 to Sept. 21, 1911) Chronicling America, Bulletin 1913-1927 Casa Grande Public Library, Casa Grande Bulletin(1913-1927) Newspaper Archive, Casa Grande Dispatch 05/13/2000 to Current Genealogy Bank, Casa Grande Dispatch 1912-1978 Newspapers.com, Casa Grande Dispatch 1912-2020 Casa Grande Public Library, Casa Grande Dispatch: Web Edition Articles 04/01/2010 to Current Genealogy Bank, Casa Grande Dispatch(1912-1977) Newspaper Archive, Casa Grande Times 1912-2006 Casa Grande Public Library, Cotton and Agriculture 2001-2002 Casa Grande Public Library, Tri Valley Dispatch 2014-2014 Casa Grande Public Library, Tri-Valley Dispatch 11/15/2000 to Current Genealogy Bank, Wampum Saver 2015-2015 Casa Grande Public Library, Coolidge Examiner 01/09/2001 to Current Genealogy Bank, Coolidge Examiner 1930-1946 Newspapers.com, Coolidge Examiner, 1930-1946 Newspaper Archive, Coolidge examiner (Coolidge, Ariz.) (from March 7, 1930 to Dec. 27, 1946) MyHeritage, Coolidge examiner 03/07/1930 to 12/27/1946 Genealogy Bank, Florence Reminder and Blade-Tribune 06/14/2001 to Current Genealogy Bank, The Coolidge Examiner 1930-1946 Arizona Memory Project, The Coolidge examiner. The groundbreaking for the new casino was October 18, 2021. HHCs Ootham Language Lesson: How many are there? PHOENIX (AP) - A 20-year-old man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison in the killing of another man on the Gila River Indian Community. 2017-2023 Tribute Archive. The Gila River Diversion Project, a proposal to dam the Gila River, had been threatening the watershed since 2004. | Partners Election Day is May 2, polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rodney B. Lewis takes seat on CAWCD Board, ASU Del Webb School presents adobe brick designs for home building, GRPD invites Community to join them in physical training exercises, GRIC employees recognized at Team CSD Day 2017 event, University of Arizona hosts water conservation conference, Tribal Education to promote reading with Community Youth Grant, Kuavol, aka Wolfberry, takes center stage at Dist. Duceys Office hosts the 24th Annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day, The Arizona Coyotes and Gila River Hotels & Casinos help build a Phoenix playground, AAGA: Something to be told or talked about, AZ Facts of Life, non-profit organization, provides life skills learning, PRESIDENT SIGNS GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY HOMELANDS LEGISLATION INTO LAW, Gila River Hotels & Casinos Helps Feed Homeless, GRIC veterans and honor guards participate in Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, Annual River of Lights brightens Sacaton with Christmas in Toyland theme, Skateboarders ride to Sacaton for Christmas skate competition, COMMUNITY APPROVES WATER DEAL TO PROTECT THE COMMUNITYS LONGTERM WATER SUPPLY, UNITED STATES SENATE PASSES GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY HOMELANDS LEGISLATION, Community Health Nutrition Program says give soup a chance, Wellness Center sees one more pick up game of basketball, First Things First Board Impressed by GRICs Efforts, Pinal Partnership hosts breakfast and economic presentation at Rawhide, Historic Huhugam petroglyph boulder returned to the Community after 84 years, Blackwater Community School hosts groundbreaking ceremony, Post 84 attends Native vets recognition event hosted by U.S. Coast Guard in San Pedro, NFL honors Purple Heart recipient at Salute to Service game, AAGA:Something to be told or talked about, Gila Crossing students learn computer science with the Hour of Code, Birdwatchers observe GRICs feathered friends at the Winter Bird Count, Parents and children have fun at the Family Fall Festival in District 3, Gila River Indian Community Applauds Passage of Homelands Legislation by Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, Statement from Gov. Golf Experience at the Whirlwind Golf Club, Parade and activities all set for 75th Anniversary of Iwo Jima Flag raising, Crisis Response Team is looking for volunteers to assist individuals and families, Mentors assist St. Peter Indian Mission school students with underwater robots, U.S. Census Bureau is hiring positions for the 2020 Census, Sandra Day OConnor College of Law hosts Wiring the Rez conference, Groups venture into GRIC for 21st Annual Winter Bird Count, Youth Council hosts about 40 youth for extensive roundtable discussion, Leaders attend the 25th Annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day, Gov. Recommend Rodney's obituary to your friends. With the assistance of the G.I. Golf Experience held at the TPC Scottsdale course, Owners Team tours construction site for new Gila Crossing school, Accounts Payable Technician named Employee of the Year, Skyline building strong basketball program in the CAA, Native Health builds Community Gardens in the heart of Phoenix, Winter storytelling comes to life at the Huhugam Heritage Center, BIE funded schools review plans and discuss strategies at meeting, Gov. (Apache Junction, Ariz.) 1965-1981, Apache Junction: Pinal Visitor. Lewis discusses the Native American vote on PBS program, GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY HOUSES PHOENIX REGION COLD CASE OFFICE, Special Election on GRIC constitution will coincide with General Election on Nov. 3, Community members can express themselves creatively with GRIC Voices, Constitution Amendments Mobile Tour goes through districts to promote Special Election, Veterans and Family Services Office presents displays to Vietnam veteran, Artisans are using their talents to help GRIC Mask Up! during pandemic, AOPPYC Youth Workshops will begin in September, Residents at Caring House can cruise to visit family with new program, Gila River Indian Community students begin school year amid pandemic, GRIC launches Operation Stay-At-Home with Executive Order, Health and wellness goes virtual in Wellness Center run, Tribes discuss importance of accurate Census count for 2020, Youth council presents annual conference on virtual platform, GRIC member will teach virtual AIS intro course at TOCC, Gila River Indian Community member shares his knowledge of making sithol, GRIC staying strong to slow the spread of COVID-19, Miss Indian Arizona Association cancels 2020-2021 program, DEQ remembers the work of the late Charles Enos, GRIC member and MacArthur Fellow examines Borderlands with new center, The Gila River Indian Community honors graduates at drive-in celebration, Community-wide food distribution held in districts for GRIC members, Water flows into the Gila River from recharge site, COVID-19 pandemic affects summer youth WIOA program, UA President visits the Gila River Indian Community and OEM, 2020 Census is very important for the Gila River Indian Community, Gila River Hotels & Casinos - Wild Horse Pass, Lone Butte and Vee Quiva to Close Temporarily to Mitigate Recent COVID-19 Spikes in Arizona, Gila River Hotels & Casinos to Award Arizona Nonprofits with Self-Excluded Jackpot Funds, Face masks still key to slow COVID-19 as cases rise in Arizona, Huhugam Heritage Center: Vakua, Vachvi, and Kekchuth, Verbs in Ootham, Akimel Oodham/Pee Posh Youth Council prepares for virtual July conference, Gov. Lewis Honors Hawaiian Artists at Heard Museum, GRIC Leadership Attend Inauguration for Gov. GILA RIVER, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) - The Gila River Fire Department has announced the death of firefighter David Engel. gricnews.org is the Gila River Indian Community's news site. He returned to his home on the Gila River Indian Reservation to raise his family and practice law. Sign up and join the fun at Gila River Resort Online Casino Mr. Lewis continued working diligently to defend the rights of his people, and after 30 years, he negotiated the largest water rights settlement in history for the Gila River Indian Community - the Arizona Water Rights Settlement Act of 2004. With the assistance of the G.I. He was the first Gila River tribal member to ever serve as his own Tribes General Counsel. (Sacaton, Ariz.) 1971-1982, San Manuel: Pinal County News. Gila River police urged anyone with information on the victim's identity to contact Detective Laura Payne, Gila River Police Department at 520-562-4511 or 520-562-3361. Steven Albert Maher, of Tucson, passed away on Sept. 17, 2021, at the age of 82. Newspapers.com Marriage Index, 1800s-1999, Newspapers.com Obituary Index, 1800s-current, Apache Junction Apache Sentinel(1943-1945), Apache Junction-Gold Canyon Independent 11/13/2007 to Current, Chandler Independent 10/20/2010 to 03/30/2011, Queen Creek Independent 01/30/2008 to Current, Oasis (Arizola, Ariz.) (from May 11, 1893 to Dec. 28, 1912), The oasis. Lewis signs proclamation in support of Autism Awareness month, Gila River Hotels & Casinos rolls out new George Lopezs Chingon Kitchen, The Native American Agriculture Fund, a charitable trust, tours Gila River Farms, The National Center of American Indian Enterprise Development launches website at Phoenix Premium Outlets, Native Nations play finishes up run with performances at Indian Steele Park, Close Up student program successfully completes another year for 2019, Desert Vista senior signs a letter of intent to ASU at signing ceremony, Bingo game puts Gila River Hotels & Casinos in the record books, Community learns about environmental issues at Earth Day celebration, DEQ Fuels & Restoration Crew continues to plant native species and remove invasive, Families gather in Sacaton for child abuse prevention, Miss Gila River and Jr. Miss Gila River are introduced at Community Council, Council Elections Tuesday, May 6 for Districts 2 through 7, Girl Scouts-Arizona honor the late Mary V. Thomas, former Governor, District 7 remembers Five Tribes Peace Treaty, Soldier surprises family at Sacaton Elementary School, OHalleran holds town hall meeting in Sacaton, Coolidge High School holds signing ceremony for GRIC basketball player, DEQ meets the requirements to implement water quality standards through Clean Water Act, Eagle born in December should be ready leave the nest in June, District 7 holds meeting to address safety issues and concerns, Workshop covers teen relationships and dating issues in District 6, Native Nations producers hold dialog before the plays premiere, Phoenix Indian Center raises money at Silver & Turquoise Ball, Gov. (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) (from May 2, 1878 to Sept. 1, 1907) Chronicling America, Daily Arizona Silver Belt(1878-1979) Newspaper Archive, Globe Arizona Record, 1913-1979 Newspaper Archive, Globe Arizona Silver Belt(1903-1979) Newspaper Archive, Globe Daily Arizona Silver Belt, 1907-1912 Newspaper Archive, Copper Basin News, 2005-2009 Google News Archive, Copper Basin News 09/12/2001 to Current Genealogy Bank, Copper Basin News 1901, 2006-2020 Small Town Papers, The Superior Sun 2006-2020 Small Town Papers, Communicator 10/17/2009 to 02/09/2013 Genealogy Bank, Maricopa Monitor 12/23/2003 to Current Genealogy Bank, Drill 05/29/1880 to 08/14/1880 Genealogy Bank, Arizona Copper Camp 1915-1920 Arizona Memory Project, Arizona Copper Camp 1915-1920 Newspapers.com, The Arizona copper camp. January 6th, 2023 Articles: GRIC Leadership Attend Inauguration for Gov. Thelma "Tammy" Sixkiller. Read More. Police say the man was believed to be either Caucasian or Hispanic and was six feet tall, weighing 160 pounds. (Casa Grande, Ariz.) 1918-1928, Casa Grande: Cg Times. He was a life-long loyal Phoenix Suns fan. | Terms 2023 www.azcentral.com. program, Relatives celebrate bond between flag raisers Hayes and Gagnon, Three firefighters graduate from paramedic academy, GRPD looking for volunteers for Officer Reserve program, Gila Crossing and Sacaton teachers attend Keeping Teachers Teaching event in Tempe, GRIC members selected as Miss Indian Youth of Lawrence and Indian Youth Brave, 3rd Annual E-Commerce Conference held at Wild Horse Pass, Inno-Nations program to help Native business community, Three DSO attorneys graduate from Gideons Promise training program, P-MIP constructing Sacaton siphon, just the beginning of larger Casa Blanca Canal Lining and Rehabilitation project, Huhugam Heritage Cener hosts Winter Storytelling event, Agricultural conference highlights traditional and modern methods of farming, Woman sentenced for stealing scholarship funds from GRIC, Community member Pamela Pasqual retires after 18 years working for GRIC, Gila Crosing Community School students graduate from D.A.R.E. 6,366 were here. Browse Danville and Rockingham County obituaries, conduct other obituary searches, offer condolences/tributes, send flowers or create an online memorial. In 1970 Rod was appointed as a founding member of the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Fund along with noted civil rights icon John R. Lewis. He was the first Native American lawyer ever to argue a case before the United States Supreme Court, and win. There are no events scheduled. Be sure to search the newspapers in the town/city where your ancestor lived, as well as the surrounding area. Stone, Chief Judge and Associate Judges take oath of office, Former governor, William R. Rhodes, passes away at age 84, Chief Azul Day honors accomplishments of late chief, Barbara Jaquay Kicks Off Casa Grande Ruins Annual Speaker Series January 10, 2018, Gila River runner joins Wings of America Native race team, Miss Gila River Anissa Garcia embraced role as GRIC ambassador, Youth Council hosts two-day roundtable discussion with tribal leaders in District 7, Educator gives presentation on indigenous Ainu people, Workshop fosters computer skills with math and science, AmeriCorps members take oath of office at special swearing-in ceremony, Arizona Water Settlement Act celebrated at Water Rights Day in Sacaton, Christmas cheer arrives at River of Lights parade, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejects GRICs challenge to the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway, Community pays respect to flag at Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, GRIC student athlete plays his way to Coolidge varsity squad, GRIC 2017 General Elections Official Results: Lewis reelected, Stone is next Lt. Gila River Casino Santan Mountain will be a new Gila River casino built south of Chandler, Arizona near Gilbert Road and Hunt Highway. (Pinal, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1885-1886, Ray: Arizona Copper Camp. Rodney Blaine Lewis was a legal trailblazer, mentor, and role model to many attorneys, both Indian and non-Indian. Her , TweetPinShareEvans Rope Sr., of Bylas, Arizona passed away on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2022, at the age of 86. Cook Memorial Church fire, Community members learn about healthy eating at nutrition health fair in Sacaton, HerSpecTive Womens conference brings together women in GRIC, Gov. TED College Visits Inspire Next Generation GRIC Scholars. 25 Feb/23. Arizona Wildfire & Incident Management Academy thanks Community, Friars from Saint John the Baptist in District 6 are ordained by bishop, Ootham New Year The Community celebrates Ootham New Year Gathering June 18-19, State Bar of Arizona holds annual convention at Wild Horse Pass, Home Owners Team turns over final house to D5 family, Gila River Farms sees olive oil on the horizon, District 3 Ootham eok class harvests ha:sha baithaj, Youth Council holds annual Youth Conference at UltraStar, Local skaters hit the streets of Sacaton for Go Skatingboarding Day, 2016 Constitutional Amendment Special Election: Recap, Two Gila River photographers show the Community through their eyes, Softball players from GRIC attend softball camp at Arizona State, Tribal Ed.