Hoopa Valley Tribal News
On this page, you can find the Hoopa Valley Tribe's News outlets, which include the Two Rivers Tribune, the KIDE Radio Station, and the Hoopa Valley Tribal Facebook page. In detail, the blog posts below are taken from the HVT Facebook page, and further below are direct feeds to the Two Rivers Tribune and KIDE Radio Station websites; please click on the title "Two Rivers Tribune" or "KIDE Radio Station" to visit that particular webpage.
Hoopa Valley Tribe Council Swearing In Ceremony
Today, several incumbents and newly elected council members committed to their oath of office during a swearing in ceremony held at the Hoopa Valley Tribe’s headquarters in Hoopa. Each of…
Read MoreRodeo Grounds and Pookey’s Park Concepts Review
Please join us to review the Masterplan concepts developed for the Rodeo Grounds and Pookey’s Park. Representatives from the Planning Department and the designers will be on hand to collect…
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Agricultural Needs Presentation
Come to our agricultural needs presentation, this Wednesday at 5:30 PM! The Hoopa Valley Tribe’s Planning Department has formed a partnership with University of Southern California IPPAM Capstone Class. Through…
Read MoreCommunity Needs Assessment Drawing Winners
The Hoopa Valley Tribe would like to Congratulate the Winners of the Community Needs Assessment Prize drawing! The winners were chosen by a random electronic process. 1st Place: Kellie Vaughn2nd…
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Indian Will and Estate Planning Clinic
Come to our estate planning clinic on December 8th, at the Hoopa Valley Fire Department Fire Hall. Click here to view the flyer and get more information. Update 12/7/2022: this…
Read MoreHoopa Valley Food Security Survey
The Hoopa Valley Tribe is performing a food security survey for all tribal members, to help determine food sovereignty and guide decisions made by tribal leaders. Purpose To gather information…
Read MoreHoopa Valley Community Needs Assessment
The Hoopa Valley Tribe is performing a needs assessment for all tribal members, to help identify gaps in services and guide decisions made by tribal leaders. Purpose Gather important information…
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KIDE Radio Station Feed
- Senators Condemn ‘weaponization’ of FCC by Chairman Carr April 9, 2025This document was provided by Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe of the Community Media Assistance Project. CMAP is an open resource that is
- Dr. Stephanie Beaver-Guzman, Finding Her Voice April 8, 2025This is an audio interview Produced by Joseph Orozco of Dr. Stephanie Beaver-Guzman telling her story about volunteering at
- NAC Unpredictable Trade Agreement April 8, 2025This is an edited audio copy of the April 3, 2025 NV-1, Native America Calling presentation regarding possible pitfalls
- ICT News Trumps Executive Orders April 8, 2025This is an audio copy of an ICT News story of 3-28-25 featuring a three-member guest panel talking about
- Protect the First Amendment March 12, 2025This is a Press Release issues by Senator Lujan of New Mexico, on March 6, 2025.
- The Rediscovery of America February 3, 2025The Rediscovery of America A sweeping and overdue retelling of U.S. history that recognizes that Native Americans are essential to
- The Sky was Once a Dark Blanket February 3, 2025The Sky Was Once a Dark Blanket: Poems (The National Poetry) The Sky Was Once a Dark Blanket traverses the
- Racial Justice in America February 3, 2025Racial Justice in America: Indigenous Peoples Set of 8 titles The Racial Justice in America: Indigenous Peoples series explores issues, histories,
- On a Wing and a Tear February 3, 2025On a Wing and a Tear Cynthia Leitich Smith A living legend roosting in the backyard. An unmissable game. A
- The Missing Morning Star February 3, 2025STACIE SHANNON DENETSOSIE STACIE SHANNON DENETSOSIE (Diné) is Todích’íí’nii (Bitterwater Clan), born for Naakaii (Mexican Clan). She is a fiction writer
About Hoopa Valley Tribe
We, the Hoopa Valley Tribe, are a Tribal Government dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests of the Hoopa Valley Indians, and cooperating and collaborating with Federal, State, and local Governments.
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Hoopa Valley Tribe
11860 State Hwy 96
PO Box 1348
Hoopa, CA 95546
Phone: 530-625-4211
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