News

Hoopa High’s track team will send 17 athletes to the North Coast Sections Track meet in Santa Rosa. The athletes qualified by placing in the top four at the Little Four League qualifying track meet held in McKinleyville last Friday, May 4. Read More →

Students participating in the College Success Program (CSP) elective course at Hoopa Valley High School this spring undertook three projects aimed to develop their leadership and organizing skills. Read More →

My excursions into the kitchen have been iffy ever since Gram left. I forgot how to make pie crust or pan bread in the oven—the smoke alarm reminds me. But, in the kitchen of the local county jail, I clung to every word uttered by Armando, a gifted cook from South America. Read More →

Nineteen students from the College of the Redwoods Klamath-Trinity Instructional Site will be honored during commencement at 6 pm on May 12 at Mattz Gymnasium in Hoopa. The keynote speaker for the commencement will be Anita Janis, Dean of the CR Del Norte and Klamath-Trinity instructional sites Read More →

Five Hoopa seniors will run on the College of the Redwoods field this coming fall playing with, not against some of their foes from St. Bernard’s and Ferndale high schools. Read More →

The Hoopa Valley Tribal Council met for their regularly scheduled meeting Thursday, May 3 at 5:30 pm. After two hours in closed session, the council made a public motion to move the management of the Tribe’s website from the Chairman’s assistant to the Two Rivers Tribune. Read More →

Salmon season regulations adopted by the Pacific Fisheries Management Council (PFMC) have local recreational and tribal fishermen preparing for a banner season as the largest run on modern day record is forecasted to return to the Klamath and Trinity Rivers. Read More →

Orion Cosce dominates news headlines almost as much as he dominates his opponents on wrestling mats throughout the nation. His coaches say he deserves the attention. They say he paved the way for the next generation of Warrior wrestlers. Read More →