U.S. Army Central welcomed members of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina to our headquarters this month to celebrate National Native American Heritage Month and to learn about their history, culture, and challenges faced today. Throughout history, Native American Soldiers have served in the U.S. Army with great honor, dedication and distinction - contributing to the great diversity which makes our Army and nation stronger. | U.S. Army Central

The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. hopes you will join us as we celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day. The contributions and gifts of Indigenous People are woven into the daily lives of all nations. It is an ever-present reminder of how our ancestors and relatives shape the past, present and the future. | Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina

The American Indian Culture Day performance spotlighted Lumbee history, culture, traditions and even weaponry on Thursday at Givens Performing Arts Center. The students also had an opportunity to see traditional dancing, learn about Eastern Woodland Tribal ways, language and much more. The two performance event welcome students from Kindergarten through 8th grade students. Thank you to all of our dancers, drummers, singers and the staff who worked to make this event a great success. The event is

The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina secured full federal recognition after more than a century, becoming the 575th federally recognized tribe and the largest east of the Mississippi. With this milestone, the Lumbee will now have access to new federal resources. Read more at https://ow.ly/CycP50XQnhn ✍️ Reported by Daniel Herrera Carbajal #ICTnews #NorthCarolinaLife | Indian Country Today