Tribal News

Clean Air

The Breath of Life - For a Healthy America

Clean air. It’s easy to think that our air is pure and clean in the Northwest. Unless we see or smell the clues of air pollution, we don’t often think of any problems with air quality. Read more...


A positive break for youth

Grandview students immersed in healthy teachings

From March 29 to April 2, more than two-dozen elementary school children took a break from their normal school routine to focus on positive, empowering lessons that are meant to last a lifetime. Read more...


Employee Potlatch honors long-time staff

Puyallup Tribal Health Authority honored its staff April 2 with a day out of the office for the 2010 Employee Appreciation Potlatch. Read more...


PTN Salutes: The Robinett Brothers

Three young brothers have started their working careers well before many youth start walking. Read more...


After-school Sports Program

Making great strides toward creating active lifestyles and better health for our students!

Every Thursday from 3:30-5 p.m. you will find more than 100 of our fourth through sixth grade “student-athletes” participating in various kinds of athletic activities. These activities include Volleyball, Flag Football, Cross Country, Track and Field, Cheerleading, Jump Rope Team, and Racquet Games (Pickle Ball, Badminton, and Ping Pong). Coaching these activities are many of our Chief Leschi teaching staff. Although each Thursday is a little bit longer for each “coach,” the rewards for the extra time spent are vast! The increased positive relationships being built are strengthening our already powerful teaching environments. The stronger relationships between staff and students are visible throughout the school day. Smiles and laughter are endless! Student to student interactions are improving and can be seen especially in Physical Education, at recess, and other common area times. Also, improvement in basic fundamental skills of each sport or activity is obvious just by watching the “student-athletes” week to week. Whether it is with the student who is already an experienced player or a student who has never played any kind of organized sport, improvements in both students are truly awesome! Read more...


Working hard pays big!

Casino recognizes its top employees in 2009

Nearing its 13th year of operation, with roughly 2,200 employees, 144 of the Emerald Queen Casino’s top staff had the opportunity to celebrate a job well done. Read more...


Fixing North Levee Road

Fife discusses solutions for controversial street

Fife City Council reviewed the status of a divisive stretch of road frequently utilized by truck traffic traveling through the city. Read more...


Council corner

To Puyallup Tribal Membership, Read more...


Leader of gambling scam sentenced

The leader of a criminal conspiracy that cheated casinos across the United States and Canada out of millions of dollars was sentenced on March 15 to 70 months in prison. Emerald Queen Casino was among the dozens of targets. The tribe will receive $200,000 in restitution. Read more...


NWIFC continues its mission

For close to 30 years, the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission (NWIFC) has worked to provide a unified voice for more than a dozen regional tribes. Read more...


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