Embezzelment Suspect Turns Himself in to District Attorney’s Office
Subsequent to recent negotiation fugitive-at-large from the $900,000 Yurok Tribe embezzlement case, Roland Raymond, surrendered at the Del Norte County District Attorney’s Office on April 5, 2012 at...
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Teens Organize Campaign Against Whippets
A group of Yurok youth organized research that culminated with a tribal ordinance that, if passed, would ban the sale and use of CO2 and nitrous oxide (N2O) cartridges on the Yurok Reservation. They...
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Budding Scientists at Weitchpec Elementary
Watching dog wood blossoms come and go as spring progresses has Weitchpec Yurok Magnet School students feeling like blooming scientists.
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Yurok Tribal Members Push for Full Payout of Settlement Funds
James Dunlap and Frank McCovey were surrounded by a small crowd in front of Lucky Bear Casino in Hoopa on Wednesday, Jan. 16, as they gathered signatures from Yurok registered voters.
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Yurok Language Learning Opportunities Abound
This year, Eureka High School became the fifth secondary school to offer Yurok language classes, as part of a growing effort in the area to expand the number of Yurok Speakers and strengthen...
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Voters Approve Yurok Tribal Casino
The Yurok Tribal Elections Committee certified the results on Monday Feb. 24, of a controversial special referendum on the Nez Perce v. Salazar Settlement that called for $10.1 million to pay...
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Shutdown Creeps Down to Tribal Governments
(Editor's Note: The federal government shutdown was lifted shortly after this article was published in the print edition of the Two Rivers Tribune) The partial shutdown of the U.S. federal government,...
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