“It is and always will be for our people.

“As you know, the most important aspect of the Soboba EDC is its pursuit to create a diversified business portfolio,” she said. SEDC Board Vice Chairwoman Becky Flores was overwhelmed by the strong turnout for the celebration. From left, Daniel Valdez, Kelli Hurtado, Monica Herrera, Becky Flores, Michael Castello, Sasha Pachito, Lakshman Koka and Steven Nino. Members of the Soboba Economic Development Corporation accept a proclamation from Soboba Tribal Council Members. Castello then recognized former SEDC board member Lori VanArsdale for being instrumental in getting the project up and running as well as for her efforts over the years. The Inter-Tribal Bird Singers shared a couple of social gathering songs and were joined by several bird dancers. “So, I pray that every visitor who comes to Roadrunner Express will be taken care of, receive their good luck and leave here happy on their trails,” she said. Soboba Tribal Members applaud during the grand opening celebration for the Roadrunner Express.Īfter a blessing by Soboba Tribal Council Secretary Monica Herrera in her Luiseño language she shared that she was always told that when you see a roadrunner, it is good luck or a blessing for your day.

“It’s a wonderful opportunity for all of us,” he said. Its Board Chairman and Soboba Tribal Member Michael Castello, who served as emcee for the March 14 ceremony, said it was an historic event for the Tribe and something that was truly needed for a long time in the area. The Soboba Economic Development Corporation was happy to see the project come to fruition. Located across Lake Park Drive from Soboba Casino Resort, the gas station and convenience store is a perfect addition to the community. Hundreds of invited guests turned out for the official grand opening of Roadrunner Express at the Soboba Indian Reservation. Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians | Contirbuted

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