Covington, Lucy

A hearing was held in Congress regarding termination, including testimony from Lucy Covington. Omak Chronicle, 7/18/68.

Lucy Covington claims that the recent polls that reflect tribal support for termination are misleading. Omak Chronicle, 11/24/66.

All incumbents, including Lucy Covington, have been re-elected to the Colville tribal business council. Omak Chronicle, 5/19/66.

Lucy Covington's home containing mementos from her great-grandfather Chief Moses, has burned in a house fire. Omak Chronicle, 1/21/60.

John and Lucy Covington have started a ranch that is turning quite successful. Article from the Omak Chronicle, 12/29/55.

Edna Patterson Morris writes to the Chronicle regarding termination and its popularity among tribal members. Omak Chronicle, 12/12/66.

Lucy Covington presents an anti-termination argument to Robert L. Bennett and tribal members. Article in the Omak Chronicle, 3/17/67.

Charles Trimble meets with Yvette Joseph and Jeff Ferguson to discuss Lucy Covington, who Trimble considers one of his first heroes.

Mark Trahant speaks with Yvette Joseph about Lucy Covington's legacy in context to great Indian leaders, especially in the 20th century.

Paulette Jordan, a direct descendant of Lucy Covington, discusses Lucy's impact on her.