CDKC President Eva Flying was on hand for the unveiling of the Buffalo Skull created by Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell. (Photo by Clara Caufield) LAME DEER, Mont. – Monday, September 23, in conjunction with Native American week Chief Dull Knife College (CDKC) held a very special presentation at the John
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CROW AGENCY, Mont. – The Office of the Secretary, Levi Black Eagle, Crow Tribe, has officially Issued notice of the 2024 Executive Branch Primary Election for the Crow Tribal Executive Branch. The date is set for Saturday, October 12, 2024. The following candidates have been certified by the Crow Tribal
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Hani Shafai poses with A. Gay Kingman following her acceptance speech at the S.D. Hall of Fame ceremony, held at Cedar Shore Resort in Chamberlain on September 14. Shafai, also a former SD HOF recipient, nominated Kingman for this prestigious honor. (Photo by Ernestine Anunkasan Hopa) CHAMBERLAIN – A gathering
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Federal Review Board visiting Wounded Knee Memorial and Oglala Community College gifted traditional star quilts from Oglala hosts. RAPID CITY SD – Five federal officials, two from the Department of the Interior and three from the Department of Defense, visited South Dakota on Tuesday, September 17, 2024, and Wednesday, September
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Carla Rae Marshall from Black Hill Clean Water Alliance presenting at the Outdoor Campus West. (Photo by Marnie Cook) RAPID CITY – Comments are being accepted through October 21, 2024, by the USDA Forest Service about their proposal to ban mining around Pactola Reservoir and Rapid Creek Watershed. The Forest
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Photo of Elizabeth Irving Cook-Lynn, 1952, on display at the at the Briggs Library Archives and Special Collections room. (Photo by Marnie Cook) BROOKINGS – There were few dry eyes in the house as Native Studies Professor Elizabeth Cook-Lynn (Crow Creek Hunkpati Oyate), who made her journey to the spirit
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The Journey Museum is pleased to announce the opening of an exciting new exhibition, “Where Eagles Soar,” on October 11, 2024. The family friendly exhibition is free to the public in the Adelstein Gallery through May 25th, 2025. The exhibition features over twenty paintings that Lakota artist S.D. Nelson created
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TULSA, Oklahoma—Native entertainers Zahn McClarnon and Tatanka Means have been announced as special guests at the Warrior Up to Vote Rally on Sept. 30 at River Spirit Casino Resort in Tulsa. Both are widely recognized in Indian Country for their activism and contributions to Native representation in the entertainment industry.
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We need to capture 20-30 testimonies from our users about their experience using URC. The testimonies will be used as we seek continued funding for the services we provide as the Cincinnati Branch of United Resource Connection. We need these testimonies about the usefulness of our services to stay operational.
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Lily Mendoza, founder of Red Ribbon Skirt Society moderating a roundtable discussion titled “All Our Relatives” with guest speakers; artist Jennifer White, owner of Post Pilgrim Gallery, Leya Hale, director of documentary “Bring Her Home,” and artist Rachel Berg, owner of Liv Artfully in Sioux Falls. (Photo by Chantelle Blue
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