The National Institute on Drug Abuse produces educational materials about drug abuse and addiction, as well as screening tools that can be used by clinicians. These materials are freely available in .pdf format and can be downloaded for use in drug treatment settings. The .pdfs are available in English and
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Walmart offers up to a 30-day supply of over 300 different generic medications for $4 per prescription. They also offer a 90-day supply of many generic medications for $10. These prices do not apply to prescriptions filled by mail order. Prescriptions refills may be ordered online or by telephone, but
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Medicaid and EBT cardholders get a 50% discount on Amazon Prime Membership, paying only $6.99 per month instead of $14.99. The 50% discount can be a significant savings for EBT card holders who already self pay for Amazon Prime. In some situations it can also be beneficial for those who
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Sacred Storm Buffalo logo painted on the side of the processing facility. (Photo by Marnie Cook) RAPID CITY – The buffalo restoration movement took a big step forward this weekend with the grand opening of Sacred Storm Buffalo and their new meat processing facility in Rapid Valley. Sacred Storm Buffalo
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Jingle dress dancer by Maiki Ghost Bear which recently won second place at the Red Cloud Art Show. (Photo by Marnie Cook) RAPID CITY – The Night Art Market hosted by Black Hills Indian Artist Market at Racing Magpie was a full house. The gathering of art, community, music, food,
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Commission members: Dr. Matthew Redinger; Dr. Richard Littlebear, Northern Cheyenne; Dr. Janine Pease, Crow Tribe; Anda Pretty On Top, Crow Tribe; Senior Historian James Grant, Little Shell Chippewa. (Photo Courtesy St. Labre) BILLINGS, Mont. – On July 23, 2024, the St. Labre Boarding School Investigation Commission presented its final report
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L to R: Mary Qureshi from England, Misohn Kimble from Los Angeles, and Catherine May Burke from Ireland bring advanced skills and youthful enthusiasm to YMCA Camp Marrowbone in Marksville, SD. (Photo courtesy of Mary Qureshi) MARKSVILLE – As we all know, children and youth are our hope for the
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Northern Cheyenne Reservation LAME DEER, Mont. – They call it the “dog days” of summer. That is when it is so hot all you want to do is lay around, maybe under the porch, like an old dog, somewhere cool. If not that, seek refuge by a fan or
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Banana Plants RAPID CITY—Driving by the Sunken Floral Gardens area off Canyon Lake Drive near McKeague Field and the intersection of West Chicago Street and South Canyon Road, one can’t help but do a double-take at the large tree-like plants standing guard over the displays of colorful flowers and plants
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Wounded Knee Massacre Memorial SD The medals awarded to soldiers who participated in the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre will be subjected to a review, the U.S. Department of Defense announced Wednesday. The department said the review’s purpose is “to ensure no awardees were recognized for conduct inconsistent with the nation’s
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