Photo courtesy dailymail.com PINE RIDGE—Traditionally when a question of cannabis comes up, it revolves around the medicinal variety, obtained with a card and then from the Flandreau tribe in East River, at the Native Nations Cannabis location, owned and operated by the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe. However, for recreational folks,
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LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND—On Friday, July 15, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced that Jim Thorpe will be named as the sole gold medalist in two 1912 Olympic events, the pentathlon and the decathlon. Thorpe was stripped of his gold medals in 1913 after it was discovered he had played a couple
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Lori Ann Two Bulls signature designs grace her new creations, Okanke. (Photo by Ernestine Anunkasan Was Te’) RAPID CITY – Racing Magpie’s Block Party was rocked over the weekend by the raw heavy metal jams of the Carrion Crawlers. Troy, Lesain and William, homegrown musicians from Kyle, were among a
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PIERRE – South Dakota has received the highest rating possible under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, or IDEA, for both Parts B and C for the most recent reporting year of federal fiscal year 2020. The state is one of only 15 across the country to meet the requirements
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The Pawnee Nation celebrated being a National Telecommunications and Information Administration Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program grantee at a press conference on June 23. (Photo: Pawnee Nation) OKLAHOMA—The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) recently announced Pawnee Nation as one of its grant recipients as part of the Tribal
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RAPID CITY—Chief US District Judge Roberto Lange, handed down a sentence of 21 years on 20 year old Jonnie Fineran Thursday morning, from a case that first happened in July 2020. Lange, in speaking of the sentence and where Fineran is presently incarcerated at Fort Worth Texas, said
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Native Sun News Today Owner and Publisher Tim Giago On July 12, 2022, Tim Giago turned 88. Over the past half century, Tim has had a profound influence on Native American journalism. He founded Indian Country Today, and he co-founded the Native American Journalists Association. Tim is a proud Navy
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Jenny Gulch RAPID CITY—On Monday morning the US Forest Service green-lit a project for exploratory gold drilling near Pactola Reservoir, close to Jenny Gulch. The project, designed to drill a series of holes and take core samples, is a precursor event to test for ores, suitable for mining prospects in
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Memorial Pond RAPID CITY—On a day that was busy due to a local concert, a murder occurred in Rapid Citi which left a lot of unanswered questions. Sheldon Glenn, 43, Rapid City, was found drowned in the Rapid City memorial pond, and Walter Mousseau Jr, 27, Pine Ridge, was charged
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Scotti Clifford (right) and his band The Spirits Cry. On bass guitar is Welby and on the drums is Wakpe. (Photo by Ernestine Anunkasan Was te’) RAPID CITY—Nearly 50 established and emerging Great Plains Native visual and preforming artists gathered at Main Street Square on July 9
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