Housing help is many situations is available By Joe Budd, Native Sun News Today Staff For One Rapid City to COUP, the projects they’re aiming for are lofty, but a good cause. “We started out at One Rapid City, in 2018,” Says LaVonne Roach, community Organizer of COUP.
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The situation in the Ukraine, and the Lakota: Both deal with bullies in their own way WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 24: Anti-war demonstrators and Ukrainians living in the U.S. protest against Russia’s military operation in Ukraine in Lafayette Park on February 24, 2022 in Washington, DC. Russian President Vladimir
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Vitalant testing all blood donations for COVID-19 Antibodies For a limited time, donors curious about their antibody status can find out results and may help immunocompromised patients RAPID CITY — Starting today, when people donate lifesaving blood through Vitalant they can learn if they have antibodies to the
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Wreaths Across America Radio kicks off its popular roundtable discussions on Veteran Healing This RoundTable discussion will focus on Military Caregivers with a special emphasis on Vietnam-era Veterans as we approach National Vietnam War Veterans Day COLUMBIA FALLS, ME. — March 8, 2022 — Wreaths Across America Radio is proud
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Senate passes education censorship bill Last week senators passed House Bill 1012, legislation that will have a chilling effect on academic freedom in South Dakota. The bill now goes to Gov. Kristi Noem for her signature. The ACLU of South Dakota opposed House Bill 1012. The following comment can
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Jamie Clapham announces candidacy for School Board Area 6 RAPID CITY — As the current Rapid City PTA Council President, Jamie Clapham believes that a good education is a lifelong gift for every child in our district. She also believes strong public-school systems are the foundation of strong communities,
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If only grief had a road map BY: WHITNEY SCHROEDER Wouldn’t it be ideal if we could tell Siri to pull up the quickest route out of grief? Avoiding all major roadblocks, intersections, and traffic. To be able to have a smooth ride and hear her soothing voice say,
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Montana in vanguard of tribal language preservation By Clara Caufield, NSNT Correspondent Part 5 language conference ( courtesy photo of mike Geboe, Rocky boy) MISSOULA, Mont. – On March 8 and 9, 2022, a Tribal Language Preservation conference held at the University of Missoula, Montana drew over 150 participants,
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President Biden nominates Roselyn Tso to lead Indian Health Service citizen of Navajo Nation , Roselyn tso( photo courtesy) WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-Hawai‘i), chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, released the following statement on President Joe Biden’s nomination of Roselyn Tso to serve as
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Cheyenne Peace Chief travels on By Clara Caufield, NSNT Correspondent lawrence homer hart ( courtesy photo) The Cheyenne people, both Northern in Montana and Southern in Oklahoma, mourned the passing of a prominent and one of the last old-time “Peace” Chiefs, Lawrence Homer Hart, “Sky Chief” of Oklahoma. His
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