During this month’s quarterly session held at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa, Leaders of the Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Tribes met to discuss important issues impacting tribes. From left: Muscogee Nation Principal Chief David Hill, Seminole Nation Chief Sena Yesslith, Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby, Choctaw Nation
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Shared by Native Sun News Today January 15, 2026
L to R, Lisa Pustejovsky, Jay Davis, Tonchi Weaver, Nick Reid, Mark Merchan, and John Way. (Photo by Marnie Cook) RAPID CITY— Residents packed the Minneluzahan Senior Center, which hosted the LibertyLand TIF (Tax Increment Finance) forum on December 27, 2025. The original project planned for the northeast side of
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Shared by Native Sun News Today January 9, 2026
Honored for Outstanding Achievement was Rachel Louise Two Bulls. Two Bulls is an enrolled member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, RAPID CITY – The Lakota Nations Education Conference announced the recipients of its prestigious Outstanding Contribution Awards, recognizing exceptional dedication to education and continuous support for the conference’s mission. The
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Dr. Valeriah Big Eagle, Yankton Sioux Tribe MESA, AZ – The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development is proud to announce the 2026 class of Native American 40 Under 40 recipients. Nominated by their peers, 40 Under 40 honorees exemplify leadership, initiative, and dedication and have made significant contributions
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Participants gathered in downtown Mni Luzahan (Rapid City) for NDN Collective’s inaugural Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration. (Photo by Darsha Dodge, Rapid City Journal) RAPID CITY, S.D. – A South Dakota jury sided with the Native American nonprofit organization NDN Collective on Friday in a discrimination lawsuit against the Grand Gateway
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Shared by Native Sun News Today December 25, 2025
RAPID CITY – Santa brought an early Christmas gift to Black Hills Life Flight air medical service—an upgraded PC-12/47 NG fixed wing plane! Based in Rapid City, the crew will use this asset to transport patients needing to go farther distances for higher-level medical care or in weather conditions
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The exhibit featured cradleboards made by mothers of missing and murdered women. (Photo by Marnie Cook) RAPID CITY – It was an emotional moment for the many who gathered at the Cradle Board Exhibit during the Forty Eighth Annual Lakota Nations Education Conference who were there to remember their lost
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Moses Brings Plenty (Photo by Kirk Dickerson) RAPID CITY – The 48th Annual Lakota Education Conference drew large crowds to the Best Western Ramkota last week. At the helm of the conference were founders Maurice Twiss and Terri Jo Gibbon, who continue to excel at bringing together presenters who offer
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Andrea Eastman and her horse Sadie along with other riders are making the 330-mile Dakota 38 Memorial Ride who remember the 38 Dakota warriors hanged in December 1862. (Photo courtesy of Andrea Eastman) December is a time for winter celebrations and also a time of mourning. Native American relatives all
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Shared by Native Sun News Today December 21, 2025
Miss He Sapa Win (Miss Black Hills), Precious Cook, spoke to attendees at CRYP’s inaugural Oceti Sakowin Youth Conference. EAGLE BUTTE – Native American Heritage Month was action packed as usual for the Cheyenne River Youth Project, but this fall, the nonprofit youth organization did something new. It closed the
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