The Cheyenne River Youth Project held a private Lakota dedication ceremony for its new property, a nearly 40-acre organic parcel adjacent to Mato Paha (Bear Butte), a sacred site for the Lakota people. Photo are courtesy of the Cheyenne River Youth Project EAGLE BUTTE – On Friday, Apr. 26, the
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Tourists at spillway in Spearfish Canyon. Left side of photo is the west rim of Spearfish Canyon, June 8, 2023/Photo by Carla R. Marshall BLACK HILLS – Solitario Resources has been given the greenlight to go ahead with their proposed gold exploratory project in lieu of mining for gold near
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A Gay Kingman at the home of Hani Shafei CEO Dream Design International for the announcement of her induction into the SD Hall of Fame. (Photo by Ernestine Anunkasan Hopa) RAPID CITY – “It feels great after 61 years of working, and then to be recognized for the work that
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Community members gathered for the groundbreaking of the Remembering the Children Memorial. (Photo by Marnie Cook) As supporters gathered in the field behind the Canyon Lake Methodist Church to share in the groundbreaking of the Remembering the Children Memorial, Executive Director Amy Sazue (Oglala/Sicangu Lakota) took a moment to talk
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LAME DEER, Mont. – Six days a week (Monday through Saturday) one of the five drivers for the Northern Cheyenne I.H.S. Transportation Program arises about 2:30 a.m.to prepare for an average 12–14-hour day. The mission is to transport Northern Cheyenne diabetics from the reservation to Billings for dialysis treatment, each
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SDNA karaoke contest winner Kirk Dickerson with fellow Native Sun News Today staffers Marnie Cook and Ernestine Anunkasan Hopa. (Photo by Sheila Ring, editor Oneida Watchman) HURON – Last week the South Dakota Newspaper Association hosted their annual convention and Better Newspapers Contest for its members. The 2024 convention was
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The Rosebud Sioux Tribal Flag was finally returned to the tribe after numerous requests were ignored by Gov. Kristi Noem. The Oglala Sioux Tribe banished Noem in February after she spoke to the Legislature alleging Mexican drug cartels have infiltrated reservations. The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe banned Noem earlier this month for
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Donita Dubray Fischer opened a business on Cheyenne River, Wóyute, (groceries) a whole food, fresh produce and apothecary carrying bulk spices and teas located at the Four Bands Incubator building in Suite F. (Photo courtesy of Donita Dubray) EAGLE BUTTE – Donita Fischer (Cheyenne River Lakota) of Eagle Butte, SD,
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View of Bear Butte from the CRYP property, off SD Highway 79, during winter 2023-24. (Photo courtesy CRYP) EAGLE BUTTE – The Cheyenne River Youth Project has purchased a nearly 40-acre tract of land adjacent to Bear Butte State Park in Meade County, South Dakota. The 35-year-old, Native-led, nonprofit organization
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Student testing out the VR at Chief Dull Knife College. It is active firsthand learning – making things real. A new twist on technology. LAME DEER, Mont. – Chief Dull Knife College Library received an Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grant to preserve Cheyenne history, elders’ stories, and
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