LNI back for 45th annual tournament

Kul Wicasa’s 5-11 junior guard Gavin L High drives here against White Rivers Kendrell Cuevas but it was Thighs lockdown defense that would earn him defensive MVP honors at LNI (photo by Michele Davies) Kul Wicasa’s 5-11 junior guard Gavin Thigh drives here against White River’s Kendrell Cuevas but it

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Shared by Native Sun News Today December 8, 2022

Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate elect new leadership

  J. Garret Renville, newly elected Chairman of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate. Renville will take office on January 3, 2023 OLD AGENCY VILLAGE – Located in the northeastern corner of South Dakota, with a small portion in the in the southeastern corner of North Dakota, lies the Lake Traverse Indian

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CBS broadcasters mock Poor Bear Chandler

Isaiah Poor Bear Chandler ( photo courtesy of Getty Images) WICHITA, KS—Last week CBS broadcasters decided to have some fun with the surname of Wichita State big man, Isaiah Poor Bear Chandler, Their insensitive remarks deeply impacted Chandler and forced the network and the university to condemn the remarks and

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Lionel R. Bordeaux departs for spirit world

Lionel R. Bordeaux Wakinyan Wanbli, President of Sinte Gleska University for 50 years, departs for spirit world known worldwide, Bordeaux was longest-serving university President in United States.   MISSION – Lionel R. Bordeaux, Wakinyan Wanbli, (Thundering Eagle), age 82, an enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribal Nation in South

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‘We are all better because of it’

HRC/MOA board members Paula presents a check for $8,000 to the LNI board. Back row L to R: Bill May , Chuck Wilson, Paula Long Fox, Silas, Blaine, Liz Hamburg, Allen Benoist, Dani Walking Eagle, John Haas, Keith Ferguson. Front Row l to R: Lafawn Janis, Karen Mortimer, Laura Armstorng,

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Cherokee Nation seeks representation in US Congress

Cherokee Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Cherokee Congressional delegate select Kimberly Teehee (photo courtesy CNN) OKLAHOMA—Last Wednesday the House Rules Committee in Washington DC, held what CNN has deemed an historic meeting on “seating the Cherokee Nation’s delegate.” The Cherokee Tribe, citing the 1835 Treaty of New Echota, believes

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