No felt cowboy hats, no fly-fishing fly made with animal hair...and no rabbit's foot!
The 80-year-old artist grew up in Lodge Grass and has long been one of the fixtures of Montana's art scene. This showcase is ...
Fur Ban that’s on the ballot sounds simple enough, but opponents point to potential unintended consequences for fly-fishing ...
A meet and greet in support of enrolled Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal candidates Shelly Fyant and Jacinda Morigeau, ...
A little over two years after UND officials announced they'd identified the remains of dozens of Native Americans in the university's possession, the return of the deceased to their descendants can ...
Justin Raisor, advisory board member of the Tribal Cyber Training League, cited Cisco’s estimate that Native Amercians make ...
Karen and George Nigosian, now 79 and 83, will tell you that they’ve lived the American dream. They started a small business, the eponymously-named Nigosian Rug Co. in Dearborn, more than a half ...
Aside from a lonesome paved road, the landscape looks much as it did 348 years ago when Dragon Run played a little-known part in an important chapter of American ... Native people surged; whole ...
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Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration brings native culture, hope for national park to MaconIt was the opening performance of the 32nd annual Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration, which brings together Macon residents and ...
The Land Back Movement is an effort by native Americans to reclaim lost land. Two reporters take a look at where it’s worked and where it hasn’t at reservations in Minnesota.
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Native American Heritage Day, a first peoples' story at Pena AdobeThey were the first people in the area that today are the lands in Solano, Yolo, Napa, Lake and Colusa counties. They are the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation. Like hundreds other other tribes, they settled ...
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