Summit seeks lifeline for imperiled Native languages

Kara Briggs, American Indian News Service
May 05, 2009
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Richard Grounds left his work at the University of Tulsa to take on a more pressing task – teaching preschoolers in Sapulpa, Okla... Read more

Delay requested in Aquash murder case

May 05, 2009
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Native American chamber honors Brenco with Small Business of Year award

Staff reports
May 05, 2009
DALLAS – Brenco Industrial Services, LLC, an expanding Dallas-based company focused primarily on renovation and commercial construction, has been honored with the DFW Native Americ... Read more

WinStar World Golf Championship to benefit local youth program

Staff reports
May 05, 2009
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Gary Farmer takes on role of blues musician

Staff reports
May 05, 2009
SANTA FE, N.M. – Art takes many forms; so does the career of Gary Farmer... Read more

4th annual Hilo Inter-Tribal Powwow features intertribal Bird Singers

Staff reports
May 05, 2009
HILO, Hawaii – The 4th annual Hilo Inter-Tribal Powwow will take place May 23 – 25 at Wailoa River Park in Hilo. This free, family-oriented event starts at 9 a.m... Read more

Judge overturns Tribe banishment

May 05, 2009
A U.S. District Court judge has overturned the April 2008 banishment by the Snoqualmie Tribe of nine members, in a decision made Thursday, April 30... Read more

Tell Your Ohana Campaign brings in more than $252,000 in tax refunds

Staff reports
May 05, 2009
HONOLULU, Hawaii – April 20 marked the deadline for filing Hawaii state tax returns and the end of the Tell Your Ohana Campaign, a collaborative effort between the Council for Nati... Read more

Osage Nation steps up in economic development field with internal changes

May 05, 2009
The Osage Nation is positioning itself to step up in the field of economic development, recently making some internal changes to ease that transition... Read more

State won't close Wind, Drano to chinook salmon fishing

May 05, 2009
Spring chinook fishing will remain open at Wind River and Drano Lake, a state fishery manager said Monday, despite a request from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission fo... Read more

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