NIGA honors past and present leaders

Gale Courey Toensing
April 19, 2010
SAN DIEGO – The National Indian Gaming Association honored outstanding Indian leaders of the past and present at the annual Indian Gaming Trade Show & Convention ... Read more

Osage Nation stands firm in reservation dispute

Carol Berry, Today correspondent
April 19, 2010
DENVER – The Osage Nation of northeastern Oklahoma is refusing to back down on its longstanding contention that the Osage Reservation was never dissolved and that tribal members li... Read more

Museum Spotlights Native American Skateboarders

April 19, 2010
Next weekend in New Mexico, Native Americans from around the country will participate in the All Nations Skate Jam national championships... Read more

Activist wants Ore. female pioneer’s story honored

Jillian Daley, Statesman Journal
April 19, 2010
SALEM, Ore. (AP) – Keizer community leader Barbara Clement wants to honor a local heroine who died 160 years ago... Read more

Soaring Eagle Inn demolition put on hold; Further renovations could require township’s approval

April 19, 2010
Plans to destruct the Soaring Eagle Inn are on hold as officials wait for a demolition permit. The inn, located at 5665 E... Read more

Ho-Chunk Tribe Selling Wisconsin Bison Herds

April 16, 2010
The Ho-Chunk Indian tribe is selling its bison herds in Wisconsin, saying the animals are too expensive to raise and keep... Read more

Sequoyah National Golf Course now open

Sam Laskaris, Today correspondent
April 16, 2010
CHEROKEE, N.C. – One of Troon Golf’s latest ventures is receiving rave reviews, even though Mother Nature didn’t allow year-round playing conditions... Read more

Forced upon us

Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan, Today correspondent
April 16, 2010
P hil Bautista has set out to inform Indian country about the Diabetes Research Institute and its mission to cure the disease... Read more

Trimble: In search of Utopia

Charles E. Trimble
April 16, 2010
I had long viewed decolonization as a wish for an atavistic return to long-gone tribal societies of our ancestors – societies we tend to view as gentle and gracious, and free of al... Read more

Track Change program hopes to reduce the risk

S.E. Ruckman, Today correspondent
April 16, 2010
PHOENIX, Ariz. – Thanks to a new federal grant, being young, Indian and gay in an urban area is less confusing... Read more

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