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MMIR: Native community unites in water and ground search for Standing Rock man, last seen on train bridge
It’s been 10 days since Renzo Bullhead disappeared
Companies in Oil Patch find there is no business as usual in west
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Dentalium
From tradition to trend: Where to buy dentalium in today’s market
The shells hold cultural importance and are sought after by artists and crafters — but finding them can be difficult
Land & Water
Federal government appealing $28M award to North Dakota for pipeline protest costs
Dakota Access Pipeline
Murdered & Missing Indigenous Peoples
North Dakota’s Feather Alert to roll out in August
After some reworking, law enforcement backs newest alert system
Editorials
Twin Buttes Powwow in North Dakota celebrates every child as a champion
Youth Night creates safe space for newcomers to the arena
Editorials
June 30, heirs’ deadline to file for allotment land royalties
Honor Yellow Bird Woman with fulfillment of Cobell Settlement terms
