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MHA Nation elders gather for summer luncheon
Tribal elders enjoy an afternoon of games, prizes and food on the Fort Berthold Reservation
New Rosebud Sioux Tribe president sworn in
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ROSEBUD | The Rosebud Sioux Tribe has sworn in a new president and several new council members.
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Arts & Culture
For UTTC powwow vendors, art runs deeper than business
Three artisans share their creative journeys
Arts & Culture
Buffalo’s Fire and Prairie Public Radio link for live coverage at UTTC powwow
Radio collaboration highlights importance of cooperation in a season of funding cuts for local media
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United Tribes Legends Softball Hall of Fame welcomes three players and two teams
The ceremony also honored players who have passed
Arts & Culture
A shared history: memorial to Japanese American WWII inmates at Fort Lincoln
A memorial in the Snow County Prison, now the United Tribes Technical College campus
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Thousands gather for start of 55th annual UTTC International Powwow
Crowd told, ‘All the Nations here in North Dakota welcome you’
