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First, Always, Hold on to the Land
10/25/2010

Leola One FeatherThe need for better housing is dire for some Native Americans, but for many people, like Leola One Feather, keeping ownership of long-contested land remains the first priority.

Arts and Culture | People to Know | Politics and Government
The Last Great Battle of The Indian Wars
10/12/2010

gerard and jackson

New book recognizes the unsung hero who gave form to American Indian sovereignty

Growth and Development | Main Street Economics | People to Know
Native American 40 Under 40 Award Announced
10/05/2010

The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development has announced the 2010 recipients of its Native American 40 Under 40 award.

The award recognizes existing and emerging Indian leaders under 40 years of age who have demonstrated leadership, initiative and dedication to achieve impressive and significant contributions in their businesses, communities and to Indian Country.

The winners will be recognized at the 35th Annual Indians Progress in Business Awards on Thursday, October 21, 2010 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Food | People to Know
The Bee Keepers
10/01/2010

A local gentleman bee keeper stirs up childhood memories of my father's love of the bees and honey.

Ag and Trade | Environment | People to Know
Nobody Wants the 500 Pound Bale
09/23/2010

Larhea Pepper tells how she and a group of Panhandle cotton raisers turned around their farms and their community.

Ag and Trade | Food | People to Know
Home Again: I Vowed I Wouldn't Marry a Farmer
09/21/2010

The last thing I wanted to do was to marry a farmer. I was a farm girl. I knew better. Besides, I had a career. The farm was going back, giving up. And then...

Arts and Culture | Cool Places | People to Know | Travel/Recreation
Furious Feet and No Sad Faces
09/10/2010

young couple at high hillPolka music doesn't need reviving. Thanks to Mark Halata, the Tex-Czech tradition never died out, and double-time dancing pounds on.

Ag and Trade | Cool Places | People to Know
Heavy Beats Healthy at the State Fair
09/03/2010

prize winning ppumpkinSize matters but poundage makes a winner at the Kentucky State Fair. Allen Bush reports on the state's hefty history with the grandest squash in the world.

Ag and Trade | People to Know
They Came to Fort Collins
08/31/2010

Gilles StocktonOver 2,000 people came to Fort Collins last week to attend a hearing on the livestock business. They came to listen to federal officials and to tell what is happening today in their communities.

Ag and Trade | Environment | People to Know | Wildlife
Catfaces: Totems of Georgia's Turpentiners
06/11/2010

geoge music cuttingThe turpentine industry was central to life in south Georgia for a hundred years. The work and the profits are gone now, but George Music, Jr. of Waycross is determined to maintain the face of his occupational legacy.

Daily Yonder | Keep It Rural
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