After her military service, Alvina White Bull struggled to maintain civilian employment, which led to problems with drugs and alcohol. As she tried to deal
Few people know that Native Americans serve the U.S. armed forces at higher rates per capita than any other ethnic group and have served since
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is accepting comments on a proposed rule change that would allow tribal governments to apply for Veterans’ and
Few people know that Native Americans serve the U.S. armed forces at higher rates per capita than any other ethnic group and have since the
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is accepting comments on a proposed rule change that would allow tribal governments to apply for Veterans’ and
CANYONVILLE, Ore. — Students from Jackson, Josephine and Douglas counties will converge on September 28 for the Southern Oregon Trade Careers Expo, a full-day, hands-on
Donna Plummer was amazed at the 400 American Flags flying behind Chinook Winds Casino this week. It’s part of an annual celebration of America’s military
Lincoln City will be bedecked in red, white and blue all the way to the high tide line this weekend as the Celebration of Honor
The Chinook Winds Casino Resort, owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, will again pay tribute to active-duty personnel, military veterans, and
Reflecting on the service of Native Americans in the United States military, one is likely to picture the embattled Navajo code talkers of World War
The Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians dedicated the 18th Annual Veterans Dinner to its late tribal leader, Sue Shaffer, known for advocating
Since he was 17 years old, this Army Veteran and Prescott, Arizona, resident has lived the Hopi proverb that “time isn’t used; it’s experienced.” In
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