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Janine Pease, EdD is this week's cultural enrichment speaker at Little Big Horn College. Pease will make a presentation on the development, passage and implementation of the Tribal Colleges & Universities Act from 1973 to 1981 at noon on Thursday, Sept 28 in the Little Big Horn College Library Programs Room
By Rob Pudim / Writers on the Range Dozens of TVs, refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers and abandoned cars had either been gunshot, torched or both. This place of destruction was what some locals called “Carnage Canyon,” roughly 30 acres off Lefthand Canyon in Boulder County, Colorado. It was a shocking sight,
Indians Spoil Lame Deer’s 2023 Homecoming Celebration with a 60-point Triumph.
Song Bird Day Care is hosting a youth powwow at the Crow Fair arbor on Friday, Sept. 22. The powwow begins at 10 a.m. and will conclude at 1 p.m. Lunch will be provided. Tribal programs are welcome to set up information booths. Area schools and the public
By Abigail Lauten-Scrivner / UM News Service MISSOULA – The University of Montana Skaggs School of Pharmacy recently was awarded over $2.4 million in grant funding by the Health Resources and Service Administration. The award will help Montana’s only pharmacy school recruit and support Indigenous pharmacy students through the University’
Dale Old Horn will present on the Daytime Dance at noon on Thursday, Sept. 21 in person in the LBHC library programs room, on Zoom and Facebook. Last week, Old Horn discussed the origins of the ceremony and how it got to the Crows. This week, he will continue with
Plenty Coups Ran Low on Players and Ran Out of Daylight in Entertaining 6-Man Battle.
By Dennis Hinkamp / Writers on the Range After a quiet year of preparation and premature eulogies, Burning Man roared into the news this August. There were unplanned fires, protesters and three hurricane-fueled rainstorms that turned the Nevada desert into a sea of mud. Before it even got going, the event
By Jake Iverson / Billings Gazette On a recent visit to Washington, D.C., Wendy Red Star was struck by how colorless the National Mall is. “Adding some color would be an interruption to the environment and what’s happening on the Mall,” she remembered thinking. That can be taken a
Costly LG turnovers too much to overcome in highly competitive matchup.
Seven Crow collegiate rodeo athletes opened fall rodeo season with two days of competition in Cody, Wyoming at the Northwest College Rodeo. Rope Tie Three Irons, Hance Three Irons, Talen Cummins and Tobin Cummins compete for Montana State University, Northern; Gunner Plenty, Kaden Small and Tate Birdinground compete for Northwest
By Nicole Girten / Daily Montanan CROW AGENCY– Sisters Loreen Crooked Arm and Roberta Walk Over Ice hurry to finish tying white buckskin on braids for Blaze, Crooked Arm’s grandson, as songs from the Powwow grand entry echo from the newly finished Arbor. Less than 15 minutes later, five year-old
Park officials are soliciting public comment on the plan, which comes on the heels of a tumultuous year for bison and people who hunt them. By Amanda Eggert / Montana Free Press Yellowstone National Park is soliciting feedback on a proposal outlining three potential strategies for managing bison in and around
At any given moment during this smoky summer of 2023, hundreds of wildfires were blazing in the United States.
Writers on the Range
New this year: Youth Ultimate Warrior Challenge
Twenty-Four youth to compete
New this year: Youth Ultimate Warrior Challenge
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