Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska is creating the nation's largest tribal national park on a forested ...
IOWA TRIBE OF KANSAS AND NEBRASKA RESERVATION, Kansas — When one of the elders in the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska asked if he could keep bees on the reservation, Tim Rhodd’s answer was ...
The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art’s monthly Artist Bites program in August will feature Patt Murphy, an elder and member of the ...
Native communities in western Iowa marched through Sioux City on Wednesday to honor Indigenous children lost to the foster care system. At the annual Memorial March to Honor Lost Children, Native ...
Nearly two hundred years after signing a treaty that pushed them for their land in Johnson County, the Iowa tribe was gifted seven acres of that very same land. Brian and Erin Melloy have personally ...
Iowa Governor Culver Honors Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, and Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska--Proclaims October 4-10, 2009 "Native Ioway History Week" Ioway Tribes Pledge Support for Sequel to "Ioway" ...
A few years ago, the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, which farms a stretch of land in northeast Kansas, was hurting. It was spending more and more money on pesticides, and staple crops like corn ...
Aaron LaPointe sits behind a desk in the Little Priest Tribal College’s library basement in Winnebago, Nebraska, ready to speak to a class in a new program he helped develop: diversified agriculture.
Native communities from throughout northwest Iowa marched through Sioux City this morning to remember children separated from their families and placed into the foster care system. At the 19th annual ...
Three weeks after their premiere in Iowa City, two documentaries that tell more of the story of the Ioway Native American tribe will be shown this weekend in the Quad-Cities. On Feb. 23, Kelly and ...
When one of the elders in the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska asked if he could keep bees on the reservation, Tim Rhodd's answer was straightforward: "Absolutely." Soon, the bees started buzzing in ...
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