MINOT, N.D. – The Minot State University Native American Cultural Center, the MSU Diversity Council, and the Gordon B. Olson Library are proud to announce author and Minot State grad Hunter Andes will be on campus for an author visit during the[...]
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What if Everything We Know About Sacagawea is Wrong?
In the heart of North Dakota, members of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara tribes gathered to challenge one of America’s most enduring legends. Sacagawea, they said, wasn’t the quiet guide of textbook fame—but a Hidatsa woman whose story has been distorted and[...]
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On This Day | Fort Berthold Land Opened for Settlement
It is thought that one of the government townsites will be located at the junction of the Missouri and the Little Missouri rivers. The proposed extension of the Turtle Lake branch of the Northern [...]Read More... from On This Day | Fort[...]
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On This Day | Splitting the Nation
Attempts to establish a ferry service at the bridge site have failed. Construction of roads under the road relocation program has progressed slowly because of the constant rain. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Splitting the Nation
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MHA Nation to break ground on new water facilitye
The MHA Nation is breaking ground on a new water facility to support the expansion of Fort Berthold Rural Water Systems. The current facility, built in 1994, no longer meets the needs of a system that now serves all six segments of[...]
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On This Day | Berthold Reservation History
Chief Red Cow was the first chief of the Mandans. He was born near Fort Clark, near Washburn, in the year 1820, 107 years ago. He was chief of a tribe that numbered some [...]Read More... from On This Day | Berthold[...]
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Bill seeks to strengthen tribal consultation on North Dakota legislation
North Dakota lawmakers are pushing for stronger communication between the state and tribal nations. House Bill 1455 would require the Indian Affairs Commission to alert tribal leaders about legislation that could impact Native communities before it passes. Supporters say too many laws—like[...]
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Three Affiliated Tribes Facing Paperwork Reprimand Over Unpermitted Demolition in Las Vegas
In a classic case of demolition-before-details, the Three Affiliated Tribes found themselves in a bind after tearing down the White Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. The twist? They forgot about permits. This $10 million property was leveled without Clark County’s approval, prompting[...]
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Tribal Chairman Mark Fox Interview
Newly elected Tribal Chairman of the Three Affiliated Tribes Mark Fox is interviewed by KX News. Get a feel for the direction he intends to lead the tribe in this short, information video story. [...]Read More... from Tribal Chairman Mark Fox Interview
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Meet Mark Fox, Newly Elected Tribal Chairman
The election was only a couple weeks ago, but Three Affiliated Tribes Chairman Mark fox already has the tribe on new paths. Perhaps the most important one… walking more towards responsible oil development and away from the seeming gold rush development mentality.[...]
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