Native American-owned Global Public Relations Firm Opening U.S. Headquarters at Albuquerque Studios
Native American-owned public relations firm 1680PR is moving into its new offices on lot of the film industry's latest flagship facility – Albuquerque Studios. The move establishes 1680PR as the sole professional communications and talent management agency specifically addressing the needs of the global Film and Television industry in New Mexico. (PRWeb Jun 30, 2009) Read the full story at ...
Native American youngsters receive expert instruction at clinic
SANTA ANA PUEBLO, N.M. -- With a heritage of building its possess success stories in growing the game, some 20 Sun Country PGA Professionals met 90 Native American junior golfers Saturday for more than a traditional afternoon of golf instruction.
Brockton veterans hospital planning tribute to Native American military and other veterans
A 30-foot totem pole is planned at the veterans hospital in Brockton to pay tribute to Native American and other veterans who fought for this nation. It will be erected on Thursday.
Native American-owned Global Public Relations Firm Opening U.S. Headquarters at Albuquerque Studios
Native American-owned public relations firm 1680PR is moving into its new offices on lot of the film industry's latest flagship facility – Albuquerque Studios. The move establishes 1680PR as the sole professional communications and talent management agency specifically addressing the needs of the global Film and Television industry in New Mexico.
'Buddy' Red Corn, most decorated Native American in Vietnam War, dies at 65
The Osage community of Pawhuska fell silent May 18 as Andrew “Buddy” Red Corn was laid to relax on the east side of what is locally known as Lookout Mountain. A constant fixture around the cooking fires of the Pawhuska district and a loyal attendee of the Osage Baptist Church, the humble Red Corn never told people that he was the most highly decorated Native American veteran of the Vietnam War. ...
Circle of giving: Native American elder program keeps weaving traditions alive
Its journey began nearly two centuries ago in the land of the Navajo. wealthy in earthy hues of the desert Southwest, the blanket's intricate woven patterns of red, dark blue and tan represent a high level of skill and artistic ability.
South Dakota Native Communities Receive Millions In Federal Money
The money is earmarked for Native American towns facing tough economic times.
Milan man arrested in Native beatings
GRANTS — A Milan man has been arrested in connection with the beatings of several Native American men — which have been termed hate crimes by Grants Police — between June 9-17, Detective Sgt. John Castaneda said.
American Indian history
By DENEESHA EDWARDS The Dispatch Edwina Crowe Jones, 56, a former teacher and local resident, shares experiences she had with her classmates at a Native American boarding school in her recently published first book, "Return to Riverside." The book recounts the memories and good experiences of her 1970 graduating class at Riverside Indian Boarding School in Anadarko, Okla.
American Chestnut's Revival May Combat Climate Change
The American chestnut tree, which towered over eastern U.S. forests before succumbing to a deadly fungus in the early 20th ce...
