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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER Russell Means and the Great Mystery
Russell Means is the latest South Dakota legend to die this year. Means entered "the Great Mystery," as he referred to it, Monday morning. His death adds to the toll this year that includes George Mc...
Posted on 10/22/12 at 8:19 AM
Program at tribal college teaches Lakota language
Tom Red Bird is one of the remaining people in the world who can speak Lakota, and he spends his days in a large airy room among 10 boys and girls, speaking to them only in the ancient language of their ancestors.
By LAUREN DONOVAN , November 21, 2012
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Lakota runners disappointed at race cancellation
Five Lakota had been planning to run the 26.2-mile race to raise money for a local youth shelter.
By Kristi Eaton , November 04, 2012
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Tribe secures money in effort to buy 2,000 Black Hills acres
SIOUX FALLS (AP) — A Native American tribe trying to buy land it considers sacred in South Dakota's picturesque Black Hills is in negotiations with the landowners and has secured money for a deposit, though no final agreement has been reached, tribe officials said Tuesday.
By Kristi Eaton , September 04, 2012
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Oglala Indian tribe debates development, tourism options
WOUNDED KNEE — The Oglala Sioux Tribe occupies a seemingly prime piece of South Dakota — a vast, scenic reservation that stands near a crossroads for tourists visiting Mount Rushmore, the Badlands, the historic Old West town of Deadwood and other popular sites.
By Kristi Eaton , August 02, 2012
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Tribe revitalizes Lakota language through dance
ROSEBUD — With the Lakota-speaking population rapidly aging and decreasing, the Rosebud Sioux Tribe in South Dakota is trying to encourage young children to take an interest in a language that is, in many ways, secondary to English.
By Kristi Eaton , July 31, 2012
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Tanka Bar maker expects big growth with Whole Foods
A South Dakota company created to provide a healthy snack for American Indians expects its sales to grow by a third this year after seeing its product picked up by national grocery chain Whole Foods Markets.
By KRISTI EATON , February 13, 2012
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