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A dauntless advocate of Indigenous justice walked on with the passing of indomitable Water Protector and fearless Warrior Joye Braun. Joye was the National Pipeline organizer for the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN).

The music and energy of downtown Nashville are undeniable, but dig a layer deeper to find unique history, cuisine, culture

Albert Bender is inextricably linked to the enigma of the creepy, sinister Men in Black; it was his 1951-1952 encounters

It's a little-known fact that the late Brad Steiger - a friend of mine for about nine years - had a particular fascination

While on a radio show a few nights ago, I was asked how and why I specifically got involved in the matter of the Men in Black

It’s a fact that when our bodies become depleted of vital energies and essential vitamins and minerals we fall sick

CHEROKEE, N.C.—The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) held its 110th Cherokee Indian Fair from Oct. 4-8 after two years of cancellations due to the pandemic. In fact, at one point there was uncertainty as to when the fair would resume.

Five years ago, Nashville became the first state capitol and major city in the south to recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day. Today, members of the local Native American community remember their people.

Yes, I know the title of today's article is a weird one. But, stay with me. There is, for example, the very weird saga of

Truman Bethurum was a Californian, born in 1898, who spent much of his early years working jobs that never seemed to last.