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The Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) held the first of its two December Explore History program “A Virtual Float Down Big Goose Creek,” at The Hub on Smith on Dec. 12. Kevin Knapp introduced the video, which was narrated by Bill Yellowtail, who sometimes leads the walking tour as well.

The stories of Native American communities have often been underreported and underrepresented when it comes to their experiences accessing healthcare and the impacts that are still felt today. Centuries of abuse, government mismanagement, distrust, and racism have been a regular part of that story. But a temporary exhibit that is part of the collection at the Western Heritage Center in Billings, Montana is telling that story about the experiences on the Crow and Northern Cheyenne reservations. W...

On June 14, the SCLT Explore History Program held a Walking Tour at Trail End, with a talk on the mansion’s landscaping by Sharie Shada, Superintendent at Trail End. Shada talked briefly about the history of John B. Kendrick and his home, Trail End. The house and grounds are now a Wyoming State H

Bidens chance to renew reservation economies Terry L. Anderson, opinion contributor © Getty Images Bidens chance to renew reservation economies As President-elect Joe Bidens cabinet appointments roll out, environmentalists will see a victory with the appointment of Rep. Deb Haaland (D-N.M.) as interior secretary, making her responsible for nearly a half-billion acres of federal lands. President Donald Trumps secretaries have overseen a reduction in the size of national monume...