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One of Ocean Spring’s most unique attractions honors the history of Mississippi’s Native Americans. Read more about the history of Crooked Feather here.

The Cherokee Chieftain "is in the right place," according to Lucy Rymer, executive director of the Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points.

Cleveland’s “Cherokee Chieftain” is 50.

Each with its own distinct personality, Delawares beaches have their own vibe. Heres what you need to know, where to eat, drink and be entertained.

Everyone likes an inside scoop. Thats why were bringing you a free look at our exclusive guide to the Delaware beaches. Party like a local!

Peter Wolf Toth has returned to Ocean City, and recalls his life and plans to repair his Indigenous Peoples sculpture titled "Nanticoke."

Peter Wolf Toth spent several days this week making repairs and tweaks to the Native American Nanticoke statue at the entrance to the Ocean City inlet parking lot.

Here are nine oddities worth a desert detour for a closer look — because no matter how odd they may seem, your eyes aren't deceiving you!

1 of 11 “Junaluska” is a 30-foot carving honoring American Indians. The sculpture was created in 1986 by sculptor Peter Wolf Toth. Robert Houk  Metro-Kiwanis Park is home for “Junaluska” a 30-foot carving honoring American Indians. The sculpture was created in 1986 by sculptor Peter Wolf Toth. Robert Houk Friendship Garden is located inside the park. It is a 3-acre special use area used primarily for self-directed activities. Robert Houk Friendship...