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The first-ever Jackson Intertribal Gathering celebrated the theme of “The Wisdom of Tribal Unity.” Experience 2023's Lighting of the Teepees.

‘We are in the business of memories’ By GWEN SWIGER Posted 2/14/21 When the coronavirus put a halt to many of the library’s in-person activities, Margot Still, history branch manager, started looking at other ways of engaging residents in local history and the History Branch of the Cleveland Bradley County Public Library. Although the History Branch had been sharing online activities on Facebook since 2016, its offerings began to expand. One of its newest features is short documentaries on people and organizations in the community. Another focus is its Unknown but not Forgotten photos....

Propane problems, St. Pat’s in Sept., fishing upside: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Montgomery: Thousands of people showed up at sites from the coast to the Tennessee Valley as Alabama began vaccinating senior citizens against COVID-19. People spent the night in cars waiting for shots in Baldwin County, where health workers began immunizing people early Tuesday. County health workers in Huntsville vaccinated 500 people Monday, although only 300 people had appointments. Other sites opened in cities ranging in size fr...

Yellowstone Public Radio Teepee erected by Indigenous groups to memorialize those who've died from COVID-19 and look forward to a new chapter for the country under the Biden Administration. The evening before President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, a collective of Indigenous organizations erected a teepee near Sacrifice Cliffs in Billings. As the sun set Tuesday evening, Bill Snell, executive director of the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council and president of the Pretty Shield Foundation, explained the teepee serves as a memorial for those who’ve died from COVID-19 and as a symbol o...

Montana tribes to participate in national moment of unity by lighting teepee in Billings Nora Mabie, Great Falls Tribune Montana tribes will participate in a national moment of unity and memorial for COVID-19 victims on Tuesday at 3 p.m. by illuminating a teepee on Sacrifice Cliff in Billings. The teepee will be illuminated through Tuesday evening.  The national memorial, which will kick off in Washington, D.C. as part of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, will feature the lighting of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and the illumination of buildings in cities nat...