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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT: Grand Island library hosts Celtic music; Pawnee at Crane Trust - Vimarsana News

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT: Grand Island library hosts Celtic music; Pawnee at Crane Trust

Celtic music will fill the air when the Grand Island Public Library hosts its first open session from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 1.

St. Kateri Conservation Center promotes holistic approach to ecological restoration - Vimarsana News

St. Kateri Conservation Center promotes holistic approach to ecological restoration

After years of working for secular conservation organizations, ecologist Bill Jacobs noticed a deficit in their approach. The planet's environ...

KU journalism professor documenting project to revive Pawnee varieties of corn - Vimarsana News

KU journalism professor documenting project to revive Pawnee varieties of corn

KU journalism professor documenting Pawnee project to preserve traditional corn.

Source: ku.edu
Long thought extinct, a native corn re-emerges - Vimarsana News

Long thought extinct, a native corn re-emerges

The fact that these age-old varieties survived — the fact that Pawnee corn exists at all in 2021 — is a story of tribal perseverance, cutting-edge horticulture and good, old-fashioned cooperation

Pawnees in Oklahoma work to save sacred, symbolic seeds - Vimarsana News

Pawnees in Oklahoma work to save sacred, symbolic seeds

Pawnees in Oklahoma work to save sacred, symbolic seeds Carla Hinton, Oklahoman © The Oklahoman Archive Deb Echo-Hawk, director of the Pawnee Seed Preservation Project, examines corn with Ronnie O'Brien as the two stand in the Pawnee Nation Round House during the 2018 Seed Preservation Project reveal in Pawnee. PAWNEE — Each ear of corn was sacred and symbolic. The husks were gently peeled from the kernels by a group of Pawnee Indians who gathered in 2018 at the Pawnee Nation Round House. The treasure they discovered gleamed for all to see — blue-speckled corn, and cor...

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