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10 Must-Read Books by Indigenous Authors - Vimarsana News

10 Must-Read Books by Indigenous Authors

From propulsive fantasies to family sagas, mysteries, and more, Indigenous authors are creating the most noteworthy books of the year.

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Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration, Fire Starters film festival lead packed weekend in Macon - Vimarsana News

Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration, Fire Starters film festival lead packed weekend in Macon

A benefit concert by the Indigo Girls for the Ocmulgee National Park and Preserve Initiative is scheduled for Saturday at the Grand Opera House as well.

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Months after a sacred site was vandalized, Choctaw officials still seek answers - Vimarsana News

Months after a sacred site was vandalized, Choctaw officials still seek answers

Earlier this year, Amanda Bell and her family planned a visit to Nanih Waiya.  Located in southern Winston County between the Crystal Ridge and Bogue Chitto Choctaw communities, the Nanih Waiya mound is “the heartbeat of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians,” said Bell, who is manager and Choctaw archivist of the Chahta Immi Cultural […]. Local Mississippi Breaking News Story from CBS 12 New WJTV, your Jackson, MS news leader

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Months after a sacred site was vandalized, Choctaw officials still seek answers - Vimarsana News

Months after a sacred site was vandalized, Choctaw officials still seek answers

Earlier this year, Amanda Bell and her family planned a visit to Nanih Waiya. Located in southern Winston County between the Crystal Ridge and Bogue Chitto Choctaw communities, the Nanih Waiya mound is “the heartbeat of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians,” said Bell, who is manager and Choctaw archivist of the Chahta Immi Cultural [...]

Months after a sacred site was vandalized, Choctaw officials still seek answers - Vimarsana News

Months after a sacred site was vandalized, Choctaw officials still seek answers

Early this year, a sacred Choctaw site was vandalized. Months later, officials continue to search for the vandals and additional information.