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Kimberly Burk Tricia Fields Alexander discovered her passion early on. “A lot of the girls, their goal was to be the powwow princess,” said Alexander, who is enrolled Muscogee (Creek) and lives in Glenpool. “I wanted to be the head cook. I always gravitated to the women with the aprons on.” The women who prepared the food for tribal ceremonies and powwows would put her to work washing potatoes or wiping counters. “It always made me feel good to be a part of it, to help,” said Alexander, a tribal youth wellness coordinator and owner of Autumn Star Catering. As with many American Indians, cooking was a family affair for Alexander. But she credits much of her knowledge of traditional cooking to the tribal ceremonies she attended every summer weekend, including the Cheyenne Sun Dances to which they were invited by her father’s best friend. ....
Hero of Sand Creek Massacre in Colorado honored on 150th anniversary Members of an Arapaho and Cheyenne honor guard mark the Sand Creek Massacre’s 150th anniversary at Riverside Cemetery in Denver, resting place of Capt. Silas Soule, who exposed the atrocity. (Brennan Linsley / Associated Press) Reporting from Denver As dawn broke, the first headstones began appearing against a backdrop of oil refineries and rolling freight trains. Most were indistinguishable knee-high, white, bearing spare inscriptions about those lying below. Rhoda Hungary moved swiftly through Riverside Cemetery, home to more than 1,000 military graves, toward one marked simply “SS Soule Capt. 1 Colorado Cav.” ....
When one thinks of winter, getting outdoors does not necessarily sound enticing. Swimming and boating may not be at the top of your winter activities, but fishing certainly can be. When it comes to trout, wintertime is the best season, while crappie and bass go dormant. But brown and rainbow trout just appear to be more active and playful, if you will. Oklahoma supports two trout fisheries 12 months out of the year the Lower Mountain Fork River and the Lower Illinois River. But for those trout anglers, there are seasonal trout areas that open on Nov. 1, and they are quite popular. According to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, those areas include: Blue River, Robbers Cave, Sunset Lake, Medicine Creek, Perry CCC ....