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Eagle Butte · Eagle ButteSuperintendent Kara Four Bear of Eagle Butte School District 20-1 and C-EB Schools has been appointed to the South Dakota Department of Education’s Oceti Sakowin Essential Understandings (OSEU) Review Committee. Comprised of Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota education professionals along with cultural elders and leaders, this committee aims to assess the current OSEUs, offer feedback for necessary and forthcoming updates, and to guide their future deve…See the Story
Eagle Butte School District 20-1 Superintendent Four Bear selected for OSEU Review Committee
De Smet · De SmetPolish your boots and shine those spurs, Horizon Health Care is coming to town and bringing a full-fledged bull bash. The Horizon Health Foundation is excited to announce the Cowboys Care Bull Bash, a fundraising event to keep care close to home for the communities of Bison, Eagle Butte, Faith, Isabel, and McIntosh. The event is scheduled for Saturday, July 13, 2024, at the Isabel Rodeo Grounds. Gates open at 4 p.m. with five bouncy houses for …See the Story
Cowboys Care Bull Bash
Pandemic · Eagle ButteDuring the pandemic, there was an increased interest in birding, as people looked for more ways to spend time outdoors with their families, especially in their yards and nearby parks. And people started to notice that birding helped them feel better. Articles describing this abound: “Birding with Benefits: How Nature Improves Our Mental Health” (Audubon Society), “The Surprising Health Benefits of Bird-Watching” (New York Times), “Nature and Men…See the Story
It’s about the birds
Eagle Butte · Eagle ButteRain on the way but the weekend looks nice Editor’s note: Our weather columnist J.P. Hutson is on the road this week returning to Cheyenne River after traveling to Ohio to honor his daughter as she graduated Magna Cum Laude from college. Congratulations to them both! Please accept this feeble attempt at a weather report in his place. April brought a unique weather pattern with a lot of moisture across the Great Plains. Severe weather patterns ov…See the Story
West River Eagle Local Weather Outlook
Native American · Eagle ButteThe Lost Children: This is part of a series of stories by South Dakota Searchlight and the Argus Leader about the overrepresentation of Native American children in the state’s foster care system. Originally published by South Dakota Searchlight, November 12, 2023, at southdakotasearchlight.com/2023/11/12/foster-families-get-paid-but-not-kinship-relatives-caring-for-native-children/. Reprinted under Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Kinsh…See the Story
Foster families get paid, but not ‘kinship’ relatives caring for Native children
Sioux Falls · Sioux FallsPHOTO COURTESY OF BILLIE SUTTON LEADERSHIP 2024 Sutton Leadership Institute Class with Billie and Kelsea Sutton. The Billie Sutton Leadership Institute’s sixth year is underway, and the 2024 Sutton Leaders and Rural POWER class has been announced. Sixteen members of the new class met for a training seminar this past weekend in Oacoma to kick off the year-long leadership development program. Billie Sutton, a former state senator, 2018 candidate f…See the Story
Dewey County resident selected for Rural POWER Program
Eagle Butte · Eagle ButteMay 5th is Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) Day, an event to raise awareness and spark action for the atrocities facing Native women and children. In observance of the day, individuals wear red and attend marches, rallies, bike rides, fundraisers, and other events to raise awareness for the MMIW cause and fight against the injustice that’s happening to Native women and their families every day. According to Native Hope, a …See the Story