Archive Record
Metadata
Catalog Number |
2024.20.18 |
Object Name |
Newspaper |
Date |
December 2024 |
Scope & Content |
"The Seminole Tribune: Voice of the Unconquered"; Vol. 48 no. 12; December 2024; The Official Newspaper of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Articles, subjects, and images include: -Former President James L. Holt's legacy lives on with Oklahoma bridge dedication -Doc Native nominated for Native American Music Award -Princesses cherish FSU homecoming experience -Veterans honored at Big Cypress ceremony -Veteran's Day Profile: Curtis Motlow -BC walk, flag retirement ceremony honors those who served -Non-resident cultural exchange unites Seminoles from across the country -Okalee Village hosts powwow -Cheyenne Kippenberger's TEDx talk was 'led by love' -New, seasoned firefighters recognized at Hollywood badge ceremony -'Humbled and wow-ed': Derek Koger receives CEO Council Leadership Award -Hard Rock opens new casino, hotel in Bristol, Virginia -Naples sisters honor father with annual pie sale in his name -Federal assistance available for Hurricane Milton damage -HRI/Seminole Gaming focus on waste reduction with Ocean Conservancy -Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum wins grant award for Tribune photograph project -Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum wins Guardians of Culture and Lifeways award -Artifact of the Month -Seminole History Stories - the Battle of Wahoo Swamp -Mobile food vehicle offers healthy choices for BC -STOF Renewable Energy and Sustainability Conference to be held in January -Everglades Restoration Strategies Project wraps up construction phase -Seminole Scenes - Winter Garden Heritage Museum, holiday parties, gifts -Veterans' sacrifices, service honored at Brighton ceremony -National Native News -Tribal veterans Paul Bowers Sr., Mitchell Cypress share wartime experiences at Ahfachkee -Students, teachers from Ahfachkee, PECS earn awards from state during Native American Heritage Month -Bailey Marie Osceola Latchford sings National Anthem at FSU events -Native American Hoop Apache Crown dancers wow PECS students -Concession stand at PECS track meet raises money for safety patrol -Immokalee preschool Halloween -Hollywood preschool donates toys, supplies to Sistrunk Early Learning Center -Tribe, FSU celebrate dedication of Native American & Indigenous Studies Center -Immokalee Elaponke bingo aims to help revitalize language -Native arts, culture come to life at AIAC -Train, Def Leppard, Brad Paisley coming to Immokalee Reservation -Actor, writer Dallas Goldtooth plays big role at AIAC -Miccosukee Arts & Crafts Festival to be held Dec. 26-29 -Hollywood skate park opens -Olympic skateboarder helps open new Brighton skate park -New patchwork exhibit opens at Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum -Memorable season for Moore Haven ends in state semifinals -Osceola sisters earn praise in final season together at Hollywood Hills - As Moore Haven improved in second half of season, so did Greg James, Thaddeus Johns -'Zae' Thomas stars in American Heritage playoff win -PECS basketball teams start season with wins -Kashlynn Cooper helps Heritage Hall volleyball to successful season -'Fresh' Walters, Iowa Western to play in semifinals -FSU wins Seminole Heritage games -Female racing series to be part of Grand Prix week -PECS students showcase athleticism in track meet -Pro bull riding team returns to Sunrise in 2025 -All-Native football game to showcase class of 2025 -Chalo Nitka festival to be held Feb. 22 to March 1 |