Seminole Tribe of Florida General Counsel Jim Shore, 80, Passes Away

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Ahfachkee students to attend high school, college simultaneously this fall

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Seminole Artist Experience Art Sale to be held in Immokalee

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Heat Advisory: July 18, 2025

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Community

Seminole Tribe of Florida General Counsel Jim Shore, 80, Passes Away

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Seminole Tribe of Florida HOLLYWOOD -- Jim Shore, 80, who served as General Counsel of the Seminole Tribe of Florida for more than four decades and guided the Tribe

Ashley Stokes, left, and Jill Horwitz speak at the "Good Natured" film screening May 15 at Savor Cinema in Fort Lauderdale. They stand in front of a projector with a photo of Stokes holding a camera on her shoulder. The text to the left of the photo on the projector says "'Good Natured' A Filmmaker's Journey in a Changing Climate. Thank you for attending! Stick around for a panel with the filmmaker and the Climate Resiliency Team."

Tribe’s climate team featured in PBS station’s documentary

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Ashley Stokes, left, and Jill Horwitz speak at the "Good Natured" film screening May 15 at Savor Cinema in Fort Lauderdale. (Tatum Mitchell) FORT LAUDERDALE —

Seminole author Caché launches official blog, unveils book series under Sacred Lady Panther Press

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Brian Bovard, left, and Greg Tolley stand in a lab.

Tribe partners with FGCU Water School

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Apolonia Nunez, left, and her father, David Nunez, attend a groundbreaking for a playground in Okeechobee in 2018. Her father is holding a yellow shovel in his right hand.

Apolonia Nunez qualifies to be Florida General Contractor

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Durante Blais-Billie speaks at the MMIR prayer walk. She is wearing a red shirt and skirt and is holding a microphone.

Community walks, prays for MMIR

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Education

Reservations hear from college representatives

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Jarvis Barnes-Jones, Florida Gulf Coast University director of community engagement and outreach, speaks with Brighton residents July 24, 2025, on the Brighton Reservation. Barnes-Jones discussed

Ahfachkee students to attend high school, college simultaneously this fall

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Cypress Billie completes Harvard program

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From left to right, Preslynn Baker, Merlelaysia Billie, Willo James, Neela Jones and Lason Baker enjoy their return to PECS. The group smiles and laughs while walking toward the camera in purple and black caps and gowns.

2025 grads return to Pemayetv Emahakv

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Health

Business expo, health fair to be held Aug. 21

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FORT LAUDERDALE – The South Florida Business Conference & Expo and the Medical Services Show, Health Fair & Longevity Expo will be held Aug. 21

Ashley Stokes, left, and Jill Horwitz speak at the "Good Natured" film screening May 15 at Savor Cinema in Fort Lauderdale. They stand in front of a projector with a photo of Stokes holding a camera on her shoulder. The text to the left of the photo on the projector says "'Good Natured' A Filmmaker's Journey in a Changing Climate. Thank you for attending! Stick around for a panel with the filmmaker and the Climate Resiliency Team."

Tribe’s climate team featured in PBS station’s documentary

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Ashley Stokes, left, and Jill Horwitz speak at the "Good Natured" film screening May 15 at Savor Cinema in Fort Lauderdale. (Tatum Mitchell) FORT LAUDERDALE —

From left to right, Big Cypress education work experience trainee Janessa Jones, CBH administrative assistant Maria Rivera, CBH child clinical associate Gabriella Velasco and library assistant Claudia Doctor with the book bin.

Libraries stock reading bins at tribal clinic and dental waiting rooms

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New Immokalee clinic welcomes patients

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Sports

Ava Nunez, in softball gear, puts up a peace sign toward the camera.

Ava Nunez, Thomas University softball show vast improvement

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Angel Goodrich attends the National American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony. Goodrich stands next to a "Hall of Fame" sign.

Firefighter, former WNBA player Angel Goodrich receives Hall of Fame honor

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PECS joins hands in a circle.

PECS softball honors 8th graders, beats Moore Haven JV

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Okeechobee coaches Danny Bonilla and Mary Huff speak to the team after its 4-2 loss. The team, in purple and white uniforms, take a knee in a circle around the coaches.

Okeechobee nearly pulls off stunning upset at American Heritage

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