Seminole, Miccosukee tribes to participate in symposium at FSU

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Concerts, car and bike show highlight festival at Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee

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Cold weather advisory issued for Lakeland, Tampa reservations

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Doc Native nominated for Native American Music Award

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Community

Concerts, car and bike show highlight festival at Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee

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The Rhythm Shakers IMMOKALEE — Rockabillaque Florida, billed as the biggest festival of its kind in Florida, will celebrate mid-century and 1950s Americana with concerts, a

Curtis Motlow in a U.S. Navy Veteran hat.

Veterans Day Profile: Curtis Motlow

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Curtis Motlow (Kevin Johnson) U.S. Navy veteran Curtis Motlow is the 2024 Veterans Day Celebration’s Seminole Veteran Honoree. Motlow grew up in Oklahoma and moved to the

From left to right, Seminole veterans Paul Bowers Sr., Mitchell Cypress, Charles Hiers, Sallie Josh, Curtis Motlow and Jake Osceola are honored.

Veterans honored at Big Cypress ceremony

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The new hires’ badge ceremony Nov. 19 at fire station 108 in Hollywood. From left to right, firefighter/ paramedic Jordan Chenique, fire inspector Natalia Whiteshield, firefighter/paramedic Nicolas Lavrigata, firefighter/ paramedic Kassandra Loriga, firefighter/paramedic Oscar Moreau and wildland firefighter Garret Henderson.

New, seasoned firefighters recognized at Hollywood badge ceremony

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Seminole veteran Sallie Josh presents Ret. Brigadier General Nolen Bivens with a Seminole jacket. In the background are, from left to right, President Holly Tiger, Miss Florida Seminole CeCe Thomas and Jr. Miss Florida Seminole Violet Osceola.

Veterans’ sacrifices, service honored at Brighton ceremony

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Veterans Mitchell Cypress, left, and Paul Bowers Sr. in the Ahfachkee School gym before their presentation to the middle and high school students Nov. 13.

Tribal veterans Paul Bowers Sr., Mitchell Cypress share wartime experiences at Ahfachkee

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Education

Seminole, Miccosukee tribes to participate in symposium at FSU

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The Native American and Indigenous Studies Center at Florida State University in Tallahassee. (Photo by Kevin Johnson) Florida State University will host “Two Tribes of Florida:

Veterans Mitchell Cypress, left, and Paul Bowers Sr. in the Ahfachkee School gym before their presentation to the middle and high school students Nov. 13.

Tribal veterans Paul Bowers Sr., Mitchell Cypress share wartime experiences at Ahfachkee

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PECS staff sold candy, snacks and drinks to raise money for the school’s end of the year trip. From left are Michele Thomas, Stephanie Tedders, Dixie Houston and Tracy Downing. In front is 8th grade member of the safety patrol Payton Barasch.

Concession stand at PECS track meet raises money for safety patrol

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Language department director Francine Osceola checks Spencer Jock’s winning bingo card during the Immokalee Elaponke bingo game Nov. 14.

Immokalee Elaponke bingo aims to help revitalize language

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Health

New Immokalee clinic welcomes patients

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The entrance of the Immokalee Medical Clinic. (Beverly Bidney) IMMOKALEE — The recently completed Immokalee Medical Clinic and Behavioral Health Center is open and ready for

AAIP to host 52nd conference this September: Registration now open

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The Association of American Indian Physicians (AAIP) is gearing up to host the 52nd annual Meeting and National Health Conference Sept. 5-8 in Salt Lake

Family, tribal programs put David Osceola on sober, happy, grateful path

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Diabetes program renewed through Jan. 19

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Sports

Tribal players set to start high school football playoffs

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Moore Haven volleyball to play in state semifinal Nov. 4

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Another first for Moore Haven volleyball as Terriers win regional semifinal

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Okeechobee storms back, but falls short in volleyball regional

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