BRIGHTON — Members of the Brighton community paid tribute to their friend Roger Smith at a cattle drive held in his memory on March 16. Led by his riderless horse Goldie, Smith’s boots backward in the stirrups, about 100 people participated in the Roger Smith Memorial Cattle Drive to move a

BRIGHTON — Growing sugarcane in Brighton is as natural as raising cattle; the 800 acres of sugarcane fields on the reservation are surrounded by cattle pastures. After a few years’ hiatus and a complete overhaul of the fields, sugarcane is back in full production and the recent harvest was one

HOLLYWOOD — Sally Tommie opened the Chupco Indian Art Gallery as an outlet to represent the Seminole Tribe and to share Native American heritage through artwork. It’s also a place to find fine gifts for dignitaries visiting the Tribe. As a former employee of Tribal government, Tommie presented Tribal gifts to

HOLLYWOOD — Most people don’t give too much thought to how clean water enters and exits their homes. Fortunately, employees in the Public Works Department think about nothing else – except safety – while accomplishing that formidable task for the Seminole Tribe. About a year ago, the department initiated improved safety

BRIGHTON — Earning a state license to qualify for a job in the Public Works Department can be a challenge; rigorous licensing exams test student knowledge of specific and technical information. Recently, Public Works Quality Assurance coordinator Craig Gopher became the first Tribal member to earn a Water Distribution System

The Tribe’s Animal Control Program ensures treasured family pets receive vaccinations, rabies shots and electronically tracked implanted microchips through semi-annual clinics. About 50 Hollywood dogs and cats brought their owners to the rabies and microchip clinic on March 28 outside the Health Department. "When the Animal Control Program was started in

DELRAY BEACH — Delray Beach has never been a Seminole stronghold, but in the 1800s there were a few Seminole camps at nearby Lake Ida. On March 14, Delray Beach city officials cut the ribbon to commemorate the downtown Gateway Art Project, which features Tribal imagery as part of the