By Raevin Frank Many girls wonder what it’s like being a Seminole Princess, but Jewel Buck doesn’t have to guess. She became Miss Florida Seminole in July 2011, and it’s been a great experience for her. Jewel traveled to many places and met many new people. "[Being Miss Florida Seminole] has opened a

By Christine McCall The Miss Florida Seminole Pageant has played an important role in the lives of young Seminole women since 1957, when the Tribal Council appointed Connie Gowen the first Miss Seminole. Since then, 51 women have held the Miss Seminole title after being selected by a panel of judges. Each

By Andrea Holata HOLLYWOOD — About a dozen Tribal youth caught an inside view of the media industry and how it operates during the sixth year of the Seminole Media Productions Workshop (SMPW) held at the Native Learning Center from July 23-27. With the help of SMP staff, youth had the opportunity

By Kathryn Stolarz HOLLYWOOD — Seminole Gaming employees watch patrons win big every day, but once a year staff get a chance at a prize that involves more than luck. Singers, a rap artist and even a magician took the stage on July 30 to vie for the Seminole Superstar title during

By Andrea Holata BRIGHTON — For decades, the Seminole Tribe has used storytelling for entertaining and teaching purposes. Community outreach specialist Willie Johns spoke to Tribal employees about the history and significance of storytelling within the Tribe during a Seminole Moments presentation on Aug. 9 at the Brighton Cattle & Range Dining