By Judy Weeks IMMOKALEE — The old adage that all good things are worth waiting for summed up the enthusiasm of Immokalee Board Liaison Dorothy Scheffler as she accepted the keys to her new house on the Immokalee Reservation. "It’s been seven years since I decided it was time to do something

By Alina Quintana ARLINGTON, Va. — About two dozen service organizations were invited to participate in the National Memorial Day Observance, including the Seminole Tribe of Florida’s Color Guard. Stephen Bowers, a founding member of the Seminole Color Guard and a Vietnam War combat veteran, said the Seminole Tribe’s participation marked only

By Kathryn Stolarz BIG CYPRESS — Music has entertained, connected and educated people for ages, and the Seminole Tribe has their own place in that legacy. As the Unconquered people, the Seminoles have fought to endure through wars and conflicts, and music has helped preserve their culture and history. Community outreach specialists

By Kathryn Stolarz BIG CYPRESS — It was game on for the Big Cypress seniors at Culture Day on May 30. About 15 seniors came out for some friendly competition under the blazing sun behind the Big Cypress Senior Center. The morning began with a pan toss, a game that Big Cypress coordinator