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Moore Haven boys rally to win district championship

by Kevin Johnson -

The Moore Haven High School boys basketball team celebrates after winning the Rural Class District 8 championship, 51-47, against Fort Meade at Moore Haven High School on Feb. 7, 2025. (Photo by Kevin Johnson/The Seminole Tribune) MOORE HAVEN – For three quarters it looked like the Moore Haven High School boys

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

by The Seminole Tribune -

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 car and bike show, burlesque shows, contests and more Jan. 18 at Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee. The festival is free and open to all ages. A

Olympic skateboarder helps open new Brighton skate park

by Beverly Bidney -
Professional skateboarder Andy MacDonald jumps over Brighton Councilman Larry Howard and Recreation site manager Mary Huff, who are laying on the ground, during the grand opening.

Professional skateboarder Andy MacDonald jumps over Brighton Councilman Larry Howard and Recreation site manager Mary Huff during the grand opening. (Beverly Bidney) BRIGHTON — The Brighton Reservation inaugurated its new skate park Nov. 23 with a slew of professional and amateur skaters of all ages. The youngest budding skateboarder was 2

Princesses cherish FSU homecoming experience

by Kevin Johnson -
Miss Florida Seminole CeCe Thomas, left, and Jr. Miss Florida Seminole Violet Osceola walk across midfield during halftime at Florida State University's homecoming football game Nov. 23 at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee. Thomas and Osceola stand at centerfield with marching band members on either side. They wave, facing the camera, with a crowd of people wearing red behind them.

Miss Florida Seminole CeCe Thomas, left, and Jr. Miss Florida Seminole Violet Osceola walk across midfield during halftime at Florida State University's homecoming football game Nov. 23 at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee. (Kevin Johnson) TALLAHASSEE — The Seminole Tribe’s princesses are not even halfway through their year of representing the

Native arts, culture come to life at AIAC

by Beverly Bidney -
Seminole medicine man Bobby Henry leads the welcome dance at the AIAC Nov. 1, followed by Miss Florida Seminole CeCe Thomas, Jr. Miss Florida Seminole Violet Osceola and actor/writer Dallas Goldtooth.

Seminole medicine man Bobby Henry leads the welcome dance at the AIAC Nov. 1, followed by Miss Florida Seminole CeCe Thomas, Jr. Miss Florida Seminole Violet Osceola and actor/writer Dallas Goldtooth. (Beverly Bidney) BIG CYPRESS — The Seminole Tribe’s Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum held its annual American Indian Arts Celebration (AIAC) in Big

Tribe, FSU celebrate dedication of Native American & Indigenous Studies Center

by Kevin Johnson -
From left to right, Chairman Marcellus W. Osceola Jr., Miss Florida Seminole CeCe Thomas, Jr. Miss Florida Seminole Violet Osceola and FSU President Richard McCullough standing around the FSU Greene-Lewis Native American & Indigenous Studies Center sign.

From left to right, Chairman Marcellus W. Osceola Jr., Miss Florida Seminole CeCe Thomas, Jr. Miss Florida Seminole Violet Osceola and FSU President Richard McCullough. (Kevin Johnson) TALLAHASSEE — The Seminole Tribe of Florida’s presence was felt outsideand inside at the dedication of Florida State University’s Native American & Indigenous Studies

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