Firecracker Walk/Run by Dawn’s Early Light

By Elgin Jumper

BIG CYPRESS — At dawn, about 6:30 a.m., on July 4, 21 participants either walked or ran in the third annual Firecracker Walk/Run. The early staging of the event served as a precaution to the extreme heat later in the day. (continue...)

Tribal Youth Helps Rebuild His Fire-Damaged School

Participates in Fiesta Bowl with Champion Boise Broncos

By Robert C. North Sr.

NEW MEADOWS, Idaho — Tribal citizen, Wyatt Deitz, 11, son of Erica and Bruce Deitz of New Meadows, Idaho, said he “felt sad” for two reasons. First, his school music room and gym were severely damaged due to a fire caused by faulty wiring, but the fire did not spread to the entire school due to fire walls. (continue...)

Seminole Horse Whisperer Tells His Story in Book

By Susan Etxebarria

On May 15 a reverent book came off the presses, which gives readers a glimpse into the depth of Seminole culture. It is a touching story, more like a parable, of an unlikely friendship between a Seminole elder and a white woman. (continue...)

Higher Education 2006-07 Graduates

By Linda Iley, Higher Education Advisor

The Education Department is proud to announce its 06-07 graduates: (continue...)

Naples Students Cruise With Mickey Mouse

By Judy Weeks

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Fifteen students enrolled in the Naples Education Program joined their parents on the docks in Port Canaveral to embark on a Disney Cruise on June 10. Boarding a luxury ship, they enjoyed a four-day trip to the islands of the Bahamas. (continue...)