54th Annual UTTC International Powwow Results Previous Next The 54th Annual UTTC International Powwow was held September 6-8 in Bismarck, ND. Thousands of visitors gathered in the Capital City to experience one of the region’s largest celebrations. JUNIOR GIRLS JINGLE 3rd Justine Chiniquay (Stoney Nakoda) Morley, AB 2nd Amia Goodwill (Dakota/Oglala) Fort Qu’Appelle, SK 1st […]
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Driver Open Rodeo welcomes all comers Labor Day was a busy day at the Healing Horse Ranch as the Driver Open Rodeo hosted dozens of cowboys and cowgirls with a full slate of exciting events. (Photo by Jerry W. Kram) By Jerry W. Kram MHA Times Reporter As the outdoor rodeo season winds
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The River Willow begins her journeys The River Willow has three decks, the gaming deck with 45 slot machines and two card tables, a dining room that seats 75 on the second deck, the top deck is an open observation/smoking/party deck. (Photo by Jerry W. Kram) By. Jerry W. Kram MHA Times Reporter After…...
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Foote Memorial makes Father’s Day magic Bareback riders led off two evenings of PRCA rodeo action as the Adrian Foote Sr. Memorial Rodeo returned for the 14th year to the New Town Rodeo Grounds. Nearly 400 riders, ropers, racers, bulldoggers and bull riders participated in the event. (Photo by Jerry W. Kram) By. Jerry W.
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“You are not forgotten.” Second annual MMEIR Prayer Ride sets off for SD TJ Plentychief gives a prayer and spiritual guidance to riders at the MHA Interpretive Center before embarking on the second annual “You are not forgotten” MMEIR Prayer Ride. (Photo by Brian Heskin) By. Brian Heskin MHA Times Editor Several area bikers gathered…...
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Remembering the past, growing the future Bernadine Young Bird oversees a group of students and volunteers as they prepare the traditional garden at the Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College Four Sisters Garden. Beans and corn are planted in mounds with squash and sunflowers planted on the edges of the garden in the manner practiced by the…...
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MHA Rodeo Association Selects Princesses Kalgaree Spottedhorse and Dealainee Marcie Hall, MHA Rodeo Association Princess and Jr. Princess By. Jerry W. Kram MHA Times Reporter The MHA Rodeo Association has some new royalty. Before last week’s youth rodeo, the Association held a pageant to select its Princess and Junior Princess. Delainee Marcie Hall of New…...
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NHSC celebrates 50th anniversary graduation The Little Shell Singers perform an honor song for graduates of Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College at the Graduation Ceremony held on May 10 at the Northern Lights Wellness Center in New Town. (Photo by Jerry W. Kram) By. Jerry W. Kram MHA Times Reporter After celebrating its 50th year of…...
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Great turnout for Autism Walk Photo by Brian Heskin By. Brian Heskin MHA Times Editor West Segment TAT Fitness and Recreation hosted an Autism Awareness Walk last week in Mandaree. TAT Fitness and Recreation Specialist, Tia Mandan said over 100 people joined in the walk that took participants from the powwow grounds, to…...
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Honoring Vietnam Veterans By. Brian Heskin MHA Times Editor When it comes to honoring veterans, it’s hard to find a place that does it better than MHA Nation. Continuing their long tradition of recognizing and acknowledging those who have served, the MHA Nation Veterans Affairs Department hosted a special honoring event on Mar. 29…...
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