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Erie – Little Big Town
Erie has long been defined by its rural past and as the town grows, will need to draw from its history to maintain its authenticity.
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Native Americans
Native American students’ right to wear regalia at graduation protected by Colorado bill
Colorado would guarantee the right of Native American students to wear items such as eagle feathers and other traditional clothing at graduation ceremonies through a bill under consideration this year. The Native American Rights Fund receives many calls every spring…
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As Colorado Reels From Another School Shooting, Study Finds 1 in 4 Teens Have Quick Access to Guns
“That’s a lot of access and those are short periods of time,” said Virginia McCarthy, a doctoral candidate at the Colorado School of Public Health and the lead author of the research letter describing the findings in the medical journal…
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Longmont – Life Made Sweet
Immigrant groups converge in the high plains to build an American legacy in the shadow of an ancient culture.
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Whose Land Are You Really On?
Colorado’s story does not start with settlers, miners, and colonists but with the deep history of the Native American inhabitants.
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LEGISLATIVE WATCH WYOMING: Bill Codifying ICWA into State Law Passes House
The House on Wednesday passed a bill that would codify provisions of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) into state law as the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on the fate of the federal act later this year.
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Lafayette: Out of the Coal Dust
Exploring the people’s history of Lafayette beyond the typical textbook story we’ve all been told.
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Contemporary Native American Art Exhibit to Open at the Longmont Museum
The Longmont Museum welcomes nationally-recognized activist and artist Gregg Deal (Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe) as guest curator of a new contemporary Native American art exhibition presenting the work of locally and nationally-known Indigenous American artists.
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Info on Indigenous Student Journalist Fellowship in CO
We will offer two Indigenous college students studying journalism in Colorado the opportunity to learn about the niche of mental health journalism over three months.
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2023 Is the Year to Make an Impact | Duly Noted
As the New Year kicks into gear, one of our resolutions is to continue making as much an impact in our communities as possible, and we hope you're of the same mind. Here are three vetted organizations we think you…
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