Archived News Articles

• American Indian Voters Face Hostility in South Dakota
  Indian Country - September 26, 2005

• The Lessons Learned from Katrina
  Native American Times - September 19, 2005

• Sioux Want to Clear Land of Bombs
  Washington Post- August 2, 2005

• S.D. Indians High Risk for Heart Disease
  Argus Leader - July 17, 2005

• Illinois Group Builds New Playground at Oglala
  Rapid City Journal - July 18, 2005

• Standing at the Crossroads
  Lincoln Journal Star, July 17, 2005 - Special Section: Whiteclay

• The Seventh Generation
• Mother Determined to Escape Alcohol, Violence
• Gangs, Violence, Drinking Take Toll
• A March in Remembrance
• The Ghosts of Whiteclay
• Couple Takes David-and-Goliath Approach to Whiteclay
• Alcohol's Legacy Handed Down
• A Gravestone Made of Heartache
• A Place called Dewing
• The Great Alcohol Debate
• Alcohol, Whiteclay an Issue from The Beginning
• Tribal Police Fight a Daunting Battle
• Turning of the Tide
• From Needing Help to Helping Others
• Some Find Strength in Spiritual Practices
• Faith, Prayer Help Keep LeBeaus on Right Path
• Walking a Road of His Own
• Blankness Catches Up with One Runner, Chases Another
• A Sacred Vision: Don't Lose Yourself
• Runner Fights to Save His Hero
• Getting Back into The Race
• Catching Up with Patrick Grass
• Whiteclay: Headlines Through the Years
• Tribal Leaders Agree to Help Patrol Whiteclay
• Liquor Commission Rejects a Liquor-License Request for A Store in Whiteclay
• Johanns Proposes Whiteclay Summit
• President Clinton Visits Pine Ridge

• Bus Service Bound for Reservation
  Rapid City Journal- July 13, 2005

• Healers Prescribe Tribal Tradition
  Washington Post- June 26, 2005

• Mold Threatens Health on South Dakota Indian Reservations
  Rapid City Journal- May 23, 2005

• Reservation Program Blends Conventional Treatment with Tradition
  Aberdeen News - Dec. 21, 2004

• Porcupine Dialysis Unit Eases Burden
  Rapid City Journal- Oct. 31, 2004

• On Pine Ridge, a String of Broken Promises-
  Politicians' Talk Means Little on Troubled S.D. Reservation
  Washington Post article - October 21, 2004

• Left Behind
  Change comes slowly to poverty-stricken Lakota country
  Colorado Springs Independent- Sep. 25, 2003

• Red Shirt Plans Domed School
  Rapid City Journal- Sep. 13, 2004

• B-r-r-r! Some Area Residents Struggle for Heat, Shelter in Cold Temps
  Rapid City Journal- Jan. 14, 2004

• Poor Indian Health Blamed on Federal Failures
  indianz.com- March 21, 2002

• The Oglala Sioux Tribe Begins a New Era
  Indian Country- Dec. 17, 2004

• Native Children Living in Poor, Single-Parent Homes
  indianz.com- March 19, 2004

• Oglala Lakota College Leaves a Legacy of Learning
  Rapid City Journal - Dec. 25, 2004

• This Ride is About our Future
  Parade Magazine Archive

• Heating Costs Leave People in the Cold
  Rapid City Journal - Dec. 18, 2004

• Oglala Sioux Inaugurate First Female President
  Aberdeen News - Dec. 12, 2004

• Reservation Town's Library Nearly Finished
  Rapid City Journal - Oct. 30, 2004

• Tree-Thinning Wood Will Go to Pine Ridge
  Aberdeen News - Oct. 23, 2004

• Indian Students Join Scientists in Study of Northern Lights
  Aberdeen News - Oct. 12, 2004

• Black Mold Plagues Indian Housing
  Aberdeen News - August 19, 2004