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September 25, 2008
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Bringing back the days of Pine Ridge Village Days wild rides
PINE RIDGE - The revival of the Pine Ridge Village Days was a fun success last weekend. On Sept. 20, there was a variety of fun events including rock and roll wild ride, youth rodeo activities, the wildest wild ride, open bull riding, open barrel racing, bull scramble, wild horse race and an end o... More...
OST passes new grazing rate for tribal land
Council rate compromise between BIA rate, last year's tribal rate
By Tom Crash Times Correspondent

PINE RIDGE - During a special session on Tuesday, Sept. 16 in Pine Ridge, the OST Council passed a new minimum grazing rate per animal unit of measure per month of $12.50 for tribal land by a vote of 10-7. The Bureau of Indian Affairs had set a deadline of mid September for the tribe to set their ... More...

Group hires advocate to halt Episcopal Church closings
By Amanda Takes War Bonnet Times Editor

KYLE - About 30 people were in attendance at a public meeting Sept. 20 at Kyle at the Senior Citizen Center to discuss the issue of the closure of Episcopal churches on the Pine Ridge reservation. Bishop Creighton L. More...

 Headlines
•Moore: Bad administrators hurt Indian education called 'dance of the lemons'
PIERRE (AP) - The question of whether South Dakota adequately funds school districts is a convoluted issue, a state lawmaker testified recently in the trial of a lawsuit that challenges the state's education funding system. Sen. More...
•Election appeals board puts five candidates back on ballot, more to come
•AHS students particpate in homecoming
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 Lakota Wicoiye
•Democratic candidates sponsor public breakfast at Porcupine
PORCUPINE -- It was pancakes and politics here Sunday at a public breakfast sponsored by Democratic candidates for state and tribal offices. More...
•TCHS tennis team excels
•Four certified as economic development, finance professionals
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 Ask Anna
•Ask Anna
Dear Anna, Why did my Grandma die? She was so good. Why? 14 missing Unci. Dear 14 Missing Unci: This is a very hard question. I don't know why - in human terms. I only know that everyone of us doesn't get out of this world alive. More...
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 Opinion
•They call this non-discrimination!
Dear Editor: See how fast American government comes to financial bail out aid for white-collar citizens! One report refers to the need of $700 billion that the US government, which is funded by you and I, to aid the banking industry. That's $700 million! More...
•We, the Lakota women know how to sew quilts
•Tribal leaders should take lessons from Palin
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 Tim Giago
•A story dying to be told
When Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns and Merrill Lynch took a shellacking in the world of high finances last week many leaders of Indian tribes were hot on the phone lines to their brokers and money managers. I wonder how many of them will relay the information of their financial losses to their t... More...
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 Guest
•A leader worth dying for
How many times have we seen elections come and go on the Pine Ridge Reservation? How many leaders have taken up the challenge to lead our people to prosperity and a good way of life? What are the words we use when we think of Lakota leaders, humility, compassion, respect, integrity, and wisdom? More...
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 'REZ HAPPENINGS'
•Rez Happenings
Empowerment Zone meeting Saturday, Sept. 27 at Porcupine School from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch will be served. Door prizes. Call 455-1570. South Dakota fall sports schedule High School boy's football-Friday, Sept. 26 Red Cloud at Cheyenne Eagle Butte 6 p.m., Pine Ridge at Bennett County 7 p.m... More...
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 The Holy Road
•~Walter John Brewer~
THORNTON, COLO. - Walter John Brewer, 68, beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother, went home to be with the Lord on Sept. 17. He died from a hard fought battle with cancer in his home at Thornton. He was born to Lula E. Mills and Arthur J. Brewer at the Pine Ridge on May 25, 1940. More...
•~Eugene L. Richards~
•~Selma Swift Eagle Gilbert~
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 Sports
•Rossman scores 32 points in Red Cloud's 54-0 homecoming win
PINE RIDGE - In a back up role, sophomore running back/quarterback Truman Rossman came off the bench early for a 14 yard touchdown run to open Red Cloud's scoring and ended up scoring the last three TD's of the game to go with four two point conversions helping the Crusaders to a 54-0 homecoming w... More...
•Michaud, Young selected as Thorpe royalty
•Twiss, Lunderman reign as Royal Crusaders
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 Legal Notices
•Public Notices
MINUTES REQUEST FOR BIDS All proposals received after close of business on September 26, 2008 4:00 p.m. MST will not be considered as valid, no exceptions per this Legal Notice. Proposed date of bid opening may be September 30, 2008 at 10:00 (MST) at the OST Tribal Council Chambers. More...
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 Happy Ads
•Happy Ads
HAPPY BIRTHDAY'S Happy 2nd Birthday to our Chubby Little Boy Levron Big Crow "Baby Ron". To our Chubby little stinker My, my have you grown. Seems like yesterday you were just a little baby. More...
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