Posts by Ray Sepulveda

November is Native American Month. It is a time to celebrate the rich and diverse cultures, traditions and histories and to acknowledge the important contributions of Native people. Native American…

On Oct. 15 the Alaska crab harvest season officially kicked off – opilio, Alaska king and Alaska Dungeness fisheries were able to open but others were less fortunate. The Alaska…

Julyamsh returned this year to a new setting with more space and more excitement. Julyamsh is the Northwest’s largest powwow with more than 800 dancers and about 60 drum groups…

Chinook Meadow will be seeing stars this summer – Food Network stars that is. Top Chef’s Antonia Lofaso, Iron Chef’s Cat Cora and local celebrity chefs will grace the meadow…

A long and troubling wait is finally over. After two years of discussion, research and even some looks at potential new facilities, Julyamsh has a new home. That home will…

The Coeur d’Alene Tribe recognizes winter as a quiet time, a time for reflection. It is a time to come together and reflect on the past year and also what…

Long before Native Americans were considered legal U.S. citizens, before they had the right to vote, before they could even be drafted they were volunteering to fight for this country.…

For our final blog post in celebration of Native American Month we sat down with casino Cultural Affairs Director Quanah Matheson to hear more about the history and culture of…

By Robert Stephen Bostwick At times, some of us look at this place and shake our heads a bit in disbelief. Some of us were around when this was a…