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They attacked my aunt like a bunch of coyotes attacking sheep in a corral,” recalls Navajo tribal member Roberta Tovar. “They were going, ‘Mary, Mary, just go ahead and sign it.’” The “coyotes” included representatives of Western Refining, a Texasbased...

Hunting Pheasants in South Dakota By Senator Mike Rounds Across the country, the month of October is a time to carve pumpkins and watch the leaves change color. While I enjoy participating in these activities with my family, for us, the highlight of...

Pheasants Forever Applauds South Dakota Governor Daugaard for Announcing Pheasant Habitat Summit The Summit is Open to the Public and Pheasants Forever Chapters Encouraged to Attend Pierre, S.D. – October 15 – Pheasants Forever (PF) applauds...

← Older revision Revision as of 18:25, 8 September 2013 Line 5: Line 5:   South Dakota became the 40th U.S. state when it joined the Union in 1889, and as of 2010 had a population of 814,180 people. The Missouri River runs through South...

By Chip Ward | ( Tomdispatch.com ) | – – Americans who don’t live in the West may think that the historic clash of Native Americans and pioneering settlers is long past because the Indians were, after all, defeated and now drive cars, watch television...