Pow Wow Showcases Native Cultures And Community Unity
The Pow Wow displays diverse Native American participants and vendors selling crafts while organizers, including A J Randall known as Screaming Eagle, emphasize teaching harmony among races. Randall notes outreach to schools and ongoing growth with hopes for broader public involvement.
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Burnettown set for pivotal mayor and council races
Citizens face a crucial election as Carver challenges Councilman Mike Miller for mayor in Wagener while Councilmen John Hudson and George Smith seek re election. Voter turnout urged ahead of polls opening at 7 am and closing at 7 pm.
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Three generations in church choir share lifelong bond
In a small church, Medlock and Weeks describe a close knit family choir of about 10 members. Family ties and long memories guide songs ranging from Amazing Grace to patriotic numbers. The singers view church music as a gift and source of joy, witness, and comfort through hard times.
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Bill Continues Fight Over Exotic Poultry Fights
Johanns argued the measure fits an animal welfare view while Bush pushes a bird flu preparedness package of 7.1 billion dollars. A Thai 18 year old who raised fighting cocks died of avian flu last year and fighting birds can spread disease as they injure each other in the pit.
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