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Treasure Island Casino & Resort was closed for several weeks because of COVID-19, but careful planning allowed the leadership team to reopen and implement safety protocols for employees and guests. Steve Gardiner / RiverTown Multimedia

Indigenous Impacts Jan 1st 2021 - 4pm

RE Top 10 stories: Careful planning helped Treasure Island survive the pandemic

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Volunteers display the results of the Timberwolves food drive to help the elders of the Prairie Island Indian Community. Photo courtesy of the Prairie Island Indian Community.

Indigenous Impacts Oct 18th 2020 - 6am

Prairie Island in the pandemic: Lessons bring tribal members closer together

During the shutdown, Prairie Island Indian Communitt began offered Dakota language classes online. Tribal members also have access to information about events and concerns in the community. Photo courtesy of the Prairie Island Indian Community

Indigenous Impacts Oct 11th 2020 - 7am

Prairie Island in the pandemic: Connecting to tribal traditions in new ways

Since the casino reopened, there is a limit of three players at any gaming table. Steve Gardiner / RiverTown Multimedia

Indigenous Impacts Oct 2nd 2020 - 11am

Prairie Island in the pandemic: Planning paid off at Treasure Island

Indigenous Impacts Sep 27th 2020 - 3pm

How has COVID-19 affected Native American communities, people? View the entire 'Indigenous Impacts' project here

Shelley Buck addresses the crowd during a ceremony at Barn Bluff on October 16, 2018. Steve Gardiner / RiverTown Multimedia

Indigenous Impacts Sep 27th 2020 - 6am

Prairie Island in the pandemic: Tribal Council faced tough, wide-reaching decisions

An electronic billboard warns of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe COVID-19 checkpoint ahead, on the border of their reservation and South Dakota on state Highway 63 on August 27. (Jeremy Fugleberg / Forum News Service)

Indigenous Impacts Sep 25th 2020 - 7am

What’s next for Indian Country amid the pandemic? All eyes on Congress

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Series looks at how Native American communities are responding to COVID-19

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Members of Native American communities share their COVID-19 experiences, reflections; Read, listen to the 'Voices' of the 'Indigenous Impacts' project

An interpretive sign at Fork Clark State Historic Site in Mercer County, N.D., which notes the 1837 smallpox epidemic. Photo by Craig Bihrle

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

19th century journal foreshadows effect of colonization, neglect on Native American public health

The Sisseton-Wahpeton powwow on the Lake Traverse Reservation is the second-oldest in South Dakota and one of the nation's oldest. Special to The Forum

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

'It's home': The saga of two Dakota Sioux reservations, born of injustice, but enduring cultural homelands

Pow wow-goers participate in the potato dance, a traditional dance for couples. (Photo courtesy Simon Moya-Smith)

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Coronavirus places Indian Country on pause

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original poem: 'We Carry the Last Century'

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: What do I worry about first?

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: We need to create equity

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: The travels of Moose Meat Pete

On April 21, the Spirit Lake Health Center, Spirit Lake Tribal Health, North Dakota Department of Health and North Dakota Army National Guard conducted COVID-19 testing at the Spirit Lake Nation. Pictured, from left, are nurses Lisa Wallace, Jessica Tweeton and LaShawnda (Fassett) Kenner. Cheri Schaffer / Special to The Forum

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Tribes innovate to fight off, face COVID-19 pandemic

Mayo Clinic employees Valerie Guimaraes, left, and Sheila Quarberg assemble packages of masks to send to the 11 Minnesota tribes. They were part of a small group of Mayo Clinic’s COVID-19 task force who worked on the mask effort. Photo courtesy Mayo Clinic

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

Tests for tribes -- one way Mayo makes amends with Native Americans

The Blue Building houses tribal offices for the Spirit Lake Nation as seen on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012, in Fort Totten, N.D. Forum file photo

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

COVID-19 reveals deficiencies in IHS funding

Medical professional stand ready to test White Earth Nation residents at the Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen, Minn., who may have symptoms of coronavirus. Submitted Photo

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

In American Indian communities, questions about COVID-19 test access remain

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original song: ‘Legacy’ featuring Gene Thin Elk

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: Amidst dark times, resilience

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: COVID-19 has changed my life in many ways

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

An original essay: Turning inward in isolation

A vehicle drives on state Highway 73, past a sign in Kadoka, South Dakota, warning that only on-reservation traffic is welcome on the Pine Ridge Reservation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on Aug. 28. (Jeremy Fugleberg / Forum News Service)

Indigenous Impacts Sep 23rd 2020 - 2am

South Dakota COVID-19 checkpoints highlight fractures, strength in tribal relations