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  Swearing-In Ceremony for Jim Potter Held
Jim Potter was sworn in as secretary of the Tribal Council this morning at the Bingo Hall. Read More
 Jim Potter Regains Tribal Council Secretary Seat in Run-off Election Today
Jim "Wabaunsee" Potter regained his seat as secretary today in a run-off election held at the Bingo Hall by beating Dawn "Sogi" LeClere.   Read More
 Four Tribes Meeting Hosts Kansas Attorney General Steve Six and Alan Metzger

The four tribes of Kansas met yesterday for their quarterly meeting and hosted Steven Six, Kansas Attorney General, and Alan Metzger, Assistant U.S. Attorney's Office.
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 PBPN Member Services Trying to Locate Missing Tribal Members
Member Services is trying to locate some missing tribal members. 
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 Happy Birthday Julia Kabance: 100 Years Old Today

The PBPN Firekeeper Elder Center hosted a 100th birthday party for Julia Kabance today.
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 Casino Places First in Six Best of Topeka Categories

The Prairie Band Casino & Resort took six top rankings in this year's Best of Topeka awards and placed in several other categories that is sponsored by the Topeka Capital-Journal.
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 Firekeeper Golf Course Plans Soft Opening for PBPN In September: Public Opening Spring

Firekeeper Golf Course is scheduled to open to the public in spring 2011 with a soft opening scheduled for PBPN members only this fall.
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 PBPN Leave for Gathering Hosted by Citizen Potawatomi

Prairie Band Potawatomi members are traveling to the Gathering this weekend in Shawnee, Okla. that is being hosted by the Citizen Potawatomi Nation.
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 Notice of Clarification to Tribal Members About Election

A notice of clarification has been issued from the Prairie Band Potawatomi Election Board about the Tribal Council/Gaming Commission Election held on July 24.
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 Swearing-In Ceremony And Farewell for Tom Tuckwin Held
A swearing-in ceremony for newly elected tribal leaders was held yesterday along with a reception for Tom Tuckwin who is leaving the Gaming Commission. Read More
 Ortiz, Kitchkumme and Wahweotten Win Seats in Election: Run Off For Secretary
Steve Ortiz, Rey Kitchkumme, and Warren "Junior" Wahweotten won Tribal Council/Gaming Commission Election seats on Saturday by a mail-in-ballot vote. A run-off election will be held with Jim "Wabaunsee" Potter and Dawn "Sogi" LeClere  who will face each other for secretary Read More
 Tribal Member Section Added to Nation’s Website
A tribal member only section has been added to the Nation's website where member-specific documents can be found. Read More
 Harvest in the Community Gardens
Three community gardens have been planted this summer through the Nation's Diabetes Prevention Program and the produce is being harvested and distributed by Eddie Joe Mitchell who is the traditional gardener for the Nation.   Read More
 Glimpses of the Firekeeper Golf Course
Recent photos of the new Firekeeper Golf Course taken last week.   Read More
 U.S. Senator Sam Brownback Visits PBPN

U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., who is running for Kansas governor, made a campaign stop today at the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation.  He met with Tribal Council and a reception for him followed.
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 Notice of Vacancies on PBPN Boards

PBPN Announcement: Notice of Vacancies.  Applications will be accepted beginning July 15 through September 15, 2010 for the following positions: One (1) vacancy on the Prairie Band Potawatomi Entertainment Corporation Board of Directors.  In addition, the Prairie Band LLC, a limited liability corporation wholly owned by the PBPN, has three (3) openings for its Board of Directors.  
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 PBPN 2nd Quarter Charitable Contributions Ceremony Tomorrow

The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation will hold its 2nd quarter charitable contributions ceremony tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Prairie Band Casino and Resort.
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 Watch Tim Shane Compete in PINKS ALL OUT Race This Weekend
Tribal member Tim Shane will drag race this weekend at the PINKS ALL OUT two-day event that will be televised from Topeka's Heartland Park Saturday evening.
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 Charles Wakole and Robert Jackson Return Home
Tribal members Charles Wakole and Robert Jackson returned home from a year of military service today and were reunited with family and friends at a Welcome Home ceremony in Topeka. Read More
 Boys & Girls Club Visits News Department
Boys & Girls Club members paid a visit to the News Department today as part of their Summer Youth Enrichment program.  Read More

 

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Press Releases

 NB3 Foundation Challenge Results

Hunter Mahan and Cristie Kerr teamed up to win the third annual Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge this week in New York. 
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 Notah Begay III Foundation Opens Soccer Field in San Felipe Pueblo

The Notah Begay III Foundation (NB3 Foundation) helped the San Felipe Pueblo community officially open its brand-new, $785,000 soccer field and community park on August 23.
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 NCAI Condemns New York City Mayor For Statements Made About Indians

The National Congress of the American Indian(NCAI) is calling for a public apology from New York City Mayor Bloomberg regarding recent statements he made about the Seneca Nation reservation.  The two governments are having legal disagreements over a tax policy that is at hand.
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 New Recovery Act Broadband Infrastructure Projects Announced by White House

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced the funding of 126 new Recovery Act broadband infrastructure projects that will create jobs and provide rural residents in 38 states and Native American tribal areas access to improved service.
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 Tribal Law and Order Act Promotes Authentic Indian Arts and Crafts

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today highlighted the importance of legislation President Obama just signed into law that promotes economic opportunities for Native American artists and craftspeople and protects consumers from fraudulent art and craftwork.
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 Homeland Security and Pasqua Yaqui Tribe Announce Enhanced Tribal Card

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Pascua Yaqui Tribe today announced the production of the first ever Enhanced Tribal Card (ETC)—designed as a Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI)-compliant document that formally recognizes tribal membership and U.S. citizenship for the purpose of entering the United States through a land or sea port of entry.
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 President's Statement on the Passage of Tribal Law & Order Act

A brief statement from the President regarding the Passage of Tribal Law & Order Act that is being designed to keep tribal communities safer.
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 Department of Justice Holding Tribal Youth Summit

The Department of Justice is hosting a Tribal Youth Summit at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, N.M., on July 19–23, 2010.
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 EPA Leader Jackson Gives Keynote Address to National Tribal Operations Committee

National Tribal Operations Committee, U.S. EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson discussed the importance of creating stronger partnerships between the Agency and tribal nations and highlighted accomplishments to date under the new administration in a speech given on July 14.
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