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 Profiles of Gaming Commission/Ethics Commission Candidates Now Online

Read the profiles of Gaming Commission/Ethics Commission election candidates on this website.  Click News and Press and then scroll to Election News.  

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 Gaming Commission/Ethics Commission Election Coming Up
Eleven candidates are vying for four seats on the Gaming Commission/Ethics Commission.  Nine candidates have filed for two seats on the Gaming Commission and two candidates have filed for two seats available on the Ethics Commission.  The election will be held February 25. Read More
 PBPN Honored for Donation to St. Francis Community Services

Steve Ortiz, Tribal Chairman, represented the PBPN at a luncheon hosted by St. Francis Community Services in Atchison last Tuesday.  The luncheon was given to thank the PBPN for a past Charitable Contribution now being used to construct a Challenge Course on the grounds of the Lodge which is one of Saint Francis' facilities.    

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 Sumner Gaming (Harrah's) Group Withdraws Casino Application From Kansas Lottery
Sumner Gaming Joint Venture that includes Harrah's Entertainment Inc. withdrew its application yesterday with the Kansas Lottery Board citing an economic downturn in the financial market as the primary reason for pulling out. Read More
 11th Annual Veterans Pow-wow Held
The 11th Annual Veterans Pow-wow was held November 15  in Holton, Kansas. Read More
 Veterans Ceremony Held in Prairie People's Park
A ceremony to honor Prairie Band Potawatomi veterans was held today, November 13, at noon  in Prairie People's Park. Read More
 Prairie Band Gives Large Donation to Topeka's Let's Help Group
The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation presented a $20,000 check to Let's Help, Inc., Topeka, as part of their 3rd Quarter Charitable Contribution awards today at a short ceremony at the Government Center. Read More
 PBP Health Clinic Featured on PBS NewsHour Website
The PBP Health Clinic was featured yesterday on PBS's NewsHour website with Jim Lehrer in a story about Indian tribes looking to the next President for health care fixes. Read More
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