Shandiina Nanamkin-Spencer of Keller will serve as your Miss CCT for the next year

SPOKANE—The first statement Colville Tribal member Stefanie Marchand-Reuben made when asked at the First Friday show in downtown Spokane’s Philanthropy Center, Feb. 5, was that her art is an expression of the traditions of her family.

OMAK—The Sinkietqu Okanogan Basketweavers Association held the Basket Weaving Conference Friday and Saturday at the 12 Tribes Casino and Resort in Omak. 

Down two gas stations, Inchelium District tribal members must choose between Rainbow Beach Resort, 10 miles west, or Tribal Trails Noisy Waters, 27 miles north and nearly a dollar cheaper.

SILVER LAKE, Wash. — At a dead end road near the gateway to Mount St. Helens sits a 2,700 square-foot home crafted almost entirely of logs from the Colville Indian Reservation; its tables, cabinets and dressers hand-crafted from dozens of types of wood from three continents. On most surfaces…

WHITE SALMON – When asked to tell stories of his now 92-year-old life, tribal member Marlow V. Johnston had another idea.

BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO, 1922—

Not many people alive remember Kewa, Washington, on the Colville Indian Reservation, the way William Clark Jr. does. 

Cody Desautel was just trying to lend a hand, or a DNA swab, to a neighbor, friend and fellow tribal member in 2012, as their daughter, suffering from aplastic anemia, desperately needed a bone marrow transplant.

OMAK—Forty-eight children and adults participated in the second annual Take Charge of your Health Triathlon held by the Diabetes Prevention Program, Saturday, August 1 that started in Omak Lake and ended at Omak’s Stampede Park.

George Opel has always been fascinated by airplanes. He recalls the first time he looked up and saw a plane and wondered at the marvel of flight.

OMAK-Funeral Services have been arranged for the four victims of Wednesday evening’s car crash along Highway 2 west of Davenport, according to a Colville Tribal email broadcast.

Colville Tribal elder Dorothy “Dot” Crabbe recalls when her grandfather was killed, her mother, May Huff, was only four years old.

Oldest member of Chief Joseph Band of Nez Perce talks little of traditional upbringing, lives to pray for tragedies around the world and close to home

Nespelem Community Center Director Dan Nanamkin and professional canoe carvers John and Isa Zinser are looking for community members’ help. 

On the opening day of hunting season in 1980, Ella Mae Deno slept in a family travel camper at the Whitestone campground near the Hellgate Game Reserve with her elderly mother and father, Bill and Della Beardslee. Her parents were both 78. Ella was 54, and she was hunting elk, one of five Co…

Colville Tribal Member Cole Stanger doesn’t just give up, no matter the circumstances.  

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OROVILLE- Pascal Sherman Indian School students Serayla Bent, Larissa Gorr and Gabrielle Tonasket along with staff members Michele Matt and Tashina Gorr traveled to Oroville, May 1 to visit the Depot Museum and set up a display of their artwork.

Wilbur— On behalf of the Wilbur school district, superintendent Steve Gaub, Keller/Wilbur School Liaison Joanne Turner and k-12 Youth Education Mentor Sharon Lowery recently traveled to Spokane to accept the 2014 Washington Achievement Award.

NESPELEM- Colville Tribal member Olivia Prumatico turned to the website gofundme.com when she found her family struggling with financial obligations earlier this month.

NESPELEM — This morning at the Nespelem Community Center nearly 100 runners, organizers and elders—most clothed in running shorts or spandex, colorful running shoes and orange shirts that read, “χ̆əl iʔ kʷw sqilxʷ,” on the front—stood in a large circle on the black top of the outside basketb…

COULEE DAM – Now in it’s third year, the Lake Roosevelt Family Fun Night saw a crowd of well over one hundred people from the community come together the evening of April 29.