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THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN – The Red Lake Lady Warriors had their work cut out for them in the second round of the Girls Section 8A Tournament, where they would be playing without one of their key players, Autumn Holthusen. Holthusen had 2 technical fouls called on her in Thursday night's game against Goodridge-Grygla resulting in a one game suspension. But Coach Randy Holthusen's game plan called for the rest of the team to step-up their game and that was exactly what they did. The girls ran hard a...
RED LAKE, MN - The Red Lake Warriors played Nevis on the road on January 21, 2020, and defeated them 75-66. It was a little different when Red Lake hosted them on Friday, February 28th. Four Nevis players were in double figures that night, and some of them were deadly on 3-pointers. Red Lake trailed 29-25 in the first half, and in the second just couldn't make up enough ground to overtake Nevis. Eddie Kramer led Nevis with 17, Derek Lindow and Luke Dewulf each added 16 and Ty Harrington hit for...
RED LAKE, MN - On December 12, 2019, the Red Lake Lady Warriors played the Goodridge/Grygla Chargers at the NCTC Tournament, losing 59-53. It was a different story on Thursday, February 27, 2020 when the two clashed in the opening round of Class A - Section 8 Girls Basketball in Red Lake. Goodridge/Grygla, seeded #6 in the tournament, scored first in the game and built up a 6-2 lead early, until the Lady Warriors, seeded #3, tied the score and went ahead 9-8 at the 12:28 mark of the first half....
RED LAKE, MN – The Red Lake Lady Warriors hosted WHA on Saturday, February 22, 2020 to decide the Champions of the Northwoods Conference. Red Lake was 1st in the North and WHA was 1st in the South. The teams had met up early in beginning of the season in Red Lake, with WHA getting the win 86-63. As anticipated, the game started off quickly with the Lady Warriors putting 3 on the board, and another 2, followed by 4 from WHA. This pace went on throughout the first half, with Red Lake leading by a...
RED LAKE, MN - The Red Lake Lady Warriors won their 12th straight game on Friday, February 14, 2020, taking a 48-38 halftime lead and having no trouble adding to it for the win, 100-76, Gerika Kingbird led all scorers with 36 points on the night, Autumn Holthusen added 29 and Kelanna McClain finished with 23. Olive Adkins led Pine River with 25 on the night, Ramsey Tulenchick hit for 17 and Ryle Hirshey had 11. Red Lake was 4 of 11 from the freethrow line, while Pine River shot 8 of 14. The...
RED LAKE, MN - The Red Lake Lady Warriors won their 11th straight game on Thursday night, February 13, 2020, defeating a fast 8AA Roseau team with an 18-6 record. The Lady Warriors drew first blood in the first half, and throughout there were several lead changes right up to it's end, where Red Lake led 41-37. In the second half the action was no different, with both teams exchanging the lead several times. With .18 seconds left Roseau took the lead 74-73, only to have Red Lake take it right bac...
The Red Lake Lady Warriors won their 10th straight game on Tuesday night and defeated a strong Cass Lake-Bena Panthers team in a packed house. That's the way it usually is however when these two teams play each other. Both teams went back and forth for the majority of the game but the difference was free throw shooting. The Warriors made 21 of their 36 attempted free throws while the Panthers made 7 of their 13 total free throws. The Panthers did make a push for a comeback in the second half...
ST. PAUL, Minn. — With coronavirus spreading nationwide, the Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom (CCHF) wants to remind Americans how ten years of the Affordable Care Act have created barriers and regulations that reduce patient access to care, not only during a nationwide public health crisis but every day of the year. “Today is the 10th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, which was designed to consolidate the entire health care industry. With coronavirus on the loose, what does this mean for small communities and rural areas whose hospi...
Hunting and fishing on U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lands is a tradition that dates back to the early 1900s. Today, more than 370 refuges are open to the public for hunting and many fish hatcheries allow hunting on their lands. Here in the midwest, national wildlife refuges, waterfowl production areas and fish hatcheries are a huge part of this tradition. We welcome sportswomen and men of all backgrounds and abilities to experience the outdoors in amazing places. Rydell National Wildlife Refuge is proposing to update the refuge’s hunting p...
BOIS FORTE RESERVATION — Just two hours after St. Louis County health officials confirmed its first presumptive case of coronavirus, the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa on Saturday announced it banned tribal government employees from traveling down to Duluth while asking them to restrict travel southward to Eveleth and Hibbing. “However, we can only recommend that the community consider limiting their travel as well,” the band wrote on its Facebook page. On Sunday morning, Bois Forte Chairwoman Cathy Chavers appeared in another recorded video...
In the United States, Native American tribes live under sovereignty to the federal government, leaving community regulations up to tribal leadership. The passage of the 2018 Farm Bill gave the United States' 573 tribal nations the same rights to regulate hemp as it did the 50 states. Since its passage, scores of tribes have joined states in submitting hemp production plans to the United States Department of Agriculture. https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cannabis/20/03/15560395...
“This is not the place you want to skimp on resources if you want to hold the tide on this disease,'' Stacy Bohlen, the CEO of the National Indian Health Board, told Politico. News on the spread among tribes is also on complaints about a lack of readiness at IHS clinics. Politico: Exclusive: Emergency Coronavirus Funds For American Indian Health Stalled The Trump administration has held up $40 million in emergency aid Congress approved earlier this month to help American Indians combat the coronavirus — a delay that’s left tribal leaders acros...
Native Americans across the U.S. are organizing online and social-distancing powwows and posting videos of dances as a way to offer hope and spiritual support during the coronavirus pandemic. Over the weekend, jingle dress dancers and singers on the Bad River Reservation in Wisconsin gathered in a casino parking lot and observed social distancing while performing for community members who watched from their cars, Indian Country Today reported. https://apnews.com/66e272a5496bb...
