SEQUIM — Jane Smith will demonstrate the use of pine needles as decorations for her gourd art at 1 p.m. Friday. The free demonstration will be at the Blue Whole Gallery, 129 W. Washington St., Sequim.

A Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe tribal member had his tires slashed while spearfishing on the reservation. Wisconsin officials condemned harassment of tribal spearers exercising treaty rights.

Gary Belille Jr., 33, a Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe tribal member, thought he’d be safe from harassment while spearfishing on his tribe’s reservation in northern Wisconsin. He, his cousin ...

If vegetables had a pageant, and “Miss Blandness" was a title, ash gourd would win it hands down, with lauki (bottle gourd) as the close runner-up. These are the wallflowers of the produce world ...

According to Mary Annette Pember in her powerful new book of that name, the Ojibwe (sometimes Anglicized as Chippewa) believed that everything needed for a good life could be found “in its ...

The Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2025 by Arts Economics highlights an industry that, despite a decline in total sales value, remains dynamic and evolving. What factors shaped these ...

Keewaydin Island's name comes from the Ojibway word for "northwest wind," featured in Longfellow's poem "The Song of Hiawatha." Marco Island, the largest of the Ten Thousand Islands, evolved from ...

The operation of The Link is being shifted from a not-for-profit organization that relied heavily on government funding to being owned and led by Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. "We are sharing a very ...

The operation of The Link is being shifted from a not-for-profit organization that relied heavily on government funding to being owned and led by Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. "We are sharing a ...

They’re OK. They were here long before. We’re the newcomers.” Anishinaabe people, like the Ojibwe and the Odawa, believe in a parallel history with the gray wolf or Ma’iingan, that their ...

Around 50 people gathered for the ceremony, led by Ojibway grandmother Geraldine Shingoose, who prepared a medicine bundle wrapped in a red cloth, along with a spirit plate for Nepinak.