Month: June 2019

Mariah, who is 25 percent Shoshone and 12.5 Paiute Indian … to education and a desire to work hard. “Any challenge she has been presented with, she has set a goal and achieved it,” Monica […]

Mariah, who is 25 percent Shoshone and 12.5 Paiute Indian … to education and a desire to work hard. “Any challenge she has been presented with, she has set a goal and achieved it,” Monica […]

Mariah, who is 25 percent Shoshone and 12.5 Paiute Indian, spent most of her preteen years near … Mariah’s grandfather, Ronnie, is the chairman of the Yomba Shoshone Tribal Council. She remembers …Mariah, who is […]

Mariah, who is 25 percent Shoshone and 12.5 Paiute Indian … to education and a desire to work hard. “Any challenge she has been presented with, she has set a goal and achieved it,” Monica […]

Mariah, who is 25 percent Shoshone and 12.5 Paiute Indian … to education and a desire to work hard. “Any challenge she has been presented with, she has set a goal and achieved it,” Monica […]

Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas got permission from the Ramirez family who owns the cemetery property and who are descendants of the Jacksons to establish Yalui village. Yalui …Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas […]

Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas got permission from the Ramirez family who owns the cemetery property and who are descendants of the Jacksons to establish Yalui village. Yalui …Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas […]

Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas got permission from the Ramirez family who owns the cemetery property and who are descendants of the Jacksons to establish Yalui village. Yalui …Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas […]

Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas got permission from the Ramirez family who owns the cemetery property and who are descendants of the Jacksons to establish Yalui village. Yalui …Without any government-recognized tribal land, Manicas […]

The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988, allowing Native Americans to run casino operations on tribal land, led to a proliferation of small regional casinos and there are now more than 400 Indian …The Indian […]