These exciting new offerings are a part of collective enhancements planned for Mohegan Sun Pocono, billed as Project Starlight. A $10 million hotel renovation is also underway.
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University of North Carolina Pembroke (UNCP) is designated as a Native-American Serving Non-Tribal Institution (NASNTI). UNCP was founded by seven American Indian members with regional tribal affiliations to provide access to education for groups otherwise denied that right.
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The spacious 4,000-square-foot venue will surround guests with more than 60 televisions including jumbo flat screens and a high-definition video wall to allow viewing from every angle.
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Retail phase II development includes popular dessert shop and plant-based foods eatery.
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Sovovatum Village Town Center will create an attractive gateway to Soboba’s landholdings.
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Bold Concepts and ACTIVBonding Can Provide Surety Credit by Utilizing Bonding Collateral Pool. Pictured above: Kevin Wimsatt, Chief Executive Officer of Bold Concepts.
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REDCO CEO, Little Elk, hopes to use his Bush Fellowship to revolutionize social impact investing in Indian Country.
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Construction on Phase II of Oka Park to begin and the renovations to the Park will highlight the areas rich Native culture, as evident by the name “Oka”, meaning water in Choctaw. Pictured from left to right: Michael Southard, Choctaw Nation Director of Economic Development; Jonathan Calloway, Choctaw Small Business Advisor; Tony Ward, Choctaw Nation Tribal Council Member District 2; Vickie Patterson, Broken Bow City Manager, Chief Gary Batton and City of Broken Bow Representatives, Randy Rutledge, Dan Grace, Ed Richards, Amanda Williamson and Jamie Denison. Photos by Choctaw Nation.
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Cherokee Nation Businesses has a global footprint with several thousand professionals in 50 States, 26 countries and 2 territories.
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The groundbreaking celebration included a tribal blessing and performances by Comanche dancers, drummers and singers.
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This rendering shows the COVID-19 Quarantine and Isolation Facility (on left) that was built in late 2020 and an additional second wing with micro apartment rooms (on right) being constructed now to house short-term COVID-19 patients for the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate (SWO) tribe on the Lake Traverse Reservation in South Dakota.
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EnerTribe, a Native American-owned firm, is engineering and constructing the electronic infrastructure for Yurok Connect. (EnerTribe)
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