Terry McAuliffe stepped out of the Virginia Executive ... and several American Indian leaders. The peace treaty, meant to preserve territorial rights and codify the tribes’ status as subjects ...

THE PAMUNKEY INDIAN ... Virginia Indians in a 1646 peace treaty has been key to the tribe's resilience despite centuries of colonial occupation, attempts to erase the reservation from the map ...

But the debate over what constitutes an American Indian tribe put a spotlight on a problem: Virginia’s process for reviewing an application for state status had broken down, and the Wolf Creek ...

The Rappahannock Tribe is one of seven federally recognized and 11 state recognized tribes in Virginia. Roughly half of its 300 members live near its tribal headquarters in Indian Neck in King and ...

Suhas Subramanyam will be Virginia's first Indian-American member of Congress ... important religious festivals celebrated by Indians and Nepalis around the world. Think colorful garlands and ...

SURRY — The Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia 2024 Powwow is less than a month away ... The Powwow will feature a dynamic array of activities, including traditional Native American drumming, dancing ...

A Native American drum at Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia 2023 Powwow in Surry. Don’t miss this chance to be a part of two days filled with enriching experiences, cultural exchanges and ...

“We need to treat all the tribes individually because they may have individual opinions on how that should be handled.” The district hired the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian as a ...

A rough approximation of some of the old Native American trails, villages and burial sites in Washtenaw County based on maps created in ... the weather gets bad, Indians go inland, and they ...

Red Crooked Sky American Indian Dance Troupe will lead ... Children ages 5 and under are free. Citizens of Virginia Indian tribes receive free admission during Indigenous Arts Day.

Amid the partisan polarization that defined much of Virginia’s 2024 General Assembly ... to consult with federally recognized Native American tribes before issuing permits for projects that ...

On March 20, 1924, the Commonwealth of Virginia enacted the nation’s cruelest, most draconian, segregation law. Designed to preserve white racial “purity,” the legislation became a model for ...