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Crow journalist-turned-teacher works to expand tribal, high school news

Amid a waning interest in student journalism statewide, Luella Brien is hoping to build a school journalism program focused on Native news at Lodge Grass High School.

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Tribes in Montana receive $1 1M to enhance tourism

The Montana Department of Commerce announced $1.1 million in grant funding to enhance tourism for tribes in Montana.

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$1 1M awarded to Montana tribal nations to enhance tourism

Seven of the eight Tribal Nations elected to participate; of the 33 projects evaluated, 21 were eligible for full or partial funding.

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$1 1M awarded to Montana tribal nations to enhance tourism

Seven of the eight Tribal Nations elected to participate; of the 33 projects evaluated, 21 were eligible for full or partial funding.

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Montana tribes awarded $1 1 million to enhance tourism

Seven of the eight tribal nations in the state elected to participate. Of the 33 projects evaluated, 21 were eligible for full or partial funding.

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