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Speedy planes whisk sportsmen deep into our wildlife wilderness on killing carnivals where once an arduous overland trek was necessary. To protect our game reserves conservation men want to clip the wings of the air-borne hunter ....
Unofficial results were posted for Choctaw Nation tribal council elections held over the weekend. According to the preliminary results posted by the Choctaw Nation Election Board, District 10 incumbent Anthony Dillard won with 90.67% of the vote over Sherman âBoâ Miller. Dillard received 554 votes to Millerâs 57 votes. District 10 includes Atoka, northern Bryan and southern Pittsburg counties. âI am humbled and honored by your support in continuing to serve the great people of District 10,â Dillard wrote in a social media post. A four-person race for a new councilperson in District 7 will continue with a runoff between Joey Tom and Adrian Johnico. Tom received 40.07% of the vote with Johnico receiving 36.67%. ....
As many bars close their doors for the night and patrons walk down the streets of Lincoln Park, the faint sound of blues music can be heard in the distance. The voices and instrumental stylings of performers at Kingston Mines still ring out into the night for hours, sometimes lasting until 4 a.m. Inside, visitors. ....
Around 30 people painted canvases with their ideas around abolition outside of Evanston Police Department on Sunday in an effort to build community as part of Evanston Fight for Black Lives’ third “Reclaim the Block” series. Amalia Loiseau, a University of Illinois student and an organizer, said the goal of the event was to create a safe space for community members. Sydney Salem works on a painting. Evanston Fight for Black Lives organizers prompted community members to paint what abolition means to them. (Jack Austin/The Daily Northwestern) With the city’s Black population declining, Loiseau said it is imperative to improve the quality of life of Black residents. Loiseau sees EFBL’s “Reclaim the Block” events as an opportunity to take back power for the people and create a strong community. ....
Local community leaders joined to support a Cook County resolution to officially replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day in a virtual town hall Monday, just a week before a public hearing on the issue. If the resolution is passed, Cook County will join 14 states and more than 130 cities across the nation in. ....