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10/02/2026

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09/13/2026

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09/12/2026

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09/12/2026

Legendary female roping champion Lynn Star McGuire-Holloway was born and raised in Pawhuska and began competing in rodeos at a young age.

In 1979, Lynn was named the Oklahoma Cowgirls Association All-Around Champion. The following year, she became the Indian National Finals World Champion Barrel Racer, and in 1982, she was crowned Miss Indian Rodeo.

In 1987, Lynn competed against fellow cowgirl LaRae Burchett in what is believed to be the only match between two women in tie-down steer roping. Lynn emerged victorious, earning the title of Women’s Steer Roping Champion.

Lynn returned to the Indian National Finals Rodeo in 1993, winning the world championship in breakaway calf roping. That same year, she also qualified for the team roping finals and remains the only woman to have done so. In 1995, she added another World Champion breakaway title to her impressive career.

Today, Lynn still calls Pawhuska home and has retired from rodeo competition. But with the growing popularity of women’s breakaway roping, maybe we’ll see her back in the arena someday. You never know!

Come and see us at the home of the world's greatest cowboys, The Ben Johnson Cowboy Museum in historic Downtown Pawhuska, Oklahoma!!

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04/02/2026

After serving in the Navy, Ben Leedom turned a family tradition into a thriving Indigenous business. Three Feathers specializes in handmade star quilts with ...

04/02/2026

‼️‼️‼️‼️2026 Juno Award Winners‼️‼️‼️‼️
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We want to say Chi Miigwetch to our Families, Friends, and Pow-wow People who have supported us over these Years! Along with Steven Arrowtopknot and Hidden Lake Records for believing in us to record our Music. Also want to give a shout out to supporting tribes and bands that helped with support and sponsorship.....

Bay Mills Community
Forest County Potawatomi
Prairie Band Potawatomi
Paul Band First Nation

We will continue to give our best as a group to share our drum and music with you all

Miigwetchiwendam.

Bear Creek.

04/02/2026

Some moments are brief, but they carry far beyond the stage.
In 1973, Sacheen Littlefeather appeared at the 45th Academy Awards on behalf of Marlon Brando and declined the Oscar he had been awarded for The Godfather.
In her short statement on stage, she explained that Brando could not accept the award “because of the treatment of American Indians today by the film industry… and on television in movie reruns, and also with recent happenings at Wounded Knee.”
She had prepared a longer speech, but according to multiple reports, she was limited in what she could say during the live broadcast. The moment received a mixed reaction in the room, but it quickly became one of the most widely discussed events in Academy Awards history.
In later years, she continued her work in advocacy and public speaking. In 2022, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences issued a formal apology to her, acknowledging the treatment she received during the ceremony.
Her appearance in 1973 remains part of a larger history —one where Indigenous voices entered spaces that had long excluded them, even if only for a moment.



Sources:
• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (1973 records, 2022 apology letter)
• Transcript excerpts from the 45th Academy Awards broadcast
• Contemporary news coverage (1973 Oscars, Wounded Knee context)

04/02/2026

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04/02/2026