The old school yard, now the Cheyenne Mountain Junior High, hosted periodic Indian encampments, dances and teepee camps. In the ‘20s, the school hosted Sioux Chief White Cloud as a paragon of Indian ...

A lone tepee, representing a lifestyle abandoned long ago by the Cheyenne Indians, stood in contrast next to Cheyenne Middle School Tuesday. As students listened to guest speakers throughout the day, ...

CHEYENNE — In the center of a small, grassy arena, Native American dancers in colorful regalia move to the beat of traditional drums and an all-encompassing song. The dancers, ranging in age from 6 to ...

CHEYENNE — Buckskin and beads of vibrant colors decorate the dancers of the Cheyenne Frontier Days Native American Indian Village. Crowds gather around the small, circular gazebo where drummers pound ...

get-togethers sponsored by Native Americans for dancing, singing, drumming and conversation — are one way elders instill enthusiasm and reverence for traditional culture in the younger generation.

The important document is now on view at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. Dennis Zotigh Cheyenne and Arapaho leadership preview their treaty with a close-up view before ...