By Eric Harrold, Staff Writer

On September 1st, Rosebud Indian Health Service announced through Rosebud Sioux Tribe Communications that it would be conducting increased screening and be taking precautions with anyone entering Rosebud Hospital for any type of service. … to continue

Photo by Teddie Rae Herman

The new Taco John’s boasts to be the one and only “drive-thru only” in the country. Here, people lined up at the walk-up window, which is also available if you do not want to drive thru.

The 2021 Rosebud Sioux Tribal general election was held Thursday, August 26, 2021. These results are “unofficial” as there is a one week challenge period which ends at 1 p.m., Friday, September 3.
The new elected officials will take office on September 7.
President:
Scott O. Herman

By Eric Harrold, Staff Writer

In Person Versus Virtual Attendance of Council Meetings

There were mixed opinions at Wednesday’s Tribal Council meeting concerning whether council representatives should be required to attend meetings in person or have the option of virtual participation

Jansen informed the Council that ARPA staff would provide online application assistance on August 17^th and 18^th in Antelope and Rosebud. On August 19^th and 20^th online application assistance will be offered in St. Francis and Parmelee

The 2021 Rosebud Sioux Tribal primary election was held July 22, 2021. These results are “unofficial” as there is a one week challenge period which ends July 30. The top two vote receivers from each office move onto the general election which will be held August 26, 2021.

President:

By Eric Harrold, Staff Writer

RSTC divided over Rosebud Fair narrowly votes in favor to hold it in face of Surging Pandemic

Prior to a vote on whether to hold Rosebud Fair in the face of the rise in Covid cases due to the Delta variant, Council Representative Bob Rattling Leaf gave an impassioned

By Teddie Rae Herman

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe recently held a Youth Empowerment Day at the tribal fairgrounds in Rosebud.

The RST President’s Office coordinated the event, and many tribal programs assisted by either donating items and/or funds, or by having a booth during the Youth day to