Jeff Probst explains that “Survivor ”Tribal Council jury change (exclusive)
Back in the good ol’ days of Survivor, the current players would walk into Tribal Council and take a seat. Then, and only ...
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Jeff Probst Explains Why ‘Survivor’ Brought Back Jury Introduction at Tribal Council for Season 47
Longtime Survivor fans were met with a welcome surprise during the Wednesday, November 13 episode of the long-running CBS ...
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Tribal candidate statement: Sonya L. Smith
"Overall I see alcoholism and other drugs have impacted Sitka’s service delivery programs for healthcare in the following ...
‘Survivor’: Jeff Probst Says Rachel’s ‘Brilliant’ Tribal Move Could Change Game Forever
Charlie Davis, who came in second place in Survivor 46 and was fans’ choice to cohost On Fire this season, also praised ...
Ownership of Council Oak Park returned to Muscogee Nation
Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum announced an agreement to transfer ownership of the Council Oak and Stickball Parks to the Muscogee ...
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Tribal nations concerned about Oklahoma Supreme Court's future
Tribal nations in Oklahoma are pleased two state Supreme Court justices will keep their seats, though they’re disappointed ...
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North Dakota tribal leaders see Burgum as an ally in Interior, energy role
Mark Fox, chairman of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, called Gov. Doug Burgum’s recent nomination for secretary of ...
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Seattle Paves the Way for True Engagement With Tribal and Urban Native Communities
Seattle's intertwined engagement with Tribal and Urban Native groups is highlighted in a National Civic Review article.