News
June
12, 2013
The U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development announced that the Housing Authority
of the Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, based in Horton, would be awarded
a grant worth about $820,000
June
3, 2013
Chairman of
the Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas travels to Washington, D.C. for a
meeting of the Health and Human Services Secretary’s Tribal
Advisory Committee.
May
28, 2013
The Chairman
of the Kickapoo Tribe has been appointed to a federal Tribal Advisory
Committee.
February
6, 2013
The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas,
Haskell Indian Nations University, the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and
Nebraska, and Wichita Inter-tribal honor guards were given special
recognition during the opening session of the House and Senate.
February
5, 2013
Steve
Cadue, Chair of the Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas announced on Jan.
30 that the Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas is a plaintiff beneficiary
in the recent class action lawsuit over Syngenta’s atrazine
herbicide product often used by corn farmers to control weeds.
January
18, 2013
Steve
Cadue, Chair of the Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas announced Friday
the Tribal Council has agreed to make Mike Dougherty its next
Chief of Police. In the announcement, Chairman Cadue said, “Mike
Dougherty brings a wealth of experience and credibility to the
office of Chief of Police for the Kickapoo Tribe and we appreciate
his willingness to serve the Kickapoo People.
July
19, 2012
The Kickapoo
Tribe in Kansas is holding a powwow this weekend starting on Friday
and running until Sunday. The powwow will be held on the Kickapoo
Powwow grounds in Horton. There will be both dancing and drum
contests with thousands of dollars in prizes up for grabs.
August
1, 2012
The Kickapoo
Water Treatement Plant has issued a notice to all the Kickapoo
Tribal members. It bars the use of treated water on lawns and
gardens, the filling of pools and car washing. Anyone who violates
the order will be disconnected from the tribe's water service.
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