Daniel Ivan FeistFeb 10, 1967-Sep 24, 2025Beka Sue DilleyMay 7, 1976-Sep 24, 2025

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The Mission of Love team had the opportunity to travel to Kiza Park near Manderson, South Dakota to help with a volunteer project. Their mission was to work alongside members of the Pine Ridge reservation to help build an obstacle course for the community. This obstacle course will be a place where the young people could challenge themselves, build strength, and come together. “While the project itself was exciting, what made it truly meaningful was the people – their determination, generosity of spirit, and the pride that shone through as the work came together,” said Kathleen Price, team member of...

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JAN 22, 1982 - SEP 18, 2025 Marty Adele Felix Andrews was born on January 22, 1982 in Winner, SD to Helen Felix-Baca and Larry Andrews. Marty made her journey to the Spirit World on September 18, 2025 at the Monument Health Hospital in Rapid City, SD. Marty is survived by her sons, Drey Willier, Enrique Felix, Emilio Felix; daughters, Rosa Martinez, Santina Felix; sisters, Evelyn Felix Andrews, Sharlinda Felix, Vanessa Kitteaux; uncle, Butch Felix; grandchildren, Tavien Felix, Kyran Felix, Mato Felix, Azari Martinez, Azariah Martinez, Avery Felix, and Akicita Felix; nieces, Sara & Kimberly Felix; and nephew, Thomas Felix....

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The Rosebud Sioux Tribe Volunteer Fire Department’s received a generous donation of a ladder truck from the Bel Air, Maryland fire department. RSTVFD sincerely appreciates the generous support from the Bel Air Fire Department, as their welcome contributions benefit not only our department, but also our entire reservation. Bel Air crew members conducted a training session on operating the engine for our personnel. Structure gear was also donated, which is always appreciated by our fire crew. Chief Kenny Provencial and RST Council Representative Wayne Frederick hosted a tour of our beautiful land for our generous visitors and Rosebud’s Fire Crew...

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MISSION/ KYLE/ PINE RIDGE - Both undefeated teams in the All Nations Conference 9A and 9B divisions met up this weekend - in Mission, 4-0 Winnebago went up 24-0 over home team 4-0 Todd County on the way to a 38-8 win while 4-0 McLaughlin blew out 4-0 Omaha Nation 54-0; Marvin Richard decided to come out for football after all and led the Thorpes to a 59-12 win over St. Francis while senior quarterback Riley Casey led Little Wound to a hard fought 32-22 win over Mahpiya Luta. Winnebago’s Raiden DeCora ran for a 56 yard TD, Elijah White...

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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27TH MISSION

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MAR 1, 1971 - SEP 23, 2025 Trinity Ann Poor Thunder was born on March 1, 1971 in Pine Ridge, SD to Carl Standing Bear, Sr. and Virginia Poor Thunder. Trinity made her journey to the Spirit World on Sept 23, 2025 at the Monument Health Home Plus Hospice in Rapid City, SD. Trinity is survived by her father, Carl Standing Bear, Sr.; brothers, Kota Johnson, Cody Poor Thunder, Mario Standing Bear, Sr., Spencer Standing Bear, and Joe Poor Thunder, Sr.; daughters, Melina Poor Thunder and Sheena Poor Thunder; daughter-in-law, Leslie Jo Bartlett; sons, Everett Libby, Sr., Dale Libby, Jr.,...

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PINE RIDGE, S.D. - The Oglala Sioux Tribe has condemned U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s announcement that Military Medals of Honor awarded to soldiers of the Wounded Knee Massacre will not be revoked. “Secretary Hegseth’s refusal is despicable, untruthful and insulting to the Great Sioux Nation,” said Frank Star Comes Out, President of the Oglala Sioux Tribe. “To call Wounded Knee a ‘battle’ dishonors the truth, desecrates the memory of our relatives,” The statement continues by going through a timeline of the Wounded Knee Massacre history, including political work to rescind and reinstate the medals. “The Oglala Sioux Tribe and...

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