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The 61st Annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo go round number 5 of 10 concluded in Las Vegas, Nevada Monday, December 9, 2019. Indian country is faring well with our contingency, Brent Hall, Cherokee of Oklahoma is number one in the team roping NFR championship worth over $68,000 if he is the best on 10 at the end of the week. 2017 world champion Navajo, Eric Rodgers and Coleman Proctor also a Cherokee of Oklahoma have all won money this week team roping. Thank you Wrangler Jeans and Shirts for this coverage of the Wrangler NFR on Native Voice 1 Radio Network.

Cherokee Indian cowboy Brenton Hall Of Jay, Oklahoma took the lead in the aggregate worth almost $68,000.00 for the best on 10 after the 4th go-round at the 61st Annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, Sunday October 8, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Hall leads Cherokee Colman Proctor and 2017 World Champion, Navajo Erich Rogers in our Indian contingency that qualified for the Superbowl

of our sport. Each of the 10 rounds pays $26,300.77 to win each of the 7 standard events in ProRodeo. Thank you Wrangler Jeans and Shirts for the support of this program on Native Voice 1 Radio Network.

Go-round number 3 of 10, of the 61st Annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, concluded Saturday, December 7, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. World Titles in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association are up for grabs along with $10 million in the city of lights. We have results of the round, NFR aggregate and world standings leaders and words with the go-round champs. Thank you Wrangler Jeans and Shirts for this coverage on Native voice 1 Radio Network.

The 61st Wrangler National Finals, go-round number 2 concluded Friday December 6, 2019. World Champions in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association are determined by money won all during the season, plus what is won at the Wrangler NFR. Each NFR round pays over $26,000.00 and the best in 10 go-rounds is worth almost $68,000.00. We have results for go-round 2 winners and PRCA title race leaders with round winner interviews from Las Vegas, Nevada. Thank you Wrangler Jeans and Shirts for this coverage on Native Voice 1 Radio Network.

Round one of 10 began in Las Vegas, Nevada, December 5, 2019, featuring the 61st Annual Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. Each round pays over $27,000 to win, and the best on 10 in each of the seven events earn almost $68,000. We have results for the PRCA Season Champions and the winners of round one, in each event sanction by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Thank you very much to Wrangler Jeans and Shirts for their support of these Wrangler Fall Sports Specials, along the Native Voice One Radio Network.

Indigenous youth urge world leaders to take action on climate change

Navajo leader says impeachment distracts Congress from other issues

Cyberattack on Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians being investigated

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Montana tribal water rights settlement announced

Tribes and federal government prepare for ICWA hearing

U.S. House passes Native languages reauthorization bill

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Report shows Native students in Montana disciplined more than peers

Task force seeks to revise legal relationship between tribes and Maine

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The Navajo Nation is working with the University of Arizona to fund scholarships for Navajo law students

The North Carolina Board of Education rejected an application for a Native American charter school

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The governor of Washington appointed the first Native American to the State Supreme Court

Denver Public Schools is revising its history curriculum to include more Native American perspectives

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