ATMORE, Alabama -- In Muscogee, the language of the Creek ... WHAT: Poarch Band of Creek Indians 41st Annual Pow Wow WHERE: Poarch Creek Reservation, Exit 54, I-65, north on County Rd. 1 (Jack ...

NAISA co-Chair and Weinberg sophomore Athena GoingSnake, who is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation and Muscogee Creek, said the Pow Wow is a step toward increasing both internal growth and NAISA’s ...

Pow Wow Planning Committee member and Weinberg junior Athena GoingSnake, who is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation and Muscogee Creek, said she grew up attending Pow Wows. This year’s celebration ...

Poarch Creek officials say the tribe has taken care to remove and preserve remains and artifacts. "The Muscogee Nation is opposed to the destruction of its sacred site in Wetumpka," said lawyer ...

Among the crowd, are two very distinguished guests: the last surviving tribal members held as POW's. "They're treasures of the Muscogee Creek Nation and the United States of America," Muscogee ...

“A pow wow is traditionally a gathering for the family,” said Chief Dan “Sky Horse” Helms. “We’re going to have a lot of good Muscogee Creek drumming ... to Iroquois nation to study ...

Describing it as a rebranding effort and “not a seismic change,” the Muscogee (Creek) Nation will stop using the parentheses and Creek name and will now be known simply as the Muscogee Nation ...

MACON, Ga. — The Muscogee Creek Nation is a federally recognized tribe that largely lived in Georgia and Alabama. During the Trail of Tears in the 1830s, they were forced out and relocated to ...