2014 Economic Development Summit – Day 2: Tribal Sovereignty & Economic Development
John Lewis, Gila River, presents “Tribal Sovereignty & What It Means for Economic Development”
John Lewis, Gila River, presents “Tribal Sovereignty & What It Means for Economic Development”
Paul Walk from Native Link Communications presents “Fiber Deployment Infrastructure”
Tom Mortensen from RA Smith National presents “Observing Natural & Historic Patterns of Landscape and Hydrology for Site Planning, Landscape and Rainfall Integration”
2014 Economic Development Summit – Day 3: Closing Ceremony
Cubby Kmiecik talks about love, Mother Earth, and life.
Carrying Our Heritage Forward Celebration – Students and Community Launch Canoe On Tuesday, June 10, 2014, Lac du Flambeau Public school students and staff carried the traditional birchbark canoe built by Wayne Valliere and the ENVISION students from the school to the shores of Lake Pokegema. They were accompanied by […]
Phase 1 of the Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl Living Arts & Cultural Center began at the end of October 2016, and will be completed by July 1, 2017. Construction includes a 15,000 square foot dance arena, handicap seating, and seating for over 1,000 souls. The new facility will includes a ticket […]
Emerson Coy, Director of Planning, discusses the mission of the LDF Planning Department – past, present and future.
Hear what TrANS Graduates have to say about the program. TrANS (Transportation Alliance for New Solutions) provides candidates an intensive, 120-hour soft and hard skills preparation program that incorporates industry professionals, road construction contractors and experienced road construction employees. For information on the Lac du Flambeau and Sokaogon Chippewa Community […]
Getting to Know the LDF-BDC Beth Gilsoul, Chief Financial Officer