The Blessing of the Four Directions will be led by Chief Alan Fletcher of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma. Lastly, the Chiefs said the Tribute to the Troops honoree has been named ...

explains that Bartle claimed he had been inducted into a tribe of the Arapaho people, whose chief had given him the nickname ‘Lone Bear’. After becoming the Kansas City Chiefs, the franchise ...

He was also a lawyer, philanthropist, and had been a leader for the Boy Scouts, where he landed his nickname "the Chief." Bartle was not Native, but claimed to be inducted into an Arapaho tribe ...

Installation is planned to begin in 2026. The statue, by sculptor Gerald Anthony Shippen, will depict the Cheyenne and Arapaho chiefs Black Kettle and Left Hand, as well as a Native American woman ...

According to Colorado Legisource, the monument will depict three Native American figures — an Arapaho chief, a Cheyenne chief, and a Native American woman holding a child — standing before a ...

Tammy Story and Republican Rep. Ty Winter. The memorial will comprise of a massive, 24-foot-tall sculpture of an Arapaho chief, a Cheyenne chief and a Native American woman holding a child.

The Northern Arapaho tribe adapted to many changes as white settlers forced the tribe to assimilate into white culture. Modern Arapahos living on the reservation proudly maintain many Arapaho ...