The November 1 issue of the Potawatomi Times highlights community achievements and cultural pride — from the Highway 8 Ribbon Cutting and the Women’s Wellness Warrior event to Fall Fun at the Farm and the launch of Native American Heritage Month. Inside, you’ll also find veterans honored for their service, updates from Potawatomi Ventures, and upcoming community events throughout November
This issue includes updates from Executive Council, Recovery Open House, Swine, Dine & Dash, plus so much more!
This issue read about the Birch Bark Canoe Launch, October Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Employee Appreciation Week, FCP Elders Trip to South Dakota and more!
The September 15, 2025 issue of Potawatomi Times highlights the Meno Keno Ma Gē Wen Powwow, where new royalty were crowned and the community gathered for a weekend of culture, song, and dance.
Read this issue to see highlights from the Potawatomi Gathering hosted by Gun Lake, a sneak peak of the new Fireside MARKET on Slinger Wi plus much more!
From the Koren Exchange Week to Potawatomi Ventures acquisition of Lyons Electric this issue is full of exciting events and accomplishments. Click to continue reading.
This issue we highlight the exciting summer. From Color me Crazy Color Run to the Summer Fisheree to the swearing in of James Crawford as the US DOT Deputy Assistand Secretary for Tribal Affairs.
This issue we celebrate the Tribal Youth Gathering! Other highlights include Desmond Somans first Hole in One, Alzheimer’s 101, Rock & Brews first anniversary plus much more.
This month we celebrate 3 decades of the Potawatomi Traveling Times (now called the Potawatomi Times). Other highlights include Saftey Bingo in recognitin of National Saftey Month, Go Green Day with the Compilance and Safter Improvement team and the Second Annual Career Exploration Event with Potawatomi Ventures.
The Forest County Potawatomi community celebrated education, culture, and connection with events like the annual Education Banquet, Youth Gathering Carnival, and snowshoe making. Other highlights included summer programs for elders and youth, water quality reports, and coverage of FCP members achieving milestones in art, leadership, and public service.