The May 1, 2026 edition of the Potawatomi Times highlights major Forest County Potawatomi community events, including the Elders Prom, autism awareness initiatives, cultural restoration projects, youth achievements, community advocacy programs, and upcoming tribal events and activities. It also features stories on leadership, community wellness, Potawatomi Ventures updates, elder programs, and ongoing efforts to preserve culture, support tribal members, and strengthen the community.

The April 15, 2026 issue of the Potawatomi Times highlights community achievements, events, and updates, including Alex McCorkle being named a Native American “40 Under 40” honoree, along with stories on community gatherings, leadership reflections, health programs, and upcoming activities.

The April 1, 2026 issue of the Potawatomi Times highlights community events like the Winter’s End Powwow, cultural preservation efforts, youth and elder activities, and initiatives supporting health, education, and environmental awareness across the Forest County Potawatomi community. It emphasizes connection, tradition, and community growth while showcasing achievements, upcoming events, and ongoing programs that strengthen culture, wellness, and engagement

The March 15, 2026 issue of the Potawatomi Times highlights community events, cultural traditions, leadership stories, and initiatives focused on strengthening the Forest County Potawatomi community, including gatherings like the Round Dance, youth activities, and environmental stewardship efforts. It emphasizes the importance of culture, resilience, and community connection while showcasing achievements, upcoming events, and efforts to preserve language, traditions, and resources for future generations

The March 1, 2026 issue of the Potawatomi Times features coverage of the State of the Tribes Address at the Wisconsin State Capitol, highlights community achievements, youth athletics, and cultural events including a Round Dance at Crandon High School, and spotlights local business growth with the opening of Bass Blendz Barber Shop. It also shares Potawatomi Ventures updates on federal leadership development, sustainable infrastructure through Data Holdings and Greenfire’s aquaponics expansion, fireside MARKET’s design award, along with elder activities, the March community calendar, and upcoming tribal events.

February 15, 2025 highlights the Forest County Potawatomi Community’s recognition of Chief’s Day with a historical feature on early tribal leaders, alongside updates on community events, heart health awareness, elder programming, scholarships, and upcoming gatherings. It also shares Potawatomi Ventures leadership appointments and achievements, departmental news, health and nutrition features, and the February community events calendar and meal schedules.

The February 1, 2026 edition of the Potawatomi Times highlights community connection and progress, featuring the Winter Family Camp & Ice Fishing Contest, new wellness offerings at the Potawatomi Community Center, and ongoing cultural, health, and family support programs. It also recognizes leadership and development achievements, including Executive Council activities, employee retirements, major housing and construction milestones through Greenfire, and statewide recognition for Potawatomi Casino Hotel leadership and operations.

The Forest County Potawatomi Community welcomed the new year by gathering at the Potawatomi Community Center for the 8th Annual New Year’s Eve Sobriety Powwow, celebrating culture, connection, and the strength of sobriety through dancing, drumming, feasting, and shared stories of recovery.

For 30 years, the Forest County Potawatomi Health & Wellness Center has evolved through multiple expansions, service additions, and community-driven improvements to provide comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, therapy, prevention, and specialty care rooted in holistic, culturally grounded healing. Click through to read more.

This issue hightlights news and events, including cultural education efforts, youth leadership, community gatherings, and ongoing programs that support culture, wellness, and connection.

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.

In honor of Chief Simon Kahquados’ birthday, which is celebrated on May 18, Potawatomi Times has decided to share some of Kahquados’ letters archived at the FCP Cultural Center, Library & Museum