Winter’s End Pow-Wow 2016
The 21st Annual FCP Winter’s End Pow-Wow took place March 19-20, 2016, at the Crandon … Continue Reading…
FCP Community Youth Take Part in “Night of the Arts”
The 3rd Annual Night of the Arts was held at the Crandon School on Feb. … Continue Reading…
Laona School District Learns About Cultural Awareness
On Jan. 22, 2016, the Laona School District was invited by FCP Education and FCP … Continue Reading…
Traveling Times Hosts Reception for Budding Artists
Seven years ago, Potawatomi Traveling Times (PTT) came up with the idea of celebrating American Indian Heritage Month by asking area tribal youth K-12 to express what their heritage meant to them by way of creating art. Over those seven years, 154 projects have been submitted ranging from poems and short stories to… Continue Reading…
Forest County Potawatomi: Beyond the Name
When most people hear the name Forest County Potawatomi (FCP), the first thing they often … Continue Reading…
“Missing Threads”: A Film Well Worth Viewing
The care of Native American children in this country has been an issue that evokes … Continue Reading…
American Indian Youth Heritage Art Display 2015
In honor of November as American Indian Heritage Month, the Potawatomi Traveling Times (PTT) invited … Continue Reading…
Forest County Potawatomi Leadership Meets with Wisconsin Attorney General
MADISON – FCP Chairman Harold “Gus” Frank, Tribal Secretary Lorna Shawano, former Executive Council Member … Continue Reading…
2015 Election Results
(standing l-r) Council Member Heather VanZile, Treasurer Richard Gougé, Vice Chair Hartford Shegonee, Council Member ... Continue Reading...
Tribal Member Boxes on the East Coast
When it comes to the sport of boxing, Ira “War Chief” Frank is no stranger. … Continue Reading…
Health & Wellness Center Breaks Ground on Much-Needed Addition
The original HWC, built in the 90s, was located in what is now the Family … Continue Reading…
New Gte Ga Nes Building Blessing
Sept. 10, 2015, marked a day in history for the FCP community. This date … Continue Reading…
AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH
Projects & registration forms may be dropped off at or mailed to the PTT Office, … Continue Reading…
First Day of School Starts Out with a BANG!
Sept. 1, 2015, marked a day in history for some community members. Not only did … Continue Reading…
Potawatomi Gathering of Nations 2015
The Forest County Potawatomi (FCP) Band hosted the Potawatomi Gathering of Nations the week of ... Continue Reading...
Meno Keno Ma Ge Wen 2015
This year was the 22nd Annual Meno Keno Ma Ge Wen traditional pow-wow in Carter. … Continue Reading…
Explore Native Wisconsin
a collective journey through all 11 tribes of Wisconsin. Spread your wings and purchase a copy! Pick up your copy at the following locations: Potawatomi Stone Lake C-Store 5326 Fire Keeper Road, Crandon Potawatomi Carter C-Store, Carter (Hwy 32, across from Casino/Hotel)
FCP Summer Youth Employee Program Has A Positive Education Week
The young people involved in this year’s Summer Youth Employee Program (SYEP) experienced a bit … Continue Reading…
Summer Day Camp a Great Success!
Summer Day Camp has officially started for this year. Summer Day Camp is a program … Continue Reading…
Mish ko swen 5K Held Rain or Shine
On June 13, 2015, FCP Health & Wellness Center’s Community Health Department held its Mish … Continue Reading…
2015 Memorial Day Honoring
On May 23, 2015, FCP Veterans Post 1 had a special dedication ceremony in Carter, Wis. The dedication ceremony was for the “Keeper of the Fire” statue along with the veterans’ monument that sits behind it. Continue Reading…
Market Thursdays
Stop by the Stone Lake C-Store on Thursdays from 2-6 p.m. for a variety of fresh produce, homemade soups and crafts.
Elders Journey to the Gathering of Nations
During the week of April 21-28, 2015, a group of elders, family, and friends took … Continue Reading…
Sugar Camp 2015
With spring sprung and summer to be shortly on its way, FCP Language & Culture … Continue Reading…
Summer Day Camp 2015
Registration is June 15-23 and forms are available at the Stone Lake Recreation Center (715) 478-7240 or Education office located in the Family Services building (715) 478-7355.