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This fall, the nonprofit Conservation Fund donated a parcel of land near Millsboro to the Nanticoke tribe – a historic move that gives the tribe ownership of an ancestral parcel that was privately owned for generations.Contributor Jon Hurdle explains how this came about – and what the tribe’s plans are for the land.
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Nonprofit donates 31 acres where tribe plans cultural activities
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A bigger Nanticoke Indian Powwow is planned next month. And will have a new home. The powwow has been held in Millsboro for the past 43 years, but that…
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The Nanticoke Indian Association Tribal Council decided to cancel what would have been the 43rd annual powwow this September because of the pandemic. It’s…
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Nationwide protests over racial injustice have reignited conversations about the role of historical statues, symbols and relics. The historic whipping…
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Members of the Nanticoke community, elected officials and others danced a Round Dance Monday to celebrate the dedication of a Delaware Public Archives…
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The 42nd annual Nanticoke Indian Powwow brought the woods alive in Millsboro this past weekend.The Nanticoke Indian Tribe is one of Delaware’s two…
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The sound of drums and singing filled the air at the Nanticoke Indian Museum in Millsboro Saturday for the Nanticoke Indian Tribe’s annual heritage day.…
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Several members of the Nanticoke community in southern Delaware attended the Indigenous Peoples March in Washington D.C. last week. Nanticoke tribal…