Ernie Stevens, Jr., Chairman of the National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA), presented the Ho-Chunk Nation with more than 4,000 facemasks for safety during the COVID pandemic. Stevens and NIGA Senior Administrative Assistant Ricky Granquist came to the Tribal Office Building on…
For the first time, a Native American graduate of a tribal wellness court will speak at the Wisconsin Association of Treatment Court Professionals’ annual conference. Karie Decorah, Ho-Chunk, will serve on a panel with other treatment court graduates on Thursday,…
The Ho-Chunk Nation continues to be under a State of Emergency to address the COVID -19 public health emergency. Mask wearing, social distancing, and temperature screening orders remain in place for our Ho-Chunk lands and facilities.
Gov. Tony Evers and Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes visited the Ho-Chunk Nation District 1 Community Center on Thursday, March 25. Evers and Barnes toured the facility to witness the immunization clinic take place, where many people came to get their…