By Asia Daggs Assistant Web Content Manager In light of November being Native American Heritage month, I thought I'd dedicate this volume to some of the most culture-rich communities we know today. Native American (or American Indian) culture can be associated with both harmony and pain. The culture thrives off of the many customs they live by: spiritual symbolization, ceremonies, language, food... you name it. On top of dealing with […]
By Erica Fuchs Photographer On September 6th, the San Marcos community gathered in front of City Hall to protest the building of a new HEB at the intersection of Hunter and Wonder World. As the location is an environmentally sensitive area that drains into Purgatory Creek, this site is prone to flooding. It’s also very close to an ancient Native American burial ground, endangered blind salamanders have been found in […]
Laura Aebi News Reporter Since the early 90s, Native American tribes from all over the state have come together in San Marcos to honor their history and ensure their future by hosting a traditional powwow at Spring Lake. This year the Sacred Springs Powwow, hosted by the Indigenous Cultures Institute, included traditional dancers in full regalia, Native American food, arts and crafts, flute players, storytellers, and merchant vendors with traditional […]
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