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Crow Agency woman pleads guilty to false statements

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Crow Agency woman pleads guilty to false statements

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A Crow Agency woman accused of making false statements to federal law enforcement admitted to charges today, U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme said.Read Article

$10K reward offered by FIB and Crow Tribe to find missing teenager

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$10K reward offered by FIB and Crow Tribe to find missing teenager

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The FBI and the Crow Tribe have combined their efforts to find missing teenager Sa’wade Birdinground by offering a reward of $10,000 for information that leads to her recovery.See the Story

Crow Agency woman pleads guilty to lying in shooting case investigation

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Crow Agency woman pleads guilty to lying in shooting case investigation

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The following is a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Montana:See the Story

Chilling Details That Defy Logic About Custer’s Last Stand Uncovered – Firsthand Testimony

Custer's Last Stand Uncovered - Firsthand Testimony In the shadow of the Little Big Horn River on June 25th, 1876, one of the most tragic and mysterious events in American history unfolded—Custer’s Last Stand. Chaos ruled the day as General George Custer and his troops faced overwhelming Native American forces. Eyewitnesses like George Herondine andCrow Agency · Crow Agency Read Article

Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument

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In the summer of 1876, tensions continued to grow between Native Americans and the United States military. Back in 1868, tribal leaders from Lakota, Arapaho, and Norther Cheyenne communities signed the Treaty of Ft. Laramie. The agreement created the “Great Sioux Reserve," a Native reservation on the land we now know as South Dakota. The tribes were promised peace and freedom from the American government, but by 1872, surveying for the Northern …Crow Agency · Crow Agency Read Article

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