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Securing a PPP Loan Helped to Power Tocabe’s Reopening
Tocabe counts two brick-and-mortar locations, plus a food truck. “Within days of the lockdowns beginning we lost 80% of our sales,” Ben Jacobs, the Osage co-founder of Tocabe, told Native Business. (Photo by Rachel Greiman, Green Chair Stories) For more than 11 years,...
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New Mexico Community Capital Expands as it Helps Native-Owned Businesses Launch & Grow
New Mexico Community Capital continues to add management staff and programs as it brings entrepreneurial skills to emerging Native-owned businesses, currently serving 20 different Tribes in 6 different states.
NCUA Charters Otoe-Missouria Federal Credit Union
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – National Credit Union Administration Board Chairman Rodney E. Hood presented a federal credit union charter to the Otoe-Missouria Federal Credit Union in Red Rock, Oklahoma, yesterday.“I congratulate the Tribal community for making their vision for...
Spokane Tribe Celebrates Solar Initiative, ‘Born of Fire’
The second largest fire in Washington state in summer 2016, a season of seemingly ceaseless burns across the western United States, ravaged the Spokane Indian Reservation.
Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes Plan Bison Processing Plant With Vertically Integrated Business Model
Considering an eatery at the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum is currently under development in Oklahoma City, the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma are seizing the opportunity to plan a meat processing plant with a built-in market. The plant will...
First Tribally Affiliated Medical School to Change Indian Country From a ‘Desert of Primary Care Physicians to an Oasis’
The Cherokee Nation has been plagued with many of the same problems as Tribal Nations across the United States, including struggling to attract a sufficient number of primary care physicians. “Some of our remote areas are hard to fill,” said Principal Chief Bill John Baker.
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