The US Small Business Administration, over at www.sba.gov, have recently introduced a new course especially for businessmen and women with Native American heritage to help them out when they decide to begin a new business. The course is entitled … Continue reading →
Native Americans are actually living in a life with peaceful and unity. They are the people living from the past years. Before 1500s, there are actually no written records about Native Americans. This is the year way back on the … Continue reading →
Native Americans should be made cognizant of the power of compound interest on their current or future savings. The InterestBot is a great online tool to make this happen. An interest calculator is a very useful tool that is available … Continue reading →
It’s important that debt-laden Native Americans be aware of online tools such as the PaymentBot that are available to understand personal debt. When an individual hears someone ask them if they have heard the good news, he will naturally respond … Continue reading →
Many people today speak of living the American dream. The American dream can’t really be defined in one word or phrase. Nevertheless, you can say that the American dream is having your own house, a good job and a nice … Continue reading →
The Oakville Indian mounds stand in almost 130 acres in Lawrence County. The area is very peaceful but also attracts a lot of visitors, fisherman, birdwatchers, hikers and joggers all frequently use the area. But if we go back a … Continue reading →
We often see Native culture and society on television, but there was a scene on the hit show Revolution the other night that made me think. If you haven’t seen the show, the premise is fairly simple, about 10 years … Continue reading →