Monthly Archives: October 2022

The Prairie Band Potawatomi Health center now has the new COVID-19 “Bivalent booster” vaccines for both children and adults. Children age 6 years and older, and adults who have completed their “primary series” of COVID-19 vaccinations can now receive the  … Continue reading →

PBPN Tribal Victim Services (TVS) hosted their Splatters That Matter outreach event on October 22, 2022, at the Old Bingo Hall. TVS provided several different art stations and materials for community members to create their own artwork, along with raffle … Continue reading →

The recently completed bark house and Native American encampment in Ward-Meade Park were formally dedicated in a recognition ceremony on Friday, October 14, 2022. The bark house and encampment are the newest additions to Old Prairie Town, located at the … Continue reading →

Tribal Court will be closed October 17th through the 20th and reopening on the 21st. Tribal Court will be accepting petitions and payments online. How to make a payment online: www.pbpindiantribe.com Locate bill pay tab (in green on the upper … Continue reading →

PBPN Chairman Joseph “Zeke” Rupnick, Council Member Raphael J. Wahwassuck and other members of the Kansas Advisory Council for Indigenous Education Working Group addressed the Kansas State Board of Education during the Boards meeting on October11, 2022. The information they … Continue reading →

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Tribal Victim Services (TVS) held and event at Prairie People’s Park on the Evening of October 1st commemorating the event. Everyone was invited to “Walk a Mile in their Mocs” and participants walked … Continue reading →