school groups, scouts, and all people use this space to learn more about the tribes who used to call this part of Ohio home.” ODNR is working with the three federally recognized Shawnee Tribes ...

So I’m really hoping to share everything that I’ve learned, to let other people in on what you don’t learn in school ... How 3 Shawnee tribes helped shape Ohio’s newest state park Talking ...

The Eastern Shawnee tribe traces its roots to Ohio ... They grew up in Hamilton, Ohio and graduated from Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism in June 2023. Before joining WYSO, her ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources partnered with the Shawnee Tribe, Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma and Absentee Shawnee Tribe while developing the center. Members of the Absentee ...

and making them proud of being Shawnee.” The center will also tell the stories of people from other Ohio Valley tribes and settlers like Daniel Boone and Simon Kenton.

And it’s the first and only to feature a center honoring Ohio’s Native peoples. Shawnee tribes and their ancestors had a presence in the Ohio River Valley for more than 14,000 years before the federal ...

The Lima Central Catholic Thunderbirds defeated the Shawnee Indians 42-14 in an Ohio high school football game on Thursday. Lima Central Catholic jumped in front of Shawnee 7-0 to begin the second ...

who came to honor the three federally recognized Shawnee Tribes. “This is an example of what is just spreading across all of Ohio is recognition that Native Americans were here,” Wallace said.

GREENVILLE, Ohio — This June, all three three Shawnee tribes sent representatives to attend the unveiling of a bronze statue of Tecumseh in Ohio, according to the Shawnee Tribe. From the Shawnee ...

It's actively consulting with the 45 tribes tied to the Ohio River Valley to repatriate the remains. The chief of the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Glenna Wallace, says work's been slow moving.

“At 8 o’clock Monday morning the train, with the locomotive gaily decorated with American flags, rolled into the Baltimore & Ohio railroad station bringing 26 Indians from Shawnee, Oklahoma.