ICT NEWSCAST: Tribal College face uncertain future, abandoned mines reclaimed and more

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The ICT Newscast for Friday, September 26, covers the state of a Wisconsin tribal college, Arizona mine land restoration and new book about rural living. Check out the ICT Newscast on YouTube for this episode and more. Tribal colleges have been a huge economic force in 38 tribal lands across the nation and now their funding is threatened. In Northern Arizona one tribal nation is looking toward reclaiming abandoned mine lands for community and economic development. A leader from the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation takes his lifelong love of rural life by taking pen to paper.