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Photos: Sioux Falls Native American Day celebration 2023

Byline photo of Lucas Hiatt
Lucas Hiatt, Sports Editor
October 24, 2023

On Oct. 9, a celebration in honor of Native American Day was held downtown and featured a parade as well as a Powwoww with music and dancing. The event took place on Phillips Avenue and was a union of cultures and heritage honoring natives in the Dakota area.

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Lucas
The floats started at the southern end of Phillips Avenue in the downtown area. Pictured is a float carrying men and women singing and playing a drum.

 

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Lucas Hiatt
Lucas Hiatt, Editor-in-Chief
Lucas Hiatt is a senior and Editor-in-Chief for the Statesman. He is involved in LHS Golf and Student Council. He is also fluent in Spanish and is enrolled in LHS’s Spanish Immersion Program. Outside of his crammed school schedule, he can be found at the golf course or the pickleball courts. Additionally, he enjoys beating fellow staff member, JD Yunag, in friendly games of Poker. 
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