GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - On saturday, Heritage Hill State Historical Park hosted the maiden voyage of a newly made and authentic dugout canoe along the Fox River. The canoe was crafted by historic ...

ALLOUEZ (WLUK) -- Heritage Hill State Historical Park is well-known for its history. Thanks to an interpreter from the Oneida Nation, the park has been able to add to the park's history and give the ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Lakalako Ne is a member of the Oneida Tribe currently working as an interpreter at Heritage Hill. As a summer project, he decided to build a burned-out canoe. Heritage Hill ...

Students from the Wellpinit School District paddled a canoe they carved themselves up the Spokane River last week to the foot of Little Falls Dam, reflecting on changes to the river since the era of ...

From the 1960s to the '90s, CBS News correspondent Charles Kuralt was "On the Road," looking for stories and people where no one else was looking. Kuralt died in 1997, and many of the people he ...

SALEM -- The oldest Kalapuya Indian river canoe in the Willamette Valley is now back in the hands of its people. The Willamette Heritage Center recently donated the canoe to the Confederated Tribes of ...

ARLINGTON — The guest of honor was the first chinook salmon of the season, but the focus of the day was the launch of the Stillaguamish Tribe’s first shovel-nose dugout river canoe in a century.

Shortly before a 2003 blessing ceremony, the Samish Indian Nation’s new cedar canoe revealed her name to a naming committee praying in front of the craft — Xechnginglh or “Our hearts and minds are one ...

Sitka’s tribal government has donated to Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) a small replica of a full-size dugout canoe carved through a project sponsored by SHI, the National Park Service, Alaska ...

"Maawandoon" is a traditional Ojibway term meaning "bringing us together." "Jiimaan" is the word for "canoe." Together they form the name and the mission of a unique Ontario-based collective called ...

Yona resident Keith Quintanilla has been building and repairing canoes for 14 years, particularly using fiberglass as a medium. This is his way of helping to preserve the CHamoru seafaring heritage, ...