Support St. Judes Children's Research Hospital and a local creek & cherokee native 12 yr old 1st degree Red Belt Tai Kwon Do student.

 

Christopher Bowers-Girty will be participating at his do jang May 31st at a board break a thon for St. Judes.

 

If you would like to make a monetary donation to this event, please make out your check or money order to St. Judes Children's Research Hospital.  Please e-mail me at kcnativecommunity@kcnativecommunity.org for our mailing address.

 

Thank you to those who contribute to this great cause.

 

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The Haskell Campus Shoppe will be an outlet for the new Nike Air Native N7.  Please come by the Shoppe to view the new shoe. 

We can accept orders now for November 1 shipping (when the shoe will become available.) The $90.00 shoe will be sold for $45.00 plus shipping, total $50.00.  We will have a variety of sizes at the Shoppe when the first order arrives if you want to check fit before you order.  You must make payment when you order.

Remember a step toward Healthier Haskell is a comfortable shoe.

~Your friends at the Haskell Campus Shoppe.

 

 

 

 

Tribal Business Leaders in Kansas and Missouri are encouraged to contact the following

Real Estate Developer about a great Financial endeavor that will benefit the tribe and it's people.

My name is John David DiCapo and I am a real estate broker and developer in Kansas City. I recently embarked on a new concept that I want to build up by the airport at the intersection of I-29 and Tiffany Springs Parkway which is 2 exits south of the airport.

I have 10.3 acres under contract to purchase that is directly behind the Cracker Barrel, Drury Inn and the Wendy’s restaurant. I feel it is a great piece of land for a development because of the continued success of the hotel and restaurants.

Our development will have a western theme to it and it will include a hotel, a western restaurant-saloon-dancehall, a western clothing store and a convenience store.

I am writing because I felt it would be a great spot to locate an American Indian cultural center.

There are 35,000 people that drive down I-29 daily and a tremendous amount of tourists that come into Kansas City by air that have to travel directly by the site.

We feel that with the high concentration of hotel and restaurants in that area the American Indian center could attract a large number of visitors who could be informed of the Indians plight in America.

If you have an interest in talking more about working with us please give me a call and we’ll talk more.

816-221-3507 816-590-9950 (CELL)

John David DiCapo

DICAPO DEVELOPMENT CO.

2510 GRAND BLVD.

K.C., MO. 64108

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