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The Adult Education Tribal Services Seminar will return on Oct. 22, following the program's success last spring, according to a notice from the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah.
The event offers information regarding available options and resources for individuals looking to continue their education and advance in the workforce.
According to the tribe, childcare will be provided during the seminar. Adults will be served dinner from Costa Vida, while children will be served pizza.
The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah is hosting Patient Appreciation Week. During the week of Sept. 28, patients can schedule appointments or visit to receive treats and swag while supplies last.
The Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah is partnering with Southwest Technical College to offer new Puow’wan Program classes. Registration for these culinary sessions will open on Oct. 1.
The PITU Youth Team is hosting a series of community nights, with the final two sessions scheduled for next week. The events will feature food and activities for children, alongside presentations on drug awareness.
The Puow’wan Program is partnering with Southwest Technical College to offer new cooking classes. Participants will have the opportunity to learn various culinary skills from an expert chef.
The Tooveep exhibition at the Southern Utah Museum of Art features works by regional and nationally renowned artists. Curated by Fawn Douglas, the collection explores Indigenous perspectives through various media.
The Adult Education Tribal Services Seminar is returning on Oct. 22 following a successful program last spring. Attendees can learn about educational resources and workforce advancement opportunities.
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