Olympics-Bound Ashton Locklear: 'Indian Country is in My Heart!'
Walker, Richard. "Olympics-Bound Ashton Locklear: 'Indian Country is in My Heart!'" Indian Country Today Media Network July 21, 2016.
Lumbee firsts
First Indian Recorder in Robeson Begins His Work
“First Indian Recorder in Robeson Begins His Work.” Robesonian [Lumberton, NC] 9 Dec. 1955?
Indian Leader Announces for Seat in State Legislature
“Indian Leader Announces for Seat in State Legislature.” Robesonian [Lumberton, NC] 18 March 1954: 1.
First Native American Woman Is Pastor.
Rhodes, Barbara. “First Native American Woman Is Pastor.” Robesonian 22 June 1990: 7A.
A Tearful William Foster Jacobs–Lay Person of Year.
Norton, Bill, Jr. “A Tearful William Foster Jacobs–Lay Person of Year.” North Carolina Christian Advocate 28 June 1988: 2.
Rags to Riches Story of a Tar Heel Indian.
“Rags to Riches Story of a Tar Heel Indian.” News and Observer 9 June 1953: 5.
1st Indian on School Board Not a ‘Token’.
Burchette, Bob. “1st Indian on School Board Not a ‘Token’.” Greensboro News 9 April 1973: B1.
County Education Board To Have Indian Representation.
“County Education Board To Have Indian Representation.” Robesonian 26 March 1963: 1.
Remembering senior resident Superior Court judge Sandy Dexter Brooks.
Brayboy, Connee. “Remembering senior resident Superior Court judge Sandy Dexter Brooks.” Carolina Indian Voice 14 March 2002: 1.
Maynor, Malinda M
“Maynor, Malinda M.” In: Women artists of color: a bio-critical sourcebook to 20th century artists in the Americas. Ed. Phoebe Farris. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1999. Pages 44-47.
