The Poarch Band of Creek Indians, like many other Native American Tribes, have fought hard to preserve their heritage and traditions. They have lived in and around the reservation in Poarch, Alabama for nearly 200 years, and are currently the only federally-recognized Native American Tribe in the state.  Tribal Council Member Sandy Hollinger is ensuring the Tribe’s continued legacy with her selfless leadership and dedication to her fellow Tribe members. “All my life I’ve been a resident of the Poarch community,” Hollinger reflects. “It’s a community of love. We didn’t have a lot as a small rur...

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