May 5: Remembering Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Antonia Commack, an Alaska Indigenous MMIP advocate, shared this image on Facebook wearing a red handprint on her face and the symbol across her shirt. The red handprint is widely used in Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls awareness to represent silenced voices and those who are missing or murdered. In her post, she […]

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🌮☀️ 🌮 Cinco de Mayo Cruise: Cloudy Skies, Calm Roads & Construction Patience

Memaw’s Fiesta de Mayo Commute for May 5, 2026 💅 Well now, sugar, it’s Cinco de Mayo, and if that doesn’t call for a little extra sparkle in your step and patience in your driving, I don’t know what does. This day isn’t just about tacos and tunes, it’s rooted in grit, resilience, and a hard-fought […]

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