A Richmond County powwow recognized the legacy of Mr. Jim Chavis for his preservation of Native-American history and culture in Richmond, Scotland and Robeson County.
                                 Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal

A Richmond County powwow recognized the legacy of Mr. Jim Chavis for his preservation of Native-American history and culture in Richmond, Scotland and Robeson County.

Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal

<p>Rockingham Mayor John Hutchinson presents Mr. Jim Chavis with a key to the city.</p>
                                 <p>Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal</p>

Rockingham Mayor John Hutchinson presents Mr. Jim Chavis with a key to the city.

Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal

<p>A blanket being presented as a gift.</p>
                                 <p>Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal</p>

A blanket being presented as a gift.

Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal

<p>The powwow featured a dancing exhibition by The Warriors of AniKituhwa of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians</p>
                                 <p>Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal</p>

The powwow featured a dancing exhibition by The Warriors of AniKituhwa of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

Matthew Sasser | Daily Journal

A Richmond County powwow recognized the legacy of Mr. Jim Chavis for his preservation of Native-American history and culture in Richmond, Scotland and Robeson County.

Rockingham Mayor John Hutchinson presents Mr. Jim Chavis with a key to the city.

The powwow featured a dancing exhibition by The Warriors of AniKituhwa of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

A blanket being presented as a gift.