Indian Country Today
Greg Peterson is an accomplished journalist and media coordinator with extensive experience in volunteer roles and ownership of media outlets. Since August 2014, Peterson has owned Upper Peninsula Breaking News, focusing on unbiased journalism. Additionally, Peterson holds volunteer positions with EarthKeepers II, Progressive Democrats of America, Zaagkii Wings and Seeds Project, Indian Country Today, Georgia Center for Children and Education, Inc., and Turtle Island Project, contributing to environmental initiatives, Indigenous issues, and social justice. Peterson also established Peterson Breaking Video News Network, specializing in breaking news and investigative reporting since 2004. Education includes a high school diploma from Westside High School followed by studies in communication and media at Augusta State University.
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Indian Country Today
It was founded in 1981 as a weekly print newspaper, The Lakota Times; the publication's name changed in 1992 to Indian Country Today.