COWLITZ INDIAN RESERVATION — The Cowlitz Indian Tribe on Friday put its new mobile medication-assisted treatment van into service following a traditional ceremonial blessing held at ilani casino.
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Source: The Columbian
‘It’s a great day for the Cowlitz’: Tribe puts mobile treatment van into service
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