Native American News
August 13, 2018
Captain Erik Smoot, of the Oklahoma ABLE Commission, will address the upcoming changes and explain what it will mean when State Question 792 takes effect October 1. In November 2016, Oklahomans approved State Question 792, which changed the laws gover...
Cherokee Nation News
August 10, 2018
The late Mary Golda Ross, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation who is considered to be the first Native woman to work as an aerospace engineer, is finally gaining widespread attention thanks to Google. The internet giant featured Ross as its "Go...
Cherokee Nation News
August 10, 2018
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — New looks weave their way into traditional works at the Cherokee Homecoming Art Show. The show opens Saturday and will continue through Sept. 22 at the Cherokee Heritage Center. An opening reception and awards presentation will be from 6...
Cheyenne and Arapaho News
August 10, 2018
(TAHLEQUAH) – At 18, they don’t have everything figured out. But the athletes chosen for this year’s Native AllStar Football Classic have done some deep thinking when it comes to such matters as a tribal culture, family dynamics...
Native American News
August 10, 2018
WINDOW ROCK, NAVAJO NATION — Ramah Navajo Chapter President, David Jose, was charged with Theft of Ramah Navajo Chapter Funds by the Navajo Nation Office of the Prosecutor on July 31, 2018. David Jose is charged with unlawfully transferring $6,0...
Sac & Fox Nation News
August 10, 2018
Encountering a black bear in Oklahoma is a real possibility, a fact that stillsurprises many residents and visitors who never realized the animals are commonly seen in some parts of the state. Anyone in Oklahoma east of Interstate 35 could&n...
Native American News
August 8, 2018
The ICBS Show will match government vendors and buyers in short, personal interviews during its full day of matchmaking in August in Norman. Matchmaking is one part of the two-day conference and exposition presented by Oklahoma’s two procurement technical...
Cherokee Nation News
August 6, 2018
Teachers can apply Aug. 6 – Sept. 28 TULSA, OKLA. – Cherokee Nation’s award-winning cultural tourism team is accepting grant applications for its education tours during the fall semester. The sponsored tours provide students an exclusive ...
Cherokee Nation News
August 3, 2018
Cherokee Nation Foundation has added another scholarship opportunity benefiting Cherokee students through a newly established endowment created by Kerry and Deborah Bowers, of Henderson, Nevada. The endowment was created through CNF's "Leave a Legacy" matching ...
Native American News
August 3, 2018
Wylene Two Lance was getting dinner ready Friday night when she glanced out her kitchen window and noticed the ominous dark blue cloud floating toward her village of Oglala, South Dakota. At first, the 47-year-old woman thought it was a tornado. She yell...
Native American News
July 31, 2018
Deb Haaland, the former New Mexico state Democratic party chair who is seeking to make history as the first Native American woman elected to Congress, had just one question before running: could she win? Yes, she thought, she absolutely could. “...
Cherokee Nation News
July 27, 2018
TAHLEQUAH, OKLA. – More than 200 Cherokee students participated in cultural, educational and recreational activities this week as part of the 2018 Camp Cherokee at Camp Heart O’ Hills in Welling. The annual camp provides an enriching academic e...
