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Cherokee Nation
March 30, 2018
The Cherokee Nation, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians are partnering to share the Cherokee story in Washington, D.C., during “Cherokee Days.” The event will take place at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian and will featureÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 23, 2018
Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. recently joined Tribal Council members Harley Buzzard and Mike Shambaugh for a visit to ... The $5,000 donation made to the Delaware County Historical Society was a continued partnership from the tribe to help grow the local Mariee Wallace MuseumÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 23, 2018
(L to R) Cherokee National Treasure Tommy Wildcat, Tribal Councilor Bryan Warner, Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr., Vian Police Chief Mark Fisher, Tribal Councilor E.O. Smith, Vian Town Administrator Keith Boshers and Vian Mayor Dennis Fletcher. VIAN, Okla. – Cherokee Nation Secretary of StateÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 20, 2018
Projects funded through the special projects fund are selected by Tribal Council and Principal Chief Bill John Baker's office and allow the tribe to partner with communities and organizations on projects that benefit both Cherokee Nation citizens and non-Cherokees alike. Community assistance funds areÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 15, 2018
The Cherokee Nation recently donated a surplus shuttle bus to the Cherokee Children's Mission in Adair County to help the mission provide safe and ... “The lives this mission has touched are countless, and I am so happy that the tribe can provide a new resource to it so the mission can continue thatÃâà...
Cherokee Phoenix
March 14, 2018
High school students prepare for the spring ACT exam during the Cherokee Nation Foundation's ACT Prep Class at Carl Albert State College's Sallisaw campus. CNF offers two six-week classes, one in the spring and the other in fall, as well as a weeklong class during the summer. STACIEÃâà...
Cherokee One Feather
March 14, 2018
The Cherokee Nation is giving its certified teachers at Sequoyah High School and Cherokee Immersion Charter School an immediate pay raise. ... Warner serves as the co-chair of the education committee and said a pay increase for certified teachers at the two schools the tribe operates is long overdue.
Cherokee Nation
March 14, 2018
Each month the Cherokee Nation recognizes Cherokee service men and women for their sacrifices and as a way to demonstrate the high regard in which all veterans are held by the tribe. Native Americans, including Cherokees, are thought to have more citizens serving per capita than any other ethnicÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 13, 2018
Cherokee Nation Marshal Shannon Buhl introduces Deputy Marshals Matt Laney and Joe Rainwater at the 5.11 Tactical store grand opening in Oklahoma City. (Courtesy Photo). TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Cherokee Nation Deputy Marshals Joe Rainwater and Matt Laney were recognized for acts of valor byÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 13, 2018
The Cherokee Nation is giving its certified teachers at Sequoyah High School and Cherokee Immersion Charter School an immediate pay raise. ... Warner serves as the co-chair of the education committee and said a pay increase for certified teachers at the two schools the tribe operates is long overdue.
Cherokee Nation
March 12, 2018
“The project could not have taken place without the partnership of Indian Health Service, our tribal administration and council, Cherokee Nation Businesses ... In an agreement between the tribe and federal government, the Cherokee Nation pays for the facility construction and medical equipment, while IHSÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 6, 2018
The Cherokee Nation recently partnered with Grand Gateway Community Development Foundation to ensure safe, reliable transit services for Cherokee Nation veterans in northeast Oklahoma. A four-year agreement worth $10,000 between the tribe and foundation provides veterans transportation toÃâà...
Cherokee Nation
March 2, 2018
“The Cherokee Nation, by providing these annual funds, has once again proven to be an invaluable partner to public education in northeast Oklahoma,” Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker said. “Year after year, the dollars from the tribe's car tag compact serve as a lifeline to local schoolÃâà...
Muskogee Daily Phoenix
December 31, 1999
The current Cherokee Casino, located a few miles south of Tahlequah near Sequoyah Schools, will be donated to the Cherokee Nation's Cherokee Immersion Charter School to help expand and grow language programs for the tribe's youth. Cherokee Nation broke ground on Cherokee Springs Plaza inÃâà...
