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Zickefoose signs to wrestle at University of Central Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation citizen Cooper Zickefoose, a senior at Claremore High School, has signed a letter of intent to join the ...
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Acting Cherokee Nation Marshal Daniel Mead sworn into office
TAHLEQUAH ­– The new Acting Marshal of the Cherokee Nation, Daniel Mead, was sworn into office by Cherokee Nation Justice Shawna Baker Monday during a public ceremony at the W.W. Keeler Tribal Complex ...
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Report highlights success of $7M Cherokee Nation Community Partners Grants
A new report is highlighting the many successes of the Cherokee Nation’s $7 million Community Partners Grants, which were ...
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Alzheimer’s Association launches Road Map for Native Communities
In an ongoing effort to help public health leaders serving American Indian and Alaska Native communities address brain health ...
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Former President Carter dies at 100
Many older Americans have troubled memories of the Jimmy Carter administration presiding over a nation in economic turmoil ...
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Number of Native and Alaska Native-owned businesses slips by 2 percent
The number of American Indian and Alaska Native-owned businesses in the United States declined by more than 2 percent from ...
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Chouteau working with Cherokee Nation to upgrade roads and infrastructure
Chouteau Mayor Brenda Cunningham is praising the Cherokee Nation for the assistance provided to her city to upgrade roads and ...
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Big roles in Washington state for two Native leaders
Casey Sixkiller and Chris Stearns will in January become the two highest-ranking Native Americans in Washington state ...
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Cherokee Nation receives $1.3M grant for environmental assessment and cleanup
The Cherokee Nation has been awarded a $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to conduct ...
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Q&A: Delegate Teehee addresses tribe’s efforts to see her seated as a new Congress takes office
TAHLEQUAH — One thousand, nine hundred and sixty-one days. That is the amount of time as of Jan. 2, 2025 that has passed since Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. stood on the lawn of the ...