Cherokee Nation health executive named impact leader by National Indian Health Board
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The National Indian Health Board honored Dr. Charles Grim, executive director of Cherokee Nation Health Services, as an impact leader for the Oklahoma City area during an awards banquet Wednesday. |
Cherokee Nation employees named NextGen under 30 recipients
The annual award recognizes young professionals under 30 years of age who demonstrate the best in leadership, community service and professional achievements.
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Junior Miss Cherokee presents at National Tribal Health ConferenceJunior Miss Cherokee Kaitlyn Pinkerton recently presented at the 35th annual National Indian Health Board’s Tribal Health Conference, where she shared her platform of mental health awareness. |
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Cherokee Nation graduates 109 from adult education program
The Cherokee Nation celebrated 109 graduates from the tribe’s adult education program during a special ceremony held Sept. 20.
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Cherokee Nation leads environmental conservation efforts
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"The Cherokee Kid" featured in new exhibit at Cherokee Heritage Center
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Feds Award Safety Grants To Oklahoma Native American Tribes
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Cherokee Art Market to offer premier native works
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Indigenous Voices stage will host readings and Indigenous language classes
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