Cherokee Nation contributes $7.7M to Sequoyah County road project
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Cherokee Nation is partnering with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and Sequoyah County to continue improvements to Dwight Mission Road. Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker, Deputy Chief S. Joe Crittenden, Tribal Councilor E.O. Smith and Deputy Chief-elect Bryan Warner visited Sallisaw recently to present a check for $7.7 million to the Sequoyah County Commissioner for the second phase of the road project. |
Cherokee Nation Businesses selects Legends to create world-class entertainment destination in Pope County, Arkansas
Cherokee Nation Businesses today announced the partnership with Legends, a leader in global planning, sales and hospitality.
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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa hosting career fair June 19
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa is hosting a career fair on Wednesday, June 19, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences break ground on new medical school
Leaders from the Cherokee Nation and Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences gathered in Tahlequah to break ground on the 84,000 square-foot OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation.
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Tribal Council honors Cherokee citizen, internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Barbara McAlisterTribal Councilors recognized Cherokee Nation citizen and internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Barbara McAlister during Monday night’s monthly meeting. |
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Cherokee Nation to have resource tent at Stilwell Strawberry FestivalThe Cherokee Nation will have a resource tent featuring several tribal departments during the 72nd Annual Stilwell Strawberry Festival.
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Cherokee Heritage Center's Gospel Sing rescheduled to June 1Spend the afternoon outdoors enjoying live gospel performances in Cherokee and English at the 20th annual Gospel Sing event Saturday, June 1, at Cherokee Heritage Center. |
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Cherokee Nation Performing Arts Summer Camp applications availableThe Cherokee Nation is taking applications for the 2019 Performing Arts Summer Camp to be held June 16-21 at Sequoyah High School in Tahlequah. |
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Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs supports GEOHuntsville UAS Working Group
Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs has joined GEOHuntsville, an Alabama-based nonprofit, in helping implement the use of UAS, or unmanned aircraft systems, to aid and protect the public during major emergencies.
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Cherokee Nation celebrates national flag with new exhibit
Learn about the history of the Cherokee Nation’s flag in a new exhibit at the Cherokee National Supreme Court Museum.
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Cherokee Nation steps in during historic Arkansas River flood
Cherokee Nation marshals, medics and emergency management team kept life moving in the 4,000-population town of Fort Gibson, where the Arkansas River hadn’t submerged rooftops and highways this high since 1943.
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