The strength of Oklahoma lies in its people and the nearly 40 tribes that call Oklahoma home
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"Oklahoma tribes have enjoyed a cooperative relationship with the state of Oklahoma for 15 years, and our gaming compact continues to be beneficial for all Oklahomans. Comparing commercial tax rates in other states to exclusivity fees paid by Oklahoma tribes is an apples-to-oranges comparison. Tribes differ from commercial casino operators in many ways." |
Chief-Elect Hoskin, Deputy Chief-Elect Warner name cabinet
Cherokee Nation Chief-Elect Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief-Elect Bryan Warner are pleased to announce their executive cabinet, six pioneering leaders who will propel the tribe forward over the next four years. FULL STORY
Cherokee Nation contributes $7.7M to Sequoyah County road project
Cherokee Nation is partnering with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and Sequoyah County to continue improvements to Dwight Mission Road.
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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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College Housing Assistance Program applications available July 29The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation will accept College Housing Assistance Program applications for the fall 2019 semester July 29 through Aug. 9. |
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Cherokee Nation calendar of events for JulyCherokee Nation hosts several events in the month of July including Stories on the Square and the 2019 Traditional Native Games. |
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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 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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“Stories on the Square” returns in July
Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism hosting storytelling series at Cherokee National Peace Pavilion.
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US Navy to name newest rescue ship the 'Cherokee Nation'
The U.S. Navy is naming its newest rescue ship the “Cherokee Nation” to honor the service and contributions the Cherokee people have made to the Navy and Marine Corps.
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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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