Chief Hoskin signs Cherokee election law reforms to further prohibit ‘dark money’ in tribal politics

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. officially signed Monday a law to reform the tribe’s election code which included strong provisions to prevent dark money from coming into tribal elections.

May 24, 2022

Cherokee Nation to host send-off ceremony for Remember the Removal Bike Ride cyclists

May 24, 2022

Cherokee Nation contributes total of $476,000 to 136 northeast Oklahoma rural fire departments

May 23, 2022

Chief Chat: Building up young women for success

May 20, 2022

Cherokee Nation Councilor Kidwell inducted to Coast Guard ‘Wall of Gallantry’ in Connecticut

May 19, 2022

Chief Hoskin signs Cherokee election law reforms to further prohibit ‘dark money’ in tribal politics

May 24, 2022

Cherokee Nation to host send-off ceremony for Remember the Removal Bike Ride cyclists

May 24, 2022

Cherokee Nation contributes total of $476,000 to 136 northeast Oklahoma rural fire departments

May 23, 2022

Chief Chat: Building up young women for success

May 20, 2022

Cherokee Nation Councilor Kidwell inducted to Coast Guard ‘Wall of Gallantry’ in Connecticut

May 19, 2022

Government

Chief Hoskin signs Cherokee election law reforms to further prohibit ‘dark money’ in tribal politics

May 24, 2022

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. officially signed Monday a law to reform the tribe’s election code which included strong provisions to prevent dark money from coming into tribal elections.

Cherokee Nation contributes total of $476,000 to 136 northeast Oklahoma rural fire departments

May 23, 2022

Chief Chat: Building up young women for success

May 20, 2022

Cherokee Nation Councilor Kidwell inducted to Coast Guard ‘Wall of Gallantry’ in Connecticut

May 19, 2022

Wilma Mankiller Quarter to be released during June 6 ceremony

May 18, 2022

Chief Chat: New funds support Cherokee foster children and families

May 13, 2022

Culture

Cherokee Nation to host send-off ceremony for Remember the Removal Bike Ride cyclists

May 24, 2022

The Cherokee Nation will host a send-off ceremony for the five Cherokee Nation cyclists who leave Tahlequah, Oklahoma, on Wednesday for the 2022 Remember the Removal Bike Ride.

Cherokee Nation Film Office bringing more Natives to television

May 11, 2022

70th Annual Cherokee National Holiday returning to in-person celebration on Labor Day weekend

May 06, 2022

Cherokee Nation seeking nominations for National Treasure distinction

Apr 20, 2022

Cherokee Nation restoring, relocating historic cabin in Sequoyah County

Apr 18, 2022

‘Sovereignty on Trial: The Tragedy at Goingsnake’

Apr 14, 2022

Businesses

Cherokee Federal Appoints Kevin Bearden to Lead Humanitarian Solutions Division

May 13, 2022

Cherokee Federal, a division of Cherokee Nation Businesses (CNB), today announced the hiring of prominent industry executive Kevin Bearden as Vice President of Humanitarian Solutions. 

Cherokee Nation Federal Consulting Seeks Applicants for Immediate Job Openings Supporting Internal Revenue Service

May 11, 2022

Cherokee Nation Environmental Solutions Establishes Joint Venture with Conti Federal Under U.S. Small Business Association Mentor-Protégé Program

Apr 05, 2022

Cherokee Nation pledges $50K to United Way

Dec 20, 2021

CNB contributes $20K to Cherokee Nation Angel Project

Dec 07, 2021

Cherokee Federal Expands Intelligence Footprint, Acquires Preting Consulting

Nov 29, 2021

Entertainment

Doug Stone visits Cherokee Casino May 27-28

May 24, 2022

Doug Stone, known as a lonesome baritone balladeer in a hard-up-tempo country world, is bringing his classic hits to the SEVEN Bar stage inside Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs on Friday, May 27, and Lee Creek Tavern inside Cherokee Casino & Hotel Roland on Saturday, May 28.

Hard Rock Live hosts supergroup The Frontmen Aug. 28

May 24, 2022

Doug Stone brings country gold to Track 5. May 26

May 23, 2022

Casey Donahew soars into Cherokee Casino May 14

May 10, 2022

Vote for Cherokee Casino & Hotel for Best of Arkansas

May 09, 2022

Pam Tillis and Deana Carter team up in Tulsa Sept. 8

May 05, 2022

Supporting Foster Children & Families

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner announce $500 monthly transition stipend for Cherokee youth ‘aging out’ of foster system

Cherokee Nation is also providing a one-time COVID-19 impact payment of $1,000 to the tribe’s more than 80 current foster families.

Cherokee Nation, UKB Sign MOA on Foster, Adoption Cases involving Cherokee children

Chief Chat: Foster families in need for Cherokee youth

Chief Chat: Wado to Cherokee Foster Parents

Chief Chat: Building up young women for success

“Man Enough to be a Girl Scout.” That is the call to action, which I proudly support, for the Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma’s annual campaign encouraging men of our community to uplift young women in all areas that make Girl Scouts great, including STEM, life skills, outdoors experiences and entrepreneurship.

Health

Cherokee Nation recognizes Autism Awareness Month, partners with organization to improve resources for those on autism spectrum

Cherokee Nation Wings Fitness Program returns to in-person racing after going virtual during pandemic

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner sign revised Public Health, Wellness Act to build drug treatment facilities

Construction

Cherokee Nation investing more than $12M to add services, expand facilities at four tribal health centers

Cherokee Nation to Build $16M childcare center in Pryor

Cherokee Nation breaks ground on estimated $10M state-of-the-art community center in Kenwood

Community

Cherokee Nation contributes total of $476,000 to 136 northeast Oklahoma rural fire departments

Chief Chat: New funds support Cherokee foster children and families

Chief Chat: Cherokee Nation achieves domestic violence prevention milestone

Film Office

Cherokee Nation Film Office bringing more Natives to television

Cherokee Nation Film Office, Native American Media Alliance helping grow Native representation

Cherokee Nation Film Office, Tulsa artist Tate Steinsiek present special effects workshop

Education

Sequoyah High School names Smith, Turtle, Morgan as 2022 co-valedictorians, salutatorian

Chief Chat: Investing in public education; investing in northeast Oklahoma’s future

Chief Chat: Cherokee Nation Foundation expands education opportunities for Cherokees

Art & History

70th Annual Cherokee National Holiday returning to in-person celebration on Labor Day weekend

Cherokee Nation restoring, relocating historic cabin in Sequoyah County

‘Sovereignty on Trial: The Tragedy at Goingsnake’

Technology

Cherokee Nation installs new pollinator homes at Cherokee Immersion School, Cherokee speakers’ village

Cherokee Nation gives eco-friendly boost to Mid County Community Organization with installation of solar panels

Chief Chat: Virtual series will celebrate, connect Cherokees

Cherokee Elders

Chief Chat: Investing in safe homes and Cherokee Nation’s future

Cherokee elders, veterans and youth participate in tribe’s first controlled deer hunts on Sequoyah County preserve land

Cherokee Nation ramps up $22.5M housing replacement, repair initiative for Cherokee elders with largest project bid in tribe’s history

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