Three Cherokee Nation citizens have been named this year’s Cherokee National Treasures for their work in preserving and promoting Cherokee art and culture.
Cherokee Casino Tahlequah will welcome Journey tribute band Journey of a Lifetime at 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, at Ancient Oak Tavern inside the casino.
The Cherokee Immersion School will transition to a year-round school calendar beginning August of 2026, Cherokee Nation Language Department officials announced today.
The Cherokee Nation is now accepting applications for the 2027 Remember the Removal Bike Ride, which retraces the northern route of the Trail of Tears over a span of three weeks. The deadline to apply is Sept. 8, 2026.
A defining voice in country music for more than five decades, Country Music Hall of Famer Tanya Tucker rides into Hard Rock Live inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 8 p.m.
The Cherokee Immersion School will transition to a year-round school calendar beginning August of 2026, Cherokee Nation Language Department officials announced today.
For generations, Cherokee people have understood that wellness is about far more than treating illness. Wellness starts before getting sick and needing medical attention and continues well past recovery.
The Cherokee Nation observed Juneteenth at the Cherokee National Peace Pavilion in Tahlequah, marking the holiday with updates from the Principal Chief's Advisory Committee on Freedmen Art and History and the announcement of a loan agreement with Northeastern State University on an archive map created by students at the Cherokee Freedmen High School in 1903.
The Cherokee Immersion School will transition to a year-round school calendar beginning August of 2026, Cherokee Nation Language Department officials announced today.
For generations, Cherokee people have understood that wellness is about far more than treating illness. Wellness starts before getting sick and needing medical attention and continues well past recovery.
The Cherokee Immersion School will transition to a year-round school calendar beginning August of 2026, Cherokee Nation Language Department officials announced today.
The Cherokee Nation observed Juneteenth at the Cherokee National Peace Pavilion in Tahlequah, marking the holiday with updates from the Principal Chief's Advisory Committee on Freedmen Art and History and the announcement of a loan agreement with Northeastern State University on an archive map created by students at the Cherokee Freedmen High School in 1903.
The Cherokee Immersion School will transition to a year-round school calendar beginning August of 2026, Cherokee Nation Language Department officials announced today.