Cherokee Nation, OSU celebrate topping out of new College of Osteopathic Medicine
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The Cherokee Nation and Oklahoma State University celebrated a construction milestone during Monday’s topping out ceremony for the new OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine at Cherokee Nation on the campus of W.W. Hastings Hospital in Tahlequah. |
Chief Hoskin proposes Cherokee Nation Historic Registry Act
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. announced Tuesday the Cherokee Nation Historic Registry Act, proposed legislation that will provide a comprehensive framework for identifying, protecting and preserving properties of historical significance to the tribe.FULL STORY
Cherokee Casino Tahlequah features culture, history throughout new entertainment destination
Cherokee Nation’s newest gaming and hospitality property, Cherokee Casino Tahlequah, honors Cherokee history, culture and heritage throughout the new location. FULL STORY
Cherokee Nation placing added focus on customer service, reducing patient wait times at health centers
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. announced Monday he’s implementing patient advocacy positions to focus on customer service and reduce patient wait times at Cherokee Nation Health facilities. FULL STORY
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Cherokee Nation honors top Indian-owned businesses of 2019The Cherokee Nation honored hundreds of Native-owned businesses during the tribe’s annual TERO Certified Indian Owned Business Awards Banquet Thursday, Nov. 21 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa. |
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Cherokee Nation hosting grand opening for largest tribal outpatient health center in USCherokee Nation and Indian Health Service leaders will celebrate the grand opening of the largest tribal outpatient health center in the country on Thursday, Nov. 14. |
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Cherokee Nation First Lady January Hoskin joins Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy BoardJanuary Hoskin, First Lady of the Cherokee Nation, has assumed a leadership role on the Board of Directors for the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA). |
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Enrollment opportunities available at Talking Leaves Job CorpsThe Talking Leaves Job Corps Center has immediate openings for individuals seeking free career training in the nation’s leading industries, construction, finance and business, health care and hospitality. |
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Cherokee Nation drives more than $2 billion into Oklahoma economy
New research shows the tribe and its businesses continue to expand their economic footprint through employment, labor income, production of goods and services, and more. FULL STORY
Cherokee Nation donates $47,000 to area Court Appointed Special Advocates
The Cherokee Nation recently donated a total of $47,000 to two area Court Appointed Special Advocates organizations.
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Local courthouse displays art, preserves Adair County history
Cherokee Nation Businesses and the Adair County Historical and Genealogical Association recently partnered to help preserve and promote local history at the Adair County Courthouse. FULL STORY
