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Howard Paden sworn in as Secretary of Language and Culture

Cherokee Nation Language Department Executive Director Howard Paden took an oath of office Thursday after being confirmed by the Council of the Cherokee Nation as the Secretary of Language and Culture during a special committee meeting.

Council of the Cherokee Nation approves “Responsible, Disciplined” $3.6 billion FY27 comprehensive budget

Cherokee.gov: Making Your Government Easier to Reach

Brittany Denny-Davis Named as Executive Director of Human Services  

Cherokee Nation's Chief's Records Task Force Releases Findings on Management of Principal Chief Records

Howard Paden sworn in as Secretary of Language and Culture

Council of the Cherokee Nation approves “Responsible, Disciplined” $3.6 billion FY27 comprehensive budget

Cherokee.gov: Making Your Government Easier to Reach

Brittany Denny-Davis Named as Executive Director of Human Services  

Cherokee Nation's Chief's Records Task Force Releases Findings on Management of Principal Chief Records

Cherokee Nation Appoints Fite-James, Honors Poteete at Trail of Tears Conference 

Cherokee Nation appointed Camerin Fite James and announced a $180,000 grant in honor of Troy Wayne Poteete, a late tribal statesman, at the 29th National Trail of Tears Association Conference and Symposium.

Cherokee Nation Among Eight Awarded Millions in Federal STREETS Grant Funds to Expand Mental Health, Substance Use Treatment Services, Housing Support

The Cherokee Nation was among eight sites in the country to be awarded the federal STREETS grant, through the new Safety Through Recovery, Engagement, and Evidence-based Treatment and Support (STREETS) program from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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Chief Hoskin Discusses “Condit Report”, Announces Community Building Safety Initiative at Annual CCO Grant Conference

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr, gave his final address at the tribe’s annual non-profit CCO grant kickoff event, discussing a new report on at-large organizations and a new initiative for community building safety.
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Hoskin, Warner Seek Council Support for "21st Century Childcare Initiative"

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr, and Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner proposed a “Cherokee Nation 21st Century Childcare Initiative” on Thursday, calling for $50 million in childcare center construction and millions of dollars annually in new and expanded support programs.

Cherokee Nation launches task force to reimagine, relaunch Cherokee Nation Foundation

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed an executive order Wednesday, creating a task force to expand Cherokee Nation Foundation’s mission to better engage with the philanthropic community and harness more resources to support Cherokee Nation citizens,…

Cherokee Nation Honors Two Veterans with Monthly Medal of Patriotism

The Cherokee Nation honored two veterans with the Medal of Patriotism during the September meeting of the Council of the Cherokee Nation.

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. Signs Executive Order Establishing Capitol Complex District Work Group

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed an executive order establishing the Principal Chief's Work Group on the Implementation of the Cherokee Nation Capitol Complex District Act of 2026. Chief Hoskin has tasked the work group to develop a master plan by the end of this year.

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Grammy-winning ‘Texican Rockers’ Los Lonely Boys ride to Cherokee Casino Oct. 30

“Texican rock & roll” pioneers Los Lonely Boys are bringing their signature sound to the SEVEN Bar stage inside Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs on Friday, Oct. 30, at 9 p.m.

Cherokee Casino Fort Gibson to bring classic rock hits to 3 Rivers Tavern with The Vinyl Countdown Oct. 31

Turning a Day of Work into a Day of Service

Desi Banks brings ‘Your Favorite Cousin Tour’ to Hard Rock Tulsa Dec. 27

Cherokee Casinos extend hours of operation beginning Oct. 1

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Pam Tillis brings ‘Maybe It Was Memphis’ back to the Mid-South at Gold Strike Feb. 19 

The power of language

Explore Native art, culture and tradition at Cherokee Art Market Oct. 10-11

“Who’s Bad” brings The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience to Gold Strike Feb. 5

Celebrate Cherokee culture at ninth annual Cherokee Day in Vinita

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