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A Proud Milestone in Cherokee Innovation and Storytelling

By becoming the first tribal nation designated as a “Film Ready Reservation,” we are not only making history; we are building a future where Cherokee stories are amplified on a national — and even global — stage.

Chief Hoskin signs $255M legislation supporting construction of new Claremore health center

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. officially signed into law Thursday the Cherokee Nation Claremore Outpatient and Emergency Health Center Act of 2025, which authorizes $255.5 million to construct a new Claremore health facility.

Cherokee Nation signs Memorandum of Understanding with YMCA of Greater Tulsa

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and other Cherokee Nation leaders gathered with the YMCA of Greater Tulsa Monday to sign an agreement launching the Public Health and Wellness Fitness Partners Program which pays up to $175,000 in gym membership fees for Cherokee…

Cherokee cyclists return from 950-mile journey retracing northern route of Trail of Tears

Twelve Cherokee Nation cyclists who were part of the 2025 Remember the Removal Bike Ride finished their 950-mile journey on Friday with a homecoming ceremony in the capital city of the Cherokee Nation.

The future is bright for Cherokee Nation Health Services at Claremore

In September 2024, Deputy Chief Bryan Warner and I called for our nation to assume operations at Claremore. The Council of the Cherokee Nation unanimously agreed. That triggered a process under federal law paving the way for an Oct. 1, 2025, takeover of Claremore by Cherokee…

Education

Cherokee Nation to reward its workforce for achieving college degrees

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner on June 5 signed an employee policy creating the Workforce Development Program, designed to reward employees who have achieved college degrees during the past five years and in the future to incentivize professional growth.

Cherokee Nation opens new state-of-the-art Jay Head Start facility

Cherokee Immersion School graduates 8th grade class, largest Kindergarten class to date

Cherokee Nation recognizes 13 educators as part of ‘Teacher of the Year’ awards

Cherokee Nation Foundation awards more than $500,000 in scholarships for 2025-2026 academic year

Wellness

Chief Hoskin signs $255M legislation supporting construction of new Claremore health center

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. officially signed into law Thursday the Cherokee Nation Claremore Outpatient and Emergency Health Center Act of 2025, which authorizes $255.5 million to construct a new Claremore health facility.

Cherokee Nation signs Memorandum of Understanding with YMCA of Greater Tulsa

The future is bright for Cherokee Nation Health Services at Claremore

Leading the Way in Rare Disease Advocacy

Cherokee Nation hosts second annual Rare Disease Summit

Sovereignty

Cherokee Nation hosts annual CCO Conference, announces $1.27M generator grant

The Cherokee Nation held its annual Community & Cultural Outreach Conference at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa with around 650 Cherokee Nation citizens from across the country taking part in the event either in person or virtually.

Cherokee Nation Sets a Model of Sovereignty and Justice

Defending our health and future at the highest levels of government

In a time of change, Cherokee Nation is a steady voice for Indian Country

Tribal leaders honor Cherokee citizens for foundational work leading to historic trust settlement with U.S.

Culture

Cherokee National Research Center offers expert evaluation of citizens’ cultural artifacts

The Cherokee National Research Center is helping tribal citizens learn more about their personal cultural artifacts and family heirlooms. Cherokee Nation citizens are encouraged to submit photos and contextual narratives of their items relevant to Cherokee culture or history.

Tribal officials designate Cherokee Nation Reservation as Film Ready

Stories on the Square returns, bringing traditional Cherokee stories to life

Multifaceted Cherokee National Treasure featured in exhibit at Saline Courthouse Museum

Annual Will Rogers & Wiley Post Fly-In pushed to 2026

Education

Cherokee Nation to reward its workforce for achieving college degrees

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner on June 5 signed an employee policy creating the Workforce Development Program, designed to reward employees who have achieved college degrees during the past five years and in the future to incentivize professional growth.

Cherokee Nation opens new state-of-the-art Jay Head Start facility

Cherokee Immersion School graduates 8th grade class, largest Kindergarten class to date

Cherokee Nation recognizes 13 educators as part of ‘Teacher of the Year’ awards

Cherokee Nation Foundation awards more than $500,000 in scholarships for 2025-2026 academic year

Wellness

Chief Hoskin signs $255M legislation supporting construction of new Claremore health center

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. officially signed into law Thursday the Cherokee Nation Claremore Outpatient and Emergency Health Center Act of 2025, which authorizes $255.5 million to construct a new Claremore health facility.

Cherokee Nation signs Memorandum of Understanding with YMCA of Greater Tulsa

The future is bright for Cherokee Nation Health Services at Claremore

Leading the Way in Rare Disease Advocacy

Cherokee Nation hosts second annual Rare Disease Summit

Sovereignty

Cherokee Nation hosts annual CCO Conference, announces $1.27M generator grant

The Cherokee Nation held its annual Community & Cultural Outreach Conference at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa with around 650 Cherokee Nation citizens from across the country taking part in the event either in person or virtually.

Cherokee Nation Sets a Model of Sovereignty and Justice

Defending our health and future at the highest levels of government

In a time of change, Cherokee Nation is a steady voice for Indian Country

Tribal leaders honor Cherokee citizens for foundational work leading to historic trust settlement with U.S.

Culture

Cherokee National Research Center offers expert evaluation of citizens’ cultural artifacts

The Cherokee National Research Center is helping tribal citizens learn more about their personal cultural artifacts and family heirlooms. Cherokee Nation citizens are encouraged to submit photos and contextual narratives of their items relevant to Cherokee culture or history.