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Chief Hoskin Declares State of Emergency in Vinita to Prevent Pelivan Transit Service Reduction

Citing the failure of the City of Vinita and Pelivan Transit to reach terms to continue rural transit services, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. declared a state of emergency and directed immediate emergency tribal funding.

Cherokee Nation's Artist Resiliency Act Signed into Law, Ensuring Permanent Support for Cherokee Artists

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed the Artist Resiliency Act into law on Friday, permanently establishing Cherokee Nation's commitment to supporting Cherokee artists.

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.

The power of language

Words have power in the Cherokee Nation. From contracts and treaties to the Cherokee Nation Constitution, words are the mortar bonding generations of cultural heritage to a modern, worldwide community as one tribe.

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

The Council of the Cherokee Nation has approved a $3.6 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2027, continuing the tribe's steady investment in health care, education, public safety, and services for citizens.

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The power of language

Words have power in the Cherokee Nation. From contracts and treaties to the Cherokee Nation Constitution, words are the mortar bonding generations of cultural heritage to a modern, worldwide community as one tribe.

Cherokee Nation launches Language Hub Website, New Testament audio feature in Dictionary app

Tickets on sale now for Cherokee musical returning to Hard Rock Live Oct. 9-10

Restoring Cherokee as a thriving, active language

Cherokee Nation Opens $30M Cherokee Immersion Middle School

Cherokee National Holiday

Chief Hoskin delivers final State of the Nation Address, calls his final months ‘no season of rest’

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. delivered his eighth and final State of the Nation Address Saturday as part of the 74th annual Cherokee National Holiday, reflecting on a transformative era of language revitalization, record housing investment, expanded health care and a strengthened defense of Cherokee sovereignty.

Cherokee Nation celebrates tribal citizens during Annual Holiday Awards Ceremony

Chief Hoskin to deliver final State of the Nation Address Saturday

Cherokee Nation celebrates 74th Cherokee National Holiday with events on Labor Day weekend

74th Annual Cherokee National Holiday Returns on Labor Day Weekend

Arts

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

Cherokee Art Market returns Oct. 10-11, where guests can experience, explore and shop Native art. At one of the largest Native American art markets in the state, guests will enjoy the work of more than 170 Native American artists from across the country.

Celebrate Cherokee culture at ninth annual Cherokee Day in Vinita

Supporting Cherokee Artists Means Investing in Our Culture

Celebrated Cherokee painter featured in new exhibit

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner Proposed Cherokee Artist Resiliency Act Advances

Education

Cherokee Nation Celebrates Opening of new Sequoyah High School Academic Building, Multi-Purpose Facility

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and other Cherokee Nation leaders gathered with Tahlequah community members and Sequoyah High School students to celebrate the opening of two new construction projects completed under the $65 million Sequoyah High School Capital Plan.

Cherokee Nation announces fall education tours for students

Building Career Pathways Close to Home with RSU

Cherokee Nation, Vinita Community Celebrates Attucks School Cafeteria Remodel

Restoring Cherokee as a thriving, active language

Cherokee National Holiday

Chief Hoskin delivers final State of the Nation Address, calls his final months ‘no season of rest’

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. delivered his eighth and final State of the Nation Address Saturday as part of the 74th annual Cherokee National Holiday, reflecting on a transformative era of language revitalization, record housing investment, expanded health care and a strengthened defense of Cherokee sovereignty.

Cherokee Nation celebrates tribal citizens during Annual Holiday Awards Ceremony

Chief Hoskin to deliver final State of the Nation Address Saturday

Cherokee Nation celebrates 74th Cherokee National Holiday with events on Labor Day weekend

74th Annual Cherokee National Holiday Returns on Labor Day Weekend

Education

Cherokee Nation Celebrates Opening of new Sequoyah High School Academic Building, Multi-Purpose Facility

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and other Cherokee Nation leaders gathered with Tahlequah community members and Sequoyah High School students to celebrate the opening of two new construction projects completed under the $65 million Sequoyah High School Capital Plan.

Cherokee Nation announces fall education tours for students

Building Career Pathways Close to Home with RSU

Cherokee Nation, Vinita Community Celebrates Attucks School Cafeteria Remodel

Restoring Cherokee as a thriving, active language

Arts

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

Cherokee Art Market returns Oct. 10-11, where guests can experience, explore and shop Native art. At one of the largest Native American art markets in the state, guests will enjoy the work of more than 170 Native American artists from across the country.

Celebrate Cherokee culture at ninth annual Cherokee Day in Vinita

Supporting Cherokee Artists Means Investing in Our Culture

Celebrated Cherokee painter featured in new exhibit

Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner Proposed Cherokee Artist Resiliency Act Advances

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