Anadisgoi | Cherokee Nation Official News

Back to School Means Investing in Our Future

Before children across northeast Oklahoma walk through the school doors on the first day of a new year, Cherokee Nation has already been at work investing in their future — whether that child is Cherokee or not.

Chief Hoskin Issues Statement on Proposed Aluminum Smelter

I am concerned about the potential impact of the proposed aluminum smelter project located in Inola near the Cherokee Nation Reservation.

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

The Cherokee Nation will celebrate its 74th annual Cherokee National Holiday over Labor Day weekend, including an inter-tribal powwow, parade, and other longtime cultural favorites.

Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs hosts ’90s honky-tonk legend Mark Chesnutt Sept. 6

Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs will host honky-tonk legend Mark Chesnutt at 8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 6, at SEVEN Bar inside the casino.

Cherokee Nation Issues Data Center Task Force Report, New Policy Actions

The Cherokee Nation has completed the Principal Chief’s Data Center Task Force Report, which examines the impacts of hyperscale data centers on the economy, environment, and communities within the Cherokee Nation Reservation. The report offers clear recommendations for these…

Language

Cherokee Immersion School to Adopt Year-Round Calendar Beginning August 2026

The Cherokee Immersion School will transition to a year-round school calendar beginning August of 2026, Cherokee Nation Language Department officials announced today.

Chief Hoskin signs legislation on Immersion School Independence

A New Chapter for Cherokee Language Education

Community Cherokee Classes coming to North Tulsa and South Coffeyville this summer

74th Annual Cherokee National Holiday Returns on Labor Day Weekend

Wellness

A Renewed Vision for Wellness Across the Cherokee Nation Reservation

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.

Cherokee Nation Establishes Task Force on Wellness Centers

Chief Hoskin signs resolution supporting Northeastern State Repatriation Commission, Student Wellness

New Hospital Reflects Commitment to Cherokee Health

Cherokee Nation, City of Tulsa Office of Health and Wellbeing sign agreement to advance community health initiatives

Arts

Cherokee Nation now accepting applications for 31st annual Homecoming Art Show

Cherokee Nation is now accepting applications for the 31st annual Cherokee Homecoming Art Show, presented Aug. 8 – Sept. 12 at the Gallery at Cherokee Springs.

Renowned Cherokee potter featured in exhibit at Saline Courthouse Museum

Celebrate Mother’s Day with pop-up market at Cherokee Cultural Pathway

Cherokee Nation awards top honors for 55th annual Trail of Tears Art Show

Cherokee Nation to announce winners of 55th annual Trail of Tears Art Show

Education

Chief Hoskin signs resolution supporting Northeastern State Repatriation Commission, Student Wellness

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed a Council resolution authorizing him to negotiate and execute an agreement with Northeastern State University that would designate NSU as a Public Health and Wellness Higher Education Partner and pave the way for repatriation of tribal archive materials.

Cherokee Nation honors 2026 graduating classes of Family Medicine and Pediatrics residency programs

Chief Hoskin signs legislation on Immersion School Independence

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Cherokee AcceleratHER accepting submissions for third cohort

Investing in the Next Generation of Cherokee Leaders

Wellness

A Renewed Vision for Wellness Across the Cherokee Nation Reservation

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.

Cherokee Nation Establishes Task Force on Wellness Centers

Chief Hoskin signs resolution supporting Northeastern State Repatriation Commission, Student Wellness

New Hospital Reflects Commitment to Cherokee Health

Cherokee Nation, City of Tulsa Office of Health and Wellbeing sign agreement to advance community health initiatives

Education

Chief Hoskin signs resolution supporting Northeastern State Repatriation Commission, Student Wellness

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed a Council resolution authorizing him to negotiate and execute an agreement with Northeastern State University that would designate NSU as a Public Health and Wellness Higher Education Partner and pave the way for repatriation of tribal archive materials.