Cherokee Nation to disperse limited supply of heirloom seeds beginning Feb. 7

The Cherokee Nation will begin dispersing its limited supply of heirloom seeds on Feb. 7 to tribal citizens who are interested in growing traditional Cherokee crops.

January 27, 2022

Chief Chat: The Supreme Court has spoken (again); Let us move forward

Jan 26, 2022

Cherokee Nation Film Office announces first-ever tribal film incentive program

Jan 25, 2022

Cherokee Nation responds to U.S. Supreme Court ruling that reservations stand

Jan 21, 2022

Chief Chat: Better health care means a more secure EMS system within Cherokee Nation

Jan 21, 2022

Cherokee Nation to disperse limited supply of heirloom seeds beginning Feb. 7

Jan 27, 2022

Chief Chat: The Supreme Court has spoken (again); Let us move forward

Jan 26, 2022

Cherokee Nation Film Office announces first-ever tribal film incentive program

Jan 25, 2022

Cherokee Nation responds to U.S. Supreme Court ruling that reservations stand

Jan 21, 2022

Chief Chat: Better health care means a more secure EMS system within Cherokee Nation

Jan 21, 2022

Government

Chief Chat: The Supreme Court has spoken (again); Let us move forward

January 26, 2022

For the second time in less than two years, the Supreme Court spoke clearly: The United States must keep its treaty promise to Cherokee Nation. Now, let us move forward.

Cherokee Nation responds to U.S. Supreme Court ruling that reservations stand

Jan 21, 2022

Chief Chat: Better health care means a more secure EMS system within Cherokee Nation

Jan 21, 2022

Inter-Tribal Council supports cooperative management of wildlife resources throughout the reservations

Jan 21, 2022

Chief Hoskin reconvenes ‘Task Force to Protect Women and Families,’ marks progress on addressing domestic violence

Jan 14, 2022

Cherokee Nation Catoosa Tag Office temporarily relocating

Jan 13, 2022

Culture

Cherokee Nation to disperse limited supply of heirloom seeds beginning Feb. 7

January 27, 2022

The Cherokee Nation will begin dispersing its limited supply of heirloom seeds on Feb. 7 to tribal citizens who are interested in growing traditional Cherokee crops.

Cherokee Nation Film Office announces first-ever tribal film incentive program

Jan 25, 2022

Chief Chat: International Decade of Indigenous Languages launched from Cherokee Nation Reservation

Jan 14, 2022

Cherokee Nation helps launch United Nations’ International Decade of Indigenous Languages

Jan 11, 2022

Cherokee Nation debuts season 7 of “Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People”

Jan 06, 2022

Saline Courthouse Museum showcasing work of Cherokee National Treasure Al Herrin

Jan 05, 2022

Businesses

Cherokee Nation pledges $50K to United Way

December 20, 2021

Cherokee Nation and its businesses presented a $50,000 check to the Tulsa Area United Way to help support the agency’s annual campaign. 

CNB contributes $20K to Cherokee Nation Angel Project

Dec 07, 2021

Cherokee Nation joins City of Pryor, CNB, MidAmerica to cut ribbon on new Career Services building

Jul 09, 2021

CNB Employee Health Center opens near Hard Rock

Apr 19, 2021

Cherokee Nation casinos, businesses extend closures to conserve power throughout northeast Oklahoma

Feb 17, 2021

Cherokee Nation Businesses joins efforts to stabilize power-grid amidst ongoing inclement weather

Feb 15, 2021

Entertainment

Golf pro and TV mainstay David Feherty takes a swing at Hard Rock Live on May 19

January 10, 2022

Former professional PGA and European Tour golfer David Feherty is bringing his one-man show, “David Feherty – Off Tour,” to Hard Rock Live inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Thursday, May 19, at 8 p.m. 

The Marshall Tucker Band brings legendary rock sounds to Tulsa March 26

Jan 05, 2022

2022 arrives at Cherokee Casino with $500,000 in cash drawings, live music and New Year’s ball drop with KISR 93.7 FM

Dec 28, 2021

Cherokee Casino welcomes 2022 with New Year’s balloon drop and more than $500,000 in cash drawings

Dec 22, 2021

Hard Rock Live hosts Top Rank Boxing’s junior lightweight main event on Jan. 29

Dec 21, 2021

Hard Rock rings in 2022 with “Now That’s What I Call 90s” New Year’s Eve Party

Dec 17, 2021

Tribe introduces funding for productions filmed within reservation, hiring Natives

Chief Chat: The Supreme Court has spoken (again); Let us move forward

For the second time in less than two years, the Supreme Court spoke clearly: The United States must keep its treaty promise to Cherokee Nation. Now, let us move forward.

Health

Chief Chat: Better health care means a more secure EMS system within Cherokee Nation

Chief Chat: Major health care investments will improve future for Cherokees

Chief Hoskin signs legislation to fund new $400M hospital in Tahlequah, $35M outpatient health center in Salina

Construction

Cherokee Nation leaders join Craig County officials to cut ribbon on White Oak road improvement project

Cherokee Nation joins Fort Gibson, Muskogee County officials on road improvement project

Chief Hoskin unveils more than $10M wellness facility in Stilwell, creates task force on physical wellness

Community

Chief Hoskin reconvenes ‘Task Force to Protect Women and Families,’ marks progress on addressing domestic violence

Cherokee Nation, Vinita community dedicate refurbished Attucks School building

Cherokee Nation Veterans Color Guard reorganizes as non-profit organization

Film Office

Cherokee Nation Film Office announces first-ever tribal film incentive program

Cherokee Nation debuts season 7 of “Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People”

Cherokee Nation Film Office preparing Natives for growing film industry

Education

College Housing Assistance Program applications available

Cherokee Nation Foundation offering ACT Prep workshop ahead of national exam

Cherokee Nation Career Services offers GED, high school equivalency classes through Bell program in Adair County

Art & History

Saline Courthouse Museum showcasing work of Cherokee National Treasure Al Herrin

Cherokee National Research Center celebrates grand opening

Cherokee Art Market reaching global audience Dec. 6-17

Technology

Cherokee Nation provides Washington County Cherokee Association with solar panel roof for renewable energy source

Cherokee Nation gives eco-friendly boost to Mid County Community Organization with installation of solar panels

Cherokee Nation offers 35 drive-up Wi-Fi locations throughout tribal reservation

Cherokee Elders

Cherokee elders, veterans and youth participate in tribe’s first controlled deer hunts on Sequoyah County preserve land

Cherokee Nation ramps up $22.5M housing replacement, repair initiative for Cherokee elders with largest project bid in tribe’s history

Cherokee elders move into new efficiency homes in Hulbert

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