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A Mississippi-based company announced plans to build a casino in Pope County, but local residents oppose it.
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WEST SILOAM SPRINGS – Uncle Kracker – the musician, rapper and singer-songwriter – will perform a free show on Jan. 25 at the SEVEN Bar inside the Cherokee Casino & Hotel West Siloam Springs. Uncle Kracker takes the stage at 9 p.m.
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PARK HILL – The Oklahoma Humanities Council recently gave the Cherokee Heritage Center’s Cultural Outreach Program an $8,500 grant that will be used to support the outreach effort.
According to a Cherokee Nation press release, the Tribal Council gave the CHC an initial gift of $3,500 so that the center would be eligible for the larger OHC award.
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According to a Cherokee Nation press release, the Tribal Council gave the CHC an initial gift of $3,500 so that the center would be eligible for the larger OHC award.
In New Mexico, a lone police officer patrolled a Native American reservation larger in size than Houston on a shift that normally has three people.
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His agenda includes improving public education and reducing the state’s incarceration rate.
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In 2000 investigators were told Ashley Freeman and Lauria Bible were killed and dumped in a mine shift near Picher, Oklahoma.
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Using the Cherokee Phoenix Elder/Veteran Fund, citizens who are 65 and older, as well as military veterans, can apply for free one-year subscriptions.
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The Johnson-O’Malley funding formula has been frozen since 1995, and restrictive caps have limited the number of students served each year.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – The Cherokee National Youth Choir is to be among the performers at a series of events marking the inauguration of incoming Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, who is a Cherokee Nation citizen.
The three inaugural events will take place between Jan. 10 and Jan. 14 in Lawton, Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
Other performers are country music singers Toby Keith and Jimmie Allen and the Oklahoma City Philharmonic.
Stitt, a Republican and political newcomer, defeated Democrat Drew Edmondson in the November election.
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The three inaugural events will take place between Jan. 10 and Jan. 14 in Lawton, Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
Other performers are country music singers Toby Keith and Jimmie Allen and the Oklahoma City Philharmonic.
Stitt, a Republican and political newcomer, defeated Democrat Drew Edmondson in the November election.
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