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The Cherokee Nation gives the Oklahoma Department of Transportation $411,000 for a turn near the Cooweescoowee Health Center.
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Cherokee singer Natahne Arrowsmith learns of a song-writing method that has led to recording songs for two EPs.
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Operations with fewer than 150,000 birds would be at least 500 feet from homes and larger operations would be at least 1,000 feet away.
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This month’s presenter is Matthew “Matt” Anderson who works at The Cherokee Art Center and Spider Gallery located in downtown Tahlequah.
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Councilors also authorize the donation of 85 surplus intravenous pumps from W.W. Hastings Hospital to the Northeastern Health System.
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Randy Dirteater says his reasons for withdrawing are personal and for the benefit of his family.
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Cherokee Nation citizen Ashley Anderson is a Harvard University senior who will graduate this spring with a major in history literature.
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Northeastern State University will host a Women in Leadership lecture featuring Marilyn Vann at 2 p.m. on Feb. 26 in the Webb Auditorium.
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TAHLEQUAH – In preparation for the 67th annual Cherokee National Holiday, the Cherokee Nation is seeking nominations for its Cherokee National Treasure distinction.
The deadline for nominations is 5 p.m. on May 14.
The honor of Cherokee National Treasure is bestowed upon CN citizens who have shown exceptional knowledge of Cherokee art and culture. Those selected work to preserve and revive traditional cultural practices that are in danger of being lost from generation to generation. The award was established in 1988 by the CN and Cherokee National Historical Society.
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The deadline for nominations is 5 p.m. on May 14.
The honor of Cherokee National Treasure is bestowed upon CN citizens who have shown exceptional knowledge of Cherokee art and culture. Those selected work to preserve and revive traditional cultural practices that are in danger of being lost from generation to generation. The award was established in 1988 by the CN and Cherokee National Historical Society.
Tribal Councilor Keith Austin sponsors the event that included music, lunch, roses, candy and handmade Valentine’s Day cards.
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