Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Bryan Warner report the most donated money and most number of maximum contributions.

Adair County provides the perfect Bigfoot habitat, researchers say.

Ohio State and Texas Tech students and teens from a Methodist group volunteer to help Cherokees.

Principal chief candidate Chuck Hoskin Jr. and his deputy chief running mate, Bryan Warner, take the top spots in those races.

The sixth annual “Cherokee Days Festival” April 12–14 features the three federally recognized Cherokee tribes – Cherokee Nation, United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians who will showcase the shared history and cultural lifeways of the three Cherokee tribes.

TAHLEQUAH – The Center for Tribal Studies at Northeastern State University held its 2019 Indigenous Leadership Summit on March 9.

The event focused on Indigenous leadership from gender perspectives that provided a forum for participants to discuss and recognize their role as Indigenous leaders in Indian Country.

Guest speakers included Jeremy Fields and Mee-Kai Clark of Thrive.unltd, a Native American owned and operated leadership company committed to providing innovative, culturally relevant training for Native American communities.

For more information on the Center for Tribal Studies, call 918-444-4350 or visit cts.nsuok.edu.

Recognition of groups claiming Native status can have far-reaching consequences.

The 2017 national monument review had a predetermined outcome and didn’t take into account tribal interests despite some of the lands being sacred to them, tribal leaders say.

More than 60 jobs are available, including hourly positions in the gaming and food and beverage departments.

TULSA — The U.S. Department of Defense announced Feb. 26 that Cherokee Nation Technologies, headquartered in Tulsa, won a $39.5 million contract to advise and assist the U.S. Air Force on issues related to base realignment and closure programs.

A total of $9.5 million is obligated for fiscal year 2019. The work, which will be performed at several locations in the United States, is expected to be complete by April 6, 2023.

News outlets report the Franklin town council voted this month to move forward with plans to deed control of the Nikwasi Mound to the nonprofit Nikwasi Initiative.