CATOOSA – After having an art show in October 2020, the following year a group of artists and enthusiasts would come together and create the R…
Among the many tragedies of the Removal is that the tragedies did not end with the Removal.
Growing up, love through food and food in general was an important part of Jacque Siegfried’s life.
After a public vote, Lyllyann Howard, a recent second grader at Tenkiller School in Welling, was selected as the 2022 Cherokee Phoenix Student…
PARK HILL – Just a few months past her 13th birthday, Eliza Jane Ross along with her family in a group of approximately 230 people left their …
While she didn’t know much about the Miss Cherokee role, Cherokee Nation citizen Brenda Fitzgerald said she was “nudged” to try out by her twi…
As spring is in full bloom, Cherokees go out to gather wild edibles as they have always done. One edible that is not well known but still gath…
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TAHLEQUAH – Roughly 160 years ago, Indian Territory was a Civil War battle space of limited consequence.
Cherokee Nation is accepting artwork for its annual Cherokee Homecoming Art Show & Sale.
As one of the youngest local cornstalk shooters, Jesse Grayson is already determined to pass on the tradition he learned growing up.
On April 28, officials from the Historic Cane Hill, the Trail of Tears Association, family descendants and others attended the dedication of a…
Since a Cherokee language class was introduced at Kansas Public Schools for eighth through 12th grades, Cherokee students have had an interest…
As the time span of its closure lengthens, some people are wondering when the Cherokee Heritage Center will reopen its doors.
Museums in the heart of Tahlequah and across the reservation explore the tribe’s history, its culture and people.
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The history of stickball through oral documentation was to settle disputes between tribes and villages over land and hunting grounds.
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian will launch the digital exhibition “Ancestors Know Who We Are” June 15.
Being named a Cherokee National Treasure is one of the highest titles the Cherokee Nation can award its citizens.
The 2022 ìRemember the Removalî bicycle ride marks the first time the Cherokee Nation will send an all-female team to retrace the Northern Rou…
Oklahoma Congressman Markwayne Mullin (Dist. 2) recently announced the winners of the 2022 Congressional Art Competition.
Throughout her early life, Cherokee Nation citizen Feather Smith has been in service to her tribe by not only working at the Cherokee Heritage…
One of the Midwest’s most iconic cultural weekends takes place June 25-26 in Indianapolis when the Eiteljorg Indian Market and Festival return…
After serving as Junior Miss Cherokee in 1999-2000, Cherokee Nation Citizen Raven Vann later earned the title of Miss Cherokee in 2003-04 maki…
Cherokee Nation citizen and artist Lisa Rutherford took part in a four-week artist-in-residence program at the Institute of American Indian Ar…
Cherokee Nation’s preservation efforts have led to an extraordinary collection of attractions that authentically tell the Cherokee story. Rece…
Cherokee Nation citizen and artist Kindra Swafford has spent the last decade refining her artistic skills in watercolor, bringing attention to…
Miss Cherokee exemplifies what it is to be a goodwill ambassador for the Cherokee Nation, a notion that MaryKay Henderson has carried with her…
The story of Cherokee Nation citizen Ezekiel Proctor is explored in a new exhibit, “Sovereignty on Trial: The Tragedy at Goingsnake” at the Ch…
The longest-running Native American art show and competition in Oklahoma announced its top honors during a virtual reception on April 1, along…