The Cherokee Nation Angel Project is accepting applications online and in-person at scheduled drive-thru locations throughout the reservation …
The Cherokee Nation is investing an additional $29 million in the next three years to help CN citizens negatively impacted by COVID-19 receive…
In the Tribal Council’s Oct. 12 Resource Committee, Secretary of Natural Resources Chad Harsha said the Cherokee Nation is negotiating with th…
The Cherokee Nation is providing an eco-friendly boost to the Washington County Cherokee Association through the installation of rooftop solar…
A secure vault has been placed in the lobby of the Tribal Complex for those who wish to drop off citizenship applications.
Funding is available to help those facing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Cherokee Nation on Sept. 15 provided an eco-friendly boost to the Spavinaw Youth & Neighborhood Center via the installation of rooftop…
Cherokee Nation Health Services will offer drive-thru flu vaccination clinics at all of its health center locations, excluding the Gadugi Empl…
Cherokee Nation leaders say the tribe’s fledgling face mask-making operations in Hulbert and Stilwell not only fill a community demand, but al…
The Cherokee Nation has provided hundreds of housing opportunities to its citizens through a rent-to-own program for the construction of new, …
In a Sept. 13 Community Services committee meeting, Cherokee Nation Department of Transportation and Infrastructure officials provided updates…
The Cherokee Phoenix Breakdown returns for its second season with its first episode of the Cherokee Phoenix’s virtual roundtable discussion fo…
Cherokee Nation officials on Aug. 30 joined Tahlequah city leaders to cut the ribbon on the Bliss Avenue road improvement project.
Michael Lynn, the Cherokee Nation’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure executive director, has been reappointed to the Oklahoma D…
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The Cherokee Nation recently installed rooftop solar panels on the Rogers County Cherokee Association community building to save on its utilit…
The Cherokee Nation’s Registration Office is extending its closed in-person services another month and plans to re-open to the public on Oct. …
The Cherokee Nation is supporting public school districts in its reservation by donating Cherokee-made masks to districts that implement mask …
The Bureau of Indian Affairs announced Aug. 18 the finalization of updates to regulations modernizing how it maintains titles to federal India…
When one drives around the Cherokee Nation reservation and CN-owned properties, you may notice artistic signs and graphics as well as the annu…
The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club has announced its higher education scholarship recipients for the 2021-22 academic year.
The departments of the Interior and Justice on Aug. 4 announced the next steps in implementing of the Not Invisible Act, including the publica…
The Cherokee Nation’s Registration Office is closing its in-person assistance as of Aug. 9, through the month of August and will reopen on Sept. 1.
Cherokee Nation leaders on July 28 joined city administrators from Fort Gibson and Muskogee County to cut the ribbon on the nearly $40,000 Wil…
Cherokee Nation, state, federal and military leaders gathered in July to tour the construction site where 21 homes are being built for Cheroke…
Cherokee Nation officials recently provided $250,000 to the Vian Community Foundation in Sequoyah County to help the organization install elec…
Cherokee Elder Care had adopted a program to make learning technology easier for elders. The GrandPad program gives elders a chance to learn h…
TAHLEQUAH – According to a Cherokee Nation all-employee email, the tribe’s Registration Department on July 26 will move until further notice t…
The Cherokee Nation is providing $150 in clothing assistance for every qualifying Cherokee student regardless of residency or income, with app…