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Artist rendering of the planned Hard Rock Casino Tulsa.
HARD ROCK HOTEL HOLDINGS, LLC AND HRHH IP, LLC SIGN LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH CHEROKEE NATION ENTERPRISES TO BRAND EXPANDED FACILITY AS HARD ROCK CASINO
November 14, 2008
Hard Rock Hotel Holdings, LLC and HRHH IP, LLC today entered into a license agreement with Cherokee Nation Enterprises, LLC that, pending review of the National Indian Gaming Commission, will enable Cherokee Nation Enterprises to brand its expanded hotel and casino near Tulsa, Oklahoma under the Hard Rock Casino name.
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Sequoyah Students to Hold Art Show, Sale
November 20, 2008
The next Woody Crumbo, R.C. Gorman or David Williams could be waiting for discovery just around the corner. The residential students at Sequoyah Schools will soon hold their fourth annual art show and sale. In addition to winning prize money for their art, they will also have the opportunity to sell it to parents, friends and members of the community.
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Chief Declares November as Diabetes Awareness Month
November 14, 2008
Diabetes has reached epidemic proportions among Native Americans and complications from diabetes are major causes of death and health problems in most Native American populations. Because of this, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chad Smith has declared November as Diabetes Awareness Month in the Cherokee Nation.
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Cherokee Nation Announces Language Bowl Winners
November 14, 2008
Several area schools showed off their knowledge and understanding of the Cherokee language, at the Cherokee Language Bowl held by the tribe recently. Thirty-three teams competed in the annual competition coordinated by Cherokee Nation’s Johnson O’Malley (JOM) program.
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Cutline: The Cherokee Nation contributed more than $460,000 for a waterline and water tower for the Lowrey community.
Lowrey Residents Thankful for Fresh, Plentiful Water
November 14, 2008
A partnership among the Cherokee Nation, Cherokee County, the Grandview Rural Water District and Northeastern Oklahoma Public Facilities Authority has supplied the Lowrey community with safe and plentiful drinking water. Cherokee Nation contributed more than $460,000 for the community’s new waterline and water tower.
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CNI employees visit the Bell Military Aircraft Assembly Center in Amarillo, TX, where many CNI-manufactured products are used in military aircraft.
Cherokee Nation Industries Employees Tour Bell Helicopter Assembly Center
November 13, 2008
After nearly 40 years of manufacturing products for Cherokee Nation Industries, production associate Lizzie Duvall finally witnessed how the products she manufactures are used in military aircraft when she and her co-workers toured the Bell Military Aircraft Assembly Center in Amarillo, Texas.
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Cherokee Nation Chiefs recognized four Vietnam War veterans at the monthly Tribal Council meeting.  Pictured are Principal Chief Chad Smith, Dr. Shelly Butler-Allen, honoree Dr. Richard Allen, and Deputy Principal Chief Joe Grayson, Jr.
Council Approves Tobacco Compact
November 10, 2008
The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council voted unanimously to approve a new tobacco compact with the State of Oklahoma.
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Cherokee Nation Sponsors Educational Trip for 56 Area Students
November 07, 2008
Opening the door to a world of opportunities, the Cherokee Nation recently sent 56 Cherokee students from 11 different schools to the 30th Annual American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) Conference in Anaheim, California.
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Cherokee Nation Contributes $145,000 to Area Boys and Girls Clubs
November 07, 2008
The Cherokee Nation places an emphasis on providing educational opportunities to young people and recently contributed $145,000 dollars to several area Boys and Girls Club of America chapters to help promote the development of our youth. More than 16,000 youth participate in activities provided by these local Boys and Girls Clubs organizations
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Anna Knight, Cherokee Nation Commerce Group Leader, addresses the crowd during the November 5 grand opening of the Cherokee Nation's latest Small Business Assistance Center in Claremore.
Cherokee Nation Opens One Stop Business Center in Claremore
November 07, 2008
The Cherokee Nation recently hosted Grand Opening and Open House for its new Small Business Assistance Center, located in Claremore at 23205 S. Hwy 66.
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Cherokee Nation Tag Offices to Close for Various November Dates
November 05, 2008
The Cherokee Nation’s motor vehicle tag offices will be closed on various dates throughout the month of November. Tag offices are located in Tahlequah, Collinsville, Gore and Adair.
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Cherokee Nation Offering Free Flu Shots in Nowata, Craig, Washington and Sequoyah Counties
November 05, 2008
The Cherokee Nation will be offering flu shots at various locations in Nowata, Craig, Washington and Sequoyah counties throughout the month of November.
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The Cherokee Nation Color Guard will participate in the 2008 New York City Veterans Day Parade.
Cherokee Nation Color Guard to March in New York City’s Veterans Day Parade
November 03, 2008
The Cherokee Nation Color Guard will march in the Veterans Day Parade in New York City. The parade will take place on Tuesday, November 11, at 11 a.m.
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