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 2/9/2010 8:03:21 AM CST P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, OK 74465 (918) 453-5000 / Contact Us 


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Lori Smiley, owner of NDN Art Gallery, a TERO certified business in Tahlequah, is shown here being presented the Indian Business Community Leadership Award at a 2008 Certified Indian Business Vendor Fair. Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chad Smith issued an executive order expanding preference for hiring and contracting opportunities with the tribe and its business entities. From left to right are Smith, Meredith Frailey, Cherokee Nation Tribal Council Speaker, Jon Overacker with Cherokee Nation TERO and Smiley.
Chief, Council work together to create stronger Cherokee and Indian preference in hiring and contracting
February 08, 2010
Principal Chief Chad Smith issued an executive order expanding preference for hiring and contracting opportunities with the Cherokee Nation and its business entities.
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Cherokee Nation begins full reconstruction on ARRA funded road project on Rice and Woodward roads just north of Tahlequah near the Cherokee Nation Hill Top housing addition and Grandview Public Schools.
Stimulus Funds Allow Cherokee Nation to Reconstruct Tahlequah Community Road
February 05, 2010
Cherokee Nation is currently in the beginning stages of fully reconstructing a total of 2.5 miles of road that serves the Cherokee Nation Hill Top housing addition, Grandview Public Schools and several other area residents just north of Tahlequah.
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 The 13th Judicial District CASA, Inc., a Grove-based non-profit organization serving children in Delaware and Ottawa Counties receives a contribution of $18,000 from Cherokee Nation. (from left to right) Sherrill Vaught, Delaware County CASA coordinator, Crystal Huff, executive director of the 13th Judicial District CASA, Inc., Harley Buzzard, Cherokee Nation tribal council member representing Delaware Ottawa Counties, and Verna Brock, Ottawa County CASA coordinator.
Cherokee Nation Contributes $30K to Ottawa and Delaware County Organizations
February 03, 2010
The Cherokee Nation recently contributed $30,000 to two area organizations that provide advocacy for at-risk children.
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Remember the Removal Rides Again
February 03, 2010
The Cherokee Nation is looking for a few stalwart bicyclers with an avid interest in Cherokee history to participate in the Remember the Removal bike ride this summer.
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Cherokee Ethnobiology Talk Scheduled at Cherokee Nation
February 02, 2010
The popular Cherokee Nation history series will resume in February with a presentation on Cherokee Ethnobiology.
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Cherokee Nation Hosting Healthy Heart Day Fair
February 02, 2010
Members of the community are invited to try a healthy snack, learn about heart disease prevention and get an autograph from former University of Oklahoma quarterback Paul Thompson at the 16th annual Healthy Heart Day Health Fair on Friday, Feb. 12, from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. at the Cherokee Nation Amo Health Center, located at 900 North Owen Walters Boulevard in Salina.
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Seven Sequoyah Football Players to Sign College Letters
February 02, 2010
Seven Sequoyah Schools’ varsity football players will sign letters of intent to play college football on Wednesday, Feb. 3, National Football Signing Day. This is the first time in the history of Sequoyah Schools that seven football players are committing to play their sport in college.
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Sequoyah Schools to Honor Senior Athletes Feb. 13
February 01, 2010
Sequoyah Schools will honor their senior athletes that are participating in winter sports on "senior night," Feb. 13. The recognition event will begin at 6 p.m. at Sequoyah Schools’ The Place Where They Play.
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