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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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2008 Annual Report To The Cherokee People
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The Truth About The Freedmen Issue
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In 1829, Cherokee women were given the right to dispose of and sell their property. This was 120 years before American women were given the same right. . . American women could not sell or transfer their property without their husband's permission before 1954.


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