Native Oklahoma

There will be a public meeting on the proposed rules Wednesday, Feb. 8 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Osage Casino and Hotel in Skiatook Written by Shannon Shaw Duty In 2011, the Osage Nation made history when it signed a $380 million settlement with

By: Janice Francis-Smith After taking the oath of office last week, Oklahoma’s new attorney general, Gentner Drummond, wasted little time distinguishing himself from his predecessor, John O’Connor. First, Drummond laid out his agenda for his four-year term, which includes improving relations with the Native American tribes in Oklahoma.

Are you or do you know an Indigenous emerging public health leader… we are encouraging applicants to apply to our Indigenous Public Health Leaders Cohort (2023) * Interested individuals may apply: Indigenous Public Health Leaders Cohort 2 Application. Questions may be directed to indigenousleaders@nnphi.org * NNPHI Website: About the Indigenous

John Morris ““I am the true vine, and My Father is the vineyard keeper. Every branch in Me that does not produce fruit He removes, and He prunes every branch that produces fruit so that it will produce more fruit. You are already clean because of the word I have

As entrepreneurs of growing businesses, it’s hard to step away from work, shutting off electronic devices and simply relax. What is truly work-life balance? It means pausing your work responsibilities and focusing on your personal needs, which is crucial to yourself and your business. Studies show that 1 in

By Latoya Lonelodge Encouraged by friends, family and running a sports team, Blue Raven Designs, found themselves starting a business in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic back in October 2021. Being in business for over a year, the small Native owned business is in its busiest year yet with

“Cheyenne people and Arapaho people always find their way home, either in life or in death … they always come home.” By Rosemary Stephens On Dec. 20, 2022 the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes held a burial remembrance ceremony to lay to rest the remains of two young females and one male