Sac and Fox Nation to Light SkyDance Bridge Teal and Yellow, Host Powwow for Suicide Prevention Month
Nation-led events will raise awareness of 988, reduce stigma and connect community members with suicide prevention resources
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Sac and Fox Nation will mark September's National Suicide Prevention Month with two public events in partnership with the Association of American Indian Physicians (AAIP): a teal-
Inaugural Songbird Sessions Connects Musical Inspiration and Original Songs to Benefit for Lindsey House
Eight women singer-songwriters will share the songs that inspired them, the stories behind their own music and the connection between the two
TULSA, Okla. What song first sparked the desire to write something of your own? Eight women singer-songwriters will answer that question when The Songbird Sessions debuts
Comanche Cache Casino Launches “Paws and Play” Donation Drive to Support Cache Animal Shelter
Community members can donate pet food, toys and supplies every Wednesday throughout September
CACHE, Okla. 2026 – Comanche Cache Casino is helping support local animals in need this September through its new Paws and Play donation drive benefiting the Cache Animal Shelter.
Every Wednesday throughout September, Comanche Rewards Club members are
Absentee Shawnee Tribe celebrates new art acquisition at Jacobson House Native Art Center, September 11th-12th.
The Absentee Shawnee Tribe is excited to announce their recent acquisition of an original artwork by twentieth century Woodland artist, Ernest Spybuck (1883–1949).
The artwork, which was donated to the tribe in early 2025, underwent extensive restoration work, led by Dallas based art conservator, Lyzanne Gann.
The art reception
OCU hosts ‘Sovereign Worlds’ reading series
OKLAHOMA CITY – Addressing pressing questions surrounding tribal sovereignty, law and identity, Oklahoma City University will host “Sovereign Worlds,” a community book discussion series beginning Sept. 15.
The Let's Talk About It: Abridged Version, a statewide reading and public discussion program presented by Oklahoma Humanities, will feature two book
Statement from the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition on the Repatriation of Twelve Carlisle Indian Industrial School Students
MINNEAPOLIS — The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition (NABS) honors the families, Alaska Native communities, and Tribal Nations who have worked to bring their relatives home from the Carlisle Barracks Post Cemetery.
On September 1, 2026, the U.S. Army intends to begin the repatriation of 12 Native American
