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Tribal filmmaker, actress makes name for herself
By Rachel Maker, Citizen Potawatomi Nation Public Information Department
Cadence Barreda’s enthusiasm for acting and filmmaking led her to auditioning for roles, starring in commercials and gaining on-set experience before graduating from Deer Creek High School. The Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal member began acting on stage at the age
Oklahoma Freedom Rise to No. 3 in the PBR Teams League Standings After Going a Perfect 2-0 in Game Play and Finishing Second Overall at Neutral Site Event in Anaheim, California
Remote interviews with team leadership, including Head Coach Cord McCoy, and competing riders are available upon request
ANAHEIM, Calif. – The Oklahoma Freedom rode red-hot at the second neutral site PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Camping World Team Series event of the season this past weekend in Anaheim, California, going a perfect
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Investing in Indian Country is Investing in America
BY DEB HAALAND
OPINION. Before I was Secretary of the Interior, or even a member of Congress, I was an organizer. With signs made on my kitchen floor with poster board and markers, I urged our leaders to act for and invest
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Oklahoma Senate overrides GOP governor's vetoes on Native American compacts
The Republican-controlled Oklahoma Senate met in a special session Monday and overrode GOP Gov. Kevin Stitt’s vetoes of two bills to extend existing agreements with Native American tribes for another year.
The overrides were the latest development
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This long-running lawsuit is the latest dispute over Oklahoma tribal relations
by Molly Young
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond wants to take the lead in representing the state in a long-running tribal gaming lawsuit. But Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office says he has no plans to hand over the reins.