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Four years ago, the Durbin Feeling Language Preservation Act launched Cherokee Nation on a historic journey to preserving and perpetuating the Cherokee language. Language has always been essential to our

Matt Crane says election conspiracies create ‘hostile environment’ for local officials.

The Cherokee Nation signed a historic agreement to bring additional veteran health care to northeast Oklahoma.

Four years ago, the Durbin Feeling Language Preservation Act launched Cherokee Nation on a historic journey to preserving and perpetuating the Cherokee language. At this gathering, we announced a permanent renewal of the Durbin Feeling Act, which means secure funding of at least $18 million every year for language programs to grow and evolve. To be sure, our journey to ensure the language continues to be used daily across Cherokee Nation transcends annual budgets and administrations.

The Cherokee Nation is blessed to include hundreds of thousands of individuals with great talents, potential and goals for their future.

Two area school superintendents testified before a state commission on the importance of a fair-funding formula for regional school districts.

Two area school superintendents testified before a state commission on the importance of a fair-funding formula for regional school districts.

Four years ago, the Durbin Feeling Language Preservation Act launched Cherokee Nation on a historic journey to preserving and perpetuating the Cherokee language.

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. addressed the largest gathering of first-language and fluent Cherokee speakers in modern history on Tuesday, Oct. 3, and announced his and Deputy Principal

Saturday, several brave adults will take the stage at the Dairy Arts Center and read from their diaries as a part of “Mortified: Coming Out" edition.