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The Cherokee Nation and the Cherokee Phoenix will continue their partnership in providing free subscriptions for Cherokee Nation citizens to the award-winning newspaper through 2024.

The War Between the States dates back more than 150 years, but Jason Crow says the memories of a more recent civil warfare aren’t very far away. turn to the White House. It’s why he thinks there’s merit to a movement that’s taking place in Colorado and a handful of states across the country.

At the same time, it saves the nation critical dollars by giving an easy way for Cherokees to provide their most up-to-date contact information. The accurate, timely information provided by the Phoenix was crucial for Cherokee families and communities to receive updates on public health and recovery efforts. The Cherokee Phoenix newspaper has been a stalwart source of information for Cherokee people since its establishment in 1828.

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. on Thursday signed an affirmative action executive order aimed at increasing the rate at which the tribe hires Cherokee citizens who are participating

Cherokee leaders throughout history have known that informed citizens are the backbone of our thriving democracy.

A top priority throughout my administration has been holding the federal government to its promises to the Cherokee Nation.

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. on Thursday, Sept. 21, signed an affirmative action executive order aimed at increasing the rate at which the tribe hires Cherokee citizens who are participating

The Cherokee Nation honored three veterans with the Medal of Patriotism during the September meeting of the Council of the Cherokee Nation.

CHEWEY — Leaders from the Cherokee Nation and the state of Oklahoma joined representatives of Delaware County on Wednesday, Sept. 20, in cutting the ribbon on a $2.39 million waterline

Special ‘Coming Out’ Edition! In honor of LGBTQ History Month and National Coming Out Day, Colorado Public Radio presents this very special MORTIFIED, including ‘Colorado Matters’ host Ryan Warner decoding his own teenage journals, which he wrote in a full-fledged secret alphabet.