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TULSA — The Cherokee Nation’s ninth Cherokee Warrior Flight departed Tuesday, Sept. 12 for Washington, D.C., with 10 veterans who served during the Vietnam War and the Global War on

TAHLEQUAH — The Cherokee Nation on Monday passed a $3.8 billion budget, the largest comprehensive budget in the tribe’s history.

The Cherokee Nation will enter fiscal year 2024 backed by a record-breaking $3.8 billion budget passed unanimously by the Tribal Council on Sept. 11.

Two local Vietnam War veterans — John Carleton, 79, Air Force, of Owasso, and William Lawrie Jr., 79, Army, of Collinsville — are among those warriors participating in the flight.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation on Monday passed a $3.8 billion budget, the largest comprehensive budget in the tribe’s history.

At the Tribal Council meeting Sept. 11, three veterans were honored for their service, and a moment of silence called to remember the attack on the Twin Towers.

Cherokee Nation’s government has the essential task of serving more than 460,000 citizens across the world. Whether it’s providing life-saving health care, training Cherokees for good jobs, giving access to

As part of Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner’s second term in office, changes in the cabinet, Supreme Court and other staff have been

Cherokee Nation is sharing its rich history and culture through the tribe’s first official geocaching event, “Cherokee Stories & Adventure.” (di-ne-lo-di) is the Cherokee word for “game.”

Three veterans were honored for their service, and a moment of silence was called to remember the attack on the Twin Towers during the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council meeting Sept.