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The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated five students Aug. 25 during a special commencement ceremony at the Chota Center in Tahlequah.

People thinking of starting a business are now likely to need more money down as lenders tighten their requirements and shift from an environment awash in coronavirus pandemic relief funds

The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated five students Aug. 25 during a special commencement ceremony at the Chota Center in Tahlequah.

Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated five students Aug. 25 during a special commencement ceremony at the Chota Center in Tahlequah.

I recently had the honor to stand before the Cherokee Nation, alongside Deputy Chief Bryan Warner and men and women of the Council of the Cherokee Nation, to take our

The keys to the first four rental homes of the planned 21 in the Mige Glory Addition, a subsidized housing program through Cherokee Nation Housing Authority, were turned over to

Cherokee culture emphasizes unity, community and working together for the common good: “gadugi.” This concept is a deep part of the traditions that have sustained Cherokees for generations. Today, as we grow into the boundless potential of our people and tribe, we are inspired by gadugi to establish a new program for Cherokees to help other Cherokees.

Cherokee culture emphasizes unity, community and working together for the common good: “gadugi.” This concept is a deep part of the traditions that have sustained Cherokees for generations.

Cherokee culture emphasizes unity, community, and working together for the common good: “gadugi.”

State Rep. Ryan Warner and state police are holding an event to help locals replace hard-to-read license plates on Monday, Sept. 18 from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Perryopolis