Laney Cully News Today

Watercress is an aquatic leafy green perennial plant found in water sources such as creek and natural springs that Cherokee gather each spring as a food source.

Laney Cully is a Cherokee artist following in her grandmother’s footsteps. That led her to teaching a flat-reed weaving class Jan. 25 at the Cherokee National Prison Museum.

Laney Cully is a Cherokee artist following in her grandmother’s footsteps. That led her to teaching a flat-reed weaving class Jan. 25 at the Cherokee National Prison Museum.

Cherokee Nation citizen Laney Cully graduated on Dec. 2 from Northeastern State University with an art degree, with a minor in anthropology.

Tahlequah was knee-deep in art this past week.

The 28th Annual Cherokee Homecoming Art Show is named after what the Cherokee National Holiday was once referred to: The Homecoming.

The longest-running Native American juried art show and competition in Oklahoma announced its top honors during a special reception on April 7 at the gallery in Cherokee Springs Plaza.

Although she still considers herself a student, Thelma Forrest has spent more than four decades making Cherokee traditional baskets. A new exhibit at the Saline Courthouse Museum is sharing her