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COLUMN: Reminiscing upon the passing of Charles Bowlin - Vimarsana News

COLUMN: Reminiscing upon the passing of Charles Bowlin

On Monday, Jan. 29, the Cherokee Nation lost one of our most beloved citizens with the passing of Charles Bowlin.

Inspiration from others energizes Jimenez's desire to serve others | Services - Vimarsana News

Inspiration from others energizes Jimenez's desire to serve others | Services

Cherokee citizens feel a sense of responsibility for one another, and for many the desire to help others through service can become a calling or career.

Cherokee Nation Honors Top Native-owned Businesses of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Cherokee Nation Honors Top Native-owned Businesses of 2021

The Cherokee Nation Tribal Employment Rights Office has nearly 700 Native-owned companies and more than 100 artists that are TERO-certified vendors able to do business with the tribe and compete

EDITORIAL: Stop blaming, start working for justice - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Stop blaming, start working for justice

Moria Kinsey, the nurse allegedly slain by a Tahlequah physician last week, was a remarkable person. Grieving friends and family members at a vigil in her honor Thursday night said

U.S. Indian Health Service plans for COVID-19 vaccine distribution - Vimarsana News

U.S. Indian Health Service plans for COVID-19 vaccine distribution

  FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. -- The federal agency that provides health care to Native Americans said Friday it will receive more than enough vaccines to protect all the people working in hospitals and clinics, including doctors, nurses and support staff. The Indian Health Service, treated much like a state for distribution purposes, submitted a plan to vaccinate more than 2 million Native Americans and Alaska Natives. The agency expects to receive 22,425 doses of the Pfizer vaccine next week and 46,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine before the end of the year, officials said. More than 44,000 peop...

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