Native Oklahoma

The Tulsa City-County Library broke ground today on the first of four branches to be replaced through the MY Library, OUR Future Capital Campaign. The Rudisill Regional Library, currently located at 1520 N Hartford Avenue in Tulsa, will move just one-half mile to Greenwood Avenue, just north of B.S.

UINO supports the formation of a commission as a step toward healing and justice for Indian Boarding School survivors and families WASHINGTON, D.C. -- United Indian Nations of Oklahoma (UINO) supports the progress of H.R. 7227, a bill establishing the Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School

As one of the few professional female coffee roasters in the world, Andi AnquoeParnacher has the distinction of being acknowledged by the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) as the first female First American coffee roaster. Parnacher received this recognition after being selected as one of the few recipients of Coffee Project

Durant, Okla (June 11, 2024) – Choctaw Casinos & Resorts has been awarded the New Marketer of the Year Award by the Asian American Advertising Federation (3AF) at its annual 3AF Excellence Awards. The award was announced during a gala dinner on May 30 in Plano, Texas. Held annually in May,

Chickasaw Nation Election Secretary Rita Loder announced candidates seeking five legislative seats and one judicial seat within the Chickasaw Nation. Pickens District Seat 4 challenger Wanda Blackwood Tippitt Scott, Ardmore, filed for the seat during the June 3-5 filing period and has since withdrawn her candidacy. Pickens District Seat 4

OKLAHOMA CITY – Leaders from Oklahoma City University and the Oklahoma City University School of Law on Tuesday announced the formation of a new institute for the advancement of tribal sovereignty.  The OCU Tribal Sovereignty Institute will be housed at the Oklahoma City University School of Law in downtown Oklahoma City,

USDA Secretary Vilsack engages with tribal leaders at NCAI, announces $62 million for Indian Country initiatives BY CHEZ OXENDINE Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack spent an hour at the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) general assembly on Wednesday, announcing significant new funding and engaging directly with tribal leaders to hear