Business

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Building Legacies for Future Generations

Michele Meza, also known as Coach Michele D, finds herself working with People who cannot overcome mental blocks or irrational thoughts, which affect their daily lives, their businesses, and their relationships. People that are entrepreneurs who want to grow and scale their businesses to 6+ figures; startups who don’t

June issue 2023

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Results from this past weekend's Tribal elections This spring and summer, several tribal nations in Oklahoma, including some of the larger tribes in the state, will hold elections for key positions including tribal leaders and district council seats. This includes the Cherokee Nation, the Choctaw Nation and the

Tribe’s newest enterprise opens

By Mary Leaver The Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s newest enterprise, Sovereign Pipe Technologies, manufactures a product that can help safeguard precious natural resources. Ronnie Wear, chief executive officer and general manager, is leading the new venture and proud to be a part of Iron Horse Industrial Park. “Our employees have

Comanche Nation Housing Authority Awarded $2 Million Grant for Home Repairs

CNHA to rehabilitate up to 27 homes with 2022 federal funding LAWTON, Okla. – Comanche Nation Housing Authority (CNHA), a Comanche Nation-affiliated organization that promotes self-sufficiency and provides affordable, safe and decent housing to low-income tribal members, received a $2 million federal grant on behalf of the U.S. Department of

Chickasaw Nation WIC Program Seeks Comments

The Chickasaw Nation is soliciting comments from individuals regarding the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC). Input is needed for development of the state plan of operation for the 2024 fiscal year. These comments must be received by Aug. 10, 2023. WIC is a federally funded

Weekly Newsletter

TRIBAL MEMBER CHALLENGES OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION AFTER SCOTUS JURISDICTION RULING by Chinh Doan Thousands of Oklahomans argue they do not have to pay Oklahoma income tax after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tribal jurisdiction that applied to criminal cases. One of those pending cases is from an Okmulgee
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