As a nurse practitioner at Tahlequah’s W.W. Hastings Hospital, Cherokee Nation citizen Lori Enlow knows the toll chronic illness can take on a person...
Cedric Sunray

A few weeks ago, I read the following paragraph in an NPR article about the Cherokee Freedmen:

"This is not a club; you can't just claim to be Cherokee and show up and be included," says Cara Cowan Watts, a vocal member of the Cherokees' tribal council....

October 14, 2011
Kimberly Horton

The Cherokee Nation based out of Tahlequah, Oklahoma has decided to strip “Freedmen” of their Cherokee rights and to expel them from their nation. Freedmen are African American descendants of slaves....

October 11, 2011
Residents of Indian country were rattled over the weekend by at least 10 earthquakes in Oklahoma, including the largest in the state's history, a temblor early Sunday that measured...
ICTMN Staff
October 06, 2011
“Our flags are flying at half mast today to honor his passing,” says Sammye R. Rusco, the Director of Communications for the Cherokee Nation...
Steve Russell

Like most Indians who give thought to our relationship with the United States, I dream of Indian treaties as sacred promises or, at least, what the Constitution says in so many words: “all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of...

October 05, 2011
Blair Blackman, Cherokee , recently donated a piece of her artwork to the local Habitat for Humanity’s Tool Belts and Tiaras Auction held September 10 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma...
Some changes are happening this year at the Cherokee Nation’s Sequoyah Schools ...
An upcoming golf tournament held by the Cherokee Nation on October 3 dubbed “The Four Bs—Birdies, Bogeys, Buildings and Business,” will help raise funding for a project to benefit ...

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