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Council OKs artist act, 2027 budget (opens the original)
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TAHLEQUAH â Cherokee Nation lawmakers passed a permanent artist act, approved the 2027 budget and seated the tribeâs first secretary of language Sept. 24. âThese are big, big things in the Cherokee Nation, which we should all be proud of,â Tribal Council Speaker Johnny Jack Kidwell said. âThis has been a good day.â Proposed by Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, the new Cherokee Artist Resiliency Act garnered unanimous support. It replaces similar, expirin
A year of wellness: Stilwell center a healthy hit (opens the original)
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STILWELL, Okla. â Since opening a year ago, the Cherokee Nationâs $21 million wellness center in Stilwell, Oklahoma, is paying off for more than 6,700 members. âMan, itâs been a huge success,â center director Jacob Barton said. âWeâve had well over 100,000 check-ins from members. Itâs been really cool to see the communityâs response. It was definitely something that was needed here.â The Cherokee Nation opened doors to the 49,000-square-foot Mary L. (Holland) Carson Wellness
Admin advisors issue reports on key initiatives (opens the original)
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TAHLEQUAH â Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner have released new reports on childcare, wellness centers and career readiness compiled by various administration advisory groups. “Our administration develops policies through careful and transparent study of the facts and the issues,” Hoskin said. “These new reports will help guide us on key issues in the years ahead and are available for the general public to view on our Cherokee.gov website.” The rep
Cherokee Nation shines light on Alzheimer’s (opens the original)
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TULSA â To help raise awareness for Alzheimerâs disease and dementia, a proclamation was signed Sept. 15 in the Cherokee Nation recognizing September as World Alzheimerâs Month. âThis is a very important topic for Cherokee Nation because it does touch many of our elders and communities,â said Jessica Lewandowski, chief administrative officer for Cherokee Nation Health Services. âMany people living with dementia rely heavily on caregivers, so that means the effects of this extend into
Cherokee Nation hosts 15th Warrior Flight (opens the original)
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CATOOSA, Okla. â Eight military veterans representing the Cherokee Nation are part of the tribeâs fall Warrior Flight to Washington, D.C., where the group is touring national monuments erected in their honor. âI canât say enough good things about this,â said Warrior Flight participant Jim Ross, who was drafted into the U.S. Army after high school in 1964. âThey go out of their way to recognize veterans, and this is just a token of that.â The Warrior Flight group, which includes 96-
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