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Descendants gather at restored Foreman cabin (opens the original)
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AKINS, Okla. â With a storm threatening, the Sequoyahâs Cabin Museum was visited by descendants of Alexander Foreman on Sept. 12 as they gathered around their ancestorâs one-room log cabin once sited near the confluence of the Arkansas and Illinois rivers. For them, the cabin â relocated and restored by the Cherokee Nation â is their oldest enduring connection to a man who helped build the Old Settlers government and operated the first licensed ferry in Indian Territory. âHe built th
Hoskin delivers final State of Nation speech (opens the original)
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TAHLEQUAH â Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. delivered his last State of the Nation address on Sept. 5 for the Cherokee National Holiday, telling the crowd the tribe is on solid footing and discussing some final-year policy proposals on housing, childcare and workforce training. âItâs my honor and privilege to report to the Cherokee people on the state of our great nation for the eighth and final time,â Hoskin said. âI can report to you with confidence that the state of our nation is s
Cherokee Nation, Rogers State sign workforce MOUs (opens the original)
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CLAREMORE, Okla. â Cherokee Nation and Rogers State University officials met to sign a pair of memorandums of understanding on Aug. 18, facilitating arrangements to give students academic credit for hands-on training at Cherokee Film Institute and create a joint work group to address nursing needs in the region. Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Deputy Chief Bryan Warner and RSU President Dr. Don Raleigh were among those gathered for the signings, and they recounted the extensive relationship
CN breaks ground on $400 million health center (opens the original)
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CLAREMORE, Okla. â Cherokee Nation officials ceremoniously broke ground Aug. 19 for a $400 million outpatient and emergency health center, a facility expected to nearly double the local health workforce and expand specialty care in the reservation. The anticipated opening of the 400,000-square-foot Claremore Outpatient and Emergency Health Center, fully funded through CN general funds and no borrowed or federal money, is summer 2029. It will replace the current Claremore health center, of whic
Couple celebrates 25th wedding anniversary with second Route 66 trip (opens the original)
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CLAREMORE, Okla. â Twenty-five years after driving the length of Route 66 in a 1959 Cadillac convertible on their honeymoon, Cherokee Nation citizen Ed Fogle and his wife Jackie repeated the trek in a car as old as the highway itself. The Fogles, residents of Claremore, completed the roughly 2,400-mile drive from Chicago to Santa Monica, California, in a 1926 Hupmobile, timing the trip to the centennial of Route 66 and their 25th wedding anniversary. âWeâve been planning this for a long ti
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