Chad Hunter is a journalist for the Cherokee Phoenix, focusing on local news in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. With a keen interest in Native American affairs and community stories, Chad covers a range of topics including tribal politics, cultural events, and significant achievements within the Cherokee Nation.
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Students from the small community of Kenwood were treated to an early Christmas thanks to an Angel Tree-style effort by Walmart truck drivers.
In a unanimous decision by tribal lawmakers, the Cherokee Nation has withdrawn from the Tri-Council, describing the annual gathering as an outlet for the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians
SALLISAW – The Cherokee Nation's business arm says “significant progress” has been made on upgrades to a popular park near Sallisaw.
The Cherokee Nation’s business arm says “significant progress” has been made on upgrades to a popular park near Sallisaw.
From a cellular “dead spot” in rural Adair County, the Cherokee Nation’s chief signed into law the Cherokee Connect Broadband Initiative, paving the way for high-speed internet and cell coverage
By: Cherokee Phoenix, Chad Hunter
STILWELL – From a cellular “dead spot” in rural Adair County, the Cherokee Nation's chief signed into law the Cherokee Connect Broadband Initiative, paving the way for high-speed internet and cell coverage for more than 6,000 households lacking service.
STILWELL – Since its opening two years ago, the Cherokee Nation's domestic violence shelter in Stilwell has helped nearly 50 survivors and more than 80 children, according to the tribe.
TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee Nation's 2025 election season is underway following the official kickoff last month when candidate filing packets became available.
When she eventually graduates with a master’s degree in the behavioral health field, Nataliia Goodman plans to work for her tribe, per an agreement made as one of the first
Today, Shane Ford and his family enjoy reliable water to their home in rural Adair County, but like many others serviced by the local water district, that wasn’t always the
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