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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The Cherokee Nation is restoring and expanding a trail first dedicated in 2003 to honor a Sequoyah High School graduate who passed away at age 19 after battling cancer.
Compiled on the Cherokee Nation’s website is a growing list of legislative issues that tribal citizens can become involved with through advocacy.
By: Chad Hunter
With the Cherokee Nation’s 2025 election season officially kicking off Dec. 6 when candidate filing packets become available, the Election Commission is sharing updated district maps with the community.
A move by the University of Oklahoma to potentially cut foreign language requirements from the College of Arts and Sciences has garnered backlash from those who fear a domino effect
Law enforcement leaders across the Cherokee Nation Reservation are backing the tribe’s assertion that an illegitimate police force is a growing threat to public safety.
A record was shattered and a milestone met Friday in Branson’s 49-26 victory over Springfield Parkview.
TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee Nation's citizenship registration process will be reviewed over the course of several months by a new task force assembled by the administration.
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In a unanimous decision by tribal lawmakers, the Cherokee Nation has withdrawn from the Tri-Council, describing the annual gathering as an outlet for the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians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.
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