Tahlequah, United States (Local)
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Chuck Hoskin Jr's coverage focuses on local news, particularly pertaining to the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma. He places a significant emphasis on culture & society, health & wellbeing, and government & politics within his coverage. Chuck would likely be interested in pitches featuring local individuals or organizations making an impact in these areas within the Cherokee Nation or broader Oklahoma region.
Given his focus on announcements and expert commentary, he is likely open to receiving pitches that involve exclusive insights from local experts, community leaders, or officials with relevance to topics such as indigenous economic development, healthcare initiatives for indigenous populations, cultural preservation efforts, and political developments affecting tribal sovereignty.
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Guest Opinion Each June, communities across the country observe Pride Month — a time to celebrate the contributions, resilience and dignity of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. For the Cherokee Nation, it is also an opportunity to reaffirm a principle that has guided our tribe, government and people for generations: every person deserves to be treated with […]
Summer has always been a season of growth, learning and opportunity. Across the Cherokee Nation, hundreds of young people are spending these months building skills, gaining work experience, strengthening their connection to our tribe, and preparing for successful lives.
Summer has always been a season of growth, learning and opportunity. Across the Cherokee Nation, hundreds of young people are spending these months building skills, gaining work experience, strengthening their
Modern Cherokee history celebrates several key moments, including adoption of Sequoyah's syllabary in 1821, ratification of the Cherokee Nation's Constitution in 1839, and construction of the Cheroke Nation Supreme Court in 1844.
Language, at its core, is a code that all cultures use like a time capsule to pass their history, values and identity to future generations. One of the most important responsibilities for Cherokee Nation leaders is ensuring our language survives and thrives.
By: Chuck Hoskin
Language, at its core, is a code that all cultures use like a time capsule to pass their history, values and identity to future generations.
Language, at its core, is a code that all cultures use like a time capsule to pass their history, values and identity to future generations. One of the most important
At the heart of the Cherokee story is an innate commitment to community. It's the background rhythm that connects every Cherokee Nation citizen. Gadugi, our word for working together for the common good, is a part of our nature.
At the heart of the Cherokee story is an innate commitment to community. It’s the background rhythm that connects every Cherokee Nation citizen. Gadugi, our word for working together for
Guest Opinion The new W.W. Hastings Hospital did not rise from the ground overnight. It grew from decades of planning, staff dedication, and a belief from everyone involved that Cherokee families deserve state-of-the-art care in the heart of the Cherokee Nation Reservation. That belief is now standing six stories tall in Tahlequah. This $470 million […]
