Micah Fletcher is a journalist focusing on local news and events in Stilwell, Oklahoma. As a writer for the Cherokee Phoenix, Micah covers a range of topics including cultural events, community achievements, and profiles of notable individuals within the Cherokee Nation.
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By: Micah Fletcher
Three years ago, the Cherokee National Holiday Bass Tournament was on hiatus, but the Cherokee Nation formed a team featuring CN Land Management and Conservation Sr. Director Lane Kindle and
By: Micah Fletcher
STILWELL – On Sept. 17 the Oklahoma Municipal League held their annual conference where several municipal leaders were recognized for their accomplishments, including Cherokee Nation citizen Jean Ann Wright.
By: Micah Fletcher
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By: Micah Fletcher
On Nov. 1, in front of the Cherokee National History Museum, Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed a proclamation declaring the entirety of November as “Native American Heritage Month” in
Cherokee Nation citizen Brynlee Johnson, or “Beauty by Brynlee” as she’s known online, hopes to make women feel more confident by “beautifying” their hair.
On Nov. 6, the 16th annual AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors celebrated 48 Native American elders, including 10 Cherokee Nation citizens.
By: Micah Fletcher
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A food chain known for its chicken sandwiches, customer service and family-friendly atmosphere is opening its doors on Jan. 9 in Tahlequah thanks to the efforts of a Cherokee Nation
By: Micah Fletcher
On Jan. 15, leaders of the Cherokee Nation were joined by Federal Emergency Management Agency officials at the CN Marshal Service for a partnership to strengthen disaster response capabilities in
TAHLEQUAH – On Dec. 21, Deputy Chief Bryan Warner was honored as one of Oklahoma Magazine's “Oklahomans of the Year.” The title is given to leaders
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