Micah Fletcher

On Dec. 5, two Cherokee children, Owen Hodges and Margaret Daugherty, graduated from the Little Cherokee Seeds program after being immersed in the Cherokee language and culture for three years.

After several investments and renovations to their community building in Ochelata, the Washington County Cherokee Association (WCCA) is thriving.

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On Feb. 26, Cherokee Nation citizen and fifth grader Ella Rose Hill competed in the Oklahoma National Archery in the Schools Program, taking home first place in the girls fifth

In rural northern Nowata County, a new pickleball court at Oklahoma Union Public Schools is serving as the latest example of Cherokee Nation’s investment in community health and wellness.

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The Locust Grove Public Schools archery teams did not miss the mark at the 2026 Western National Tournament as the high school and middle school teams earned national titles in

Cherokee Nation citizen and professional angler Jason Christie has experienced some major highs on the waters throughout the United States, particularly in 2026.

The third annual Cherokee National Holiday Youth Livestock Jackpot Show will take place on Aug. 28-30 at the Cherokee Co. Livestock Arena in Tahlequah.