Rural counties lag as count finishes its second week
April 8, 2020
Forty-one percent of households in Oklahoma have completed the nation’s first primarily digital census with one-third of surveys completed online since the count began last week.
As good as it may...
Photo by Hogan Gore
WASHINGTON -- Here’s a look at our stories in and around Washington this week:
Tribe Officials Discuss Gaming Compacts at State of Indian Nations
Gaming compacts in Oklahoma...
WASHINGTON––Members of tribal nations across the country gathered at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian on Saturday for the groundbreaking of the National Native American Veterans...
WASHINGTON—Kimberly Teehee returned to the Capitol this week to work with congressional aides in crafting a plan that will permit her to take a seat as the Cherokee Nation delegate to the U.S. House...
WASHINGTON -- A new statue of a legendary chief
of Ponca City’s Ponca Tribe joined the silent sentinels in Statuary Hall of the
U.S. Capitol.
The statue, submitted by the State of Nebraska
from which...
WASHINGTON — The issue of violence against Indigenous women is not a new one in the United States, or in Oklahoma, but it has recently started gaining notice at the federal level.
At a hearing...
Many minority business owners have legitimate complaints when it comes to breaking into the business environment, but a Native American business owner recognizes it as a positive.
Salina Dornan owns...
A museum in Norman, Oklahoma, recently opened an exhibit which combines indigenous knowledge and modern science to deliver environmental sustainability.
The Sam Noble Museum unveiled “Roots of Wisdom:...
A festival was held at the Jacobson House Native Art Center aiming to make younger students more aware of Native American cultural and history. Students from Kennedy Elementary came in different shifts...
