Tribal Elder Believes Voting is a Privilege
Peggy Carroll, 76, of Tulsa, can remember her mother telling stories of a time when Indians weren’t allowed to vote.
In The NewsTraditional Indian Food Cook-off added to Cherokee National Holiday
The 52nd Cherokee National Holiday activities have expanded to include a traditional Indian food cook-off on Saturday, September 4 on the grounds west of the Cherokee Nation complex, which is located 3.5 miles south of Tahlequah, Okla. on Hwy.62.
Historic Golf Layout Re-Opens as Oklahoma’s Newest Championship Level Course
After giving one of Oklahoma’s most historic golf courses a $3.1 million facelift, Cherokee Nation Enterprises welcomes the public to play the redesigned Cherokee Hills Golf Club in Catoosa.
More headlines from the Cherokee Nation
90,000 Expected at Cherokee National Holiday, September 3-5
Cherokee Nation Accepting Applications for Head Start, Early Head Start
Cherokee Nation Receives Additional $2.1 Million from HUD,Chief Proposes Funds to be Used for Self-Help Housing Projects
Entries Being Sought for Cherokee National Holiday Parade
Indian Art Appraisals Offered at the Cherokee Heritage Center
Cherokee Nation Hosts Youth Entrepreneurial Workshop
Cherokee Nation Election Law Reform Meeting Set for July 8 Check It Out Cherokee Phoenix July 2004
Chief's Corner
Chief's Community EventsVideo Housing Authority Dedicates Elderly Housing Development with Ribbon Cutting
The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation (HACN) conducted a dedication ceremony for Wisdom Keepers, a Tahlequah Senior Housing Tax Credit Development, at 2 p.m., Thursday, May 27, 2004. The public senior housing development, a 40 congregate unit complex, is located at 1286 West Fourth Street, in Tahlequah.
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