Briggs Public School received approximately $8,600 in grant funding from Cherokee Nation in 2025 to enhance afterschool and ...

My foremost responsibility as Principal Chief is to protect the well-being of the Cherokee people. That responsibility ...

An 18th-century relationship between William & Mary and the Cherokee Native Americans was renewed recently through an anthropology class’ visit to the Qualla Boundary in North Carolina, home of the ...

The Cherokee Nation heirloom seed portal is open through Feb. 13 for tribal citizens interested in growing traditional ...

The Watercress Festival at the historic Saline Courthouse in Rose, Oklahoma, celebrates Cherokee culture, community, and environmental stewardship with a full day of activities, music, and education.

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Cherokee Nation leaders officially established Cherokee Nation Flag Day to reaffirm the tribes’ sovereignty and educate future generations about the tribe’s symbols and history.

Master craftsman, finger weaving activist, and a Cherokee singer-songwriter. John David Israel creates renowned horse bits and spurs. Lily Drywater uplifts her community through finger weaving and ...

TAHLEQUAH – Art is a strong theme in every Cherokee National Holiday, and Aug. 29 the popular art show opened with a newly selected Cherokee National Treasure’s art prominently displayed. The Cherokee ...

Cherokee author Twila M. Barnes, who wrote “The Cherokee People, Culture and History,” will attend a book signing 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6, at the Book Exchange and Bible Bookstore, 3 N. Adair St.

SAND SPRINGS — Retired Cherokee educator Mary Clarkson and her five grandchildren shared traditional Cherokee stories and culture recently with elementary classes at Angus Valley Elementary School.

Frybread joy, senior cycling triumph, and a global health mission. Annette Luethje celebrates frybread and Cherokee tradition. Simeon Gipson cycles at the National Senior Games after a diabetes ...