News Releases
Choctaw Nation Jury Convicts Broken Bow Resident of Sexual Battery of a Child
Choctaw Nation delivers justice for sexual assault victim. Convicted abuser faces prison time and sex offender registration.
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Jones makes a name for himself in sports broadcasting
Tyler Jones, sports broadcaster and NFL host, is paving his way in the sports industry with his unique perspectives and commitment to storytelling.
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Living out the Chahta spirit of faith, family and culture.
Mission
To the Choctaw proud, ours is the sovereign nation offering opportunities for growth and prosperity.News
Chief's Blog, VideosChoctaw Nation Receives USDA Grant for Language Promotion
Chief Batton talks the importance of a great partnership with the USDA and how the new grant money will be used to promote the Chahta language.
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News ReleasesAnnual Choctaw Nation Gaming & Hospitality Golf Tournament raises record amount for scholarships
The Chahta Foundation awarded 15 $10,000 scholarships to Choctaw tribal members and raised an additional $323,000 for future scholarships.
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Chief's Blog, VideosChief Batton Speaks at Veterans Day Ceremony
Watch Chief Batton as he talks about the importance of Veterans Day to the Choctaw Nation and how the tribe has contributed to the fight for freedom.
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News ReleasesChoctaw Nation Home Visitation Programs Receive National Recognition
Guiding Adolescent Parents and Chahta Inchukka have earned the prestigious Blue Ribbon Affiliates endorsement from the Parents as Teachers National Center, Inc. (PATNC). The designation is awarded to top-performing home visiting affiliates within the PATNC network.
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PostsHarm Reduction
With overdose deaths on the rise in Oklahoma, the Choctaw Nation is taking action to combat this epidemic by offering vital resources.
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Time for Reflecting on What We are Thankful for
Reflecting on a successful summer and look forward to an equally successful fall. The Choctaw Nation has a lot to be thankful for, from its outstanding tribal members to its thriving economy and businesses.
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Lesson of the DayNittak Holhtina (2 of 4)
Learn how to say the following numbers in Choctaw: "19, 20, 21, and 22."
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