September 2024

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Together We’re More Campaign highlights Choctaw spirit and impact

By Christian Toews Together We're More is not only a celebration of the Choctaw culture and impact. Learn how the marketing campaign has changed and the process behind this ever-growing celebration of Choctaw culture.

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A man holds a stickball stick while a group of kids look at it with wonder in their eyes at a CNO Summer Camp.

CNO summer camps host over 2,200 youth

By Christian Chaney Kids and teens across the reservation enjoyed an exciting summer filled with camps organized by the Choctaw Nation.

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Choctaw Nation opposes hydropower project to protect sovereignty

By Chris Jennings Lack of details and a disconnected phone number among the many reasons a pumped storage hydropower plant near Talihina is largely opposed.

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Deana Ward, a woman in a wide-brimmed hat and red earrings poses for a photo in front of a booth with beadwork on it.

Dr. Deana Ward among seven Choctaw artists representing tribe at SWAIA

By Kendra Germany-Wall Each August, an estimated 100,000 people attend the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) annual Indian Market.

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Non-Emergency Dispatch Line available to contact CNO Lighthorse Police and Security

By Shelia Kirven Save the new non-emergency phone number for the Choctaw Nation Department of Public Safety now.

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A group of college freshmen gather wearing blue Southeastern shirts for Camp Chahta.

Camp Chahta: Guiding College Freshmen

By Christian Chaney A summer opportunity brings direction and community to college freshmen.

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Proper child safety seats can prevent tragedies

By Chris Jennings Native American children are at a higher risk of injury or death in a car crash. The Choctaw Nations Children Matter Program is here to help with that.

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A large group of students wearing white shirts are joined by coaches in green at the N7 Diamond Experience.

Nike partners with Choctaw Nation and Texas Rangers for youth event

By Christian Toews Around 90 athletes from all over the Choctaw Nation Reservation participated in the Nike N7 Diamond Experience on July 13 in Durant, Oklahoma.

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