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Five people, including, Jennifer Woods, line up for a photo in front of a Christmas tree.

District 6, February 2025

District 6 has more to celebrate than just love this February.

A group of Choctaw elders.

District 4, January 2025

The end of the year was full of celebrations and a special milestone in District 4.

The Choctaw Nation Tribal council poses for a photo.

District 11, December 2024

A Christmas greeting from District 11 with an update on some of the things coming up for the holidays and the coming year.

two people pose for teh camera as they play checkers.

District 6, November 2024

Fall is finally here, and we're enjoying the cooler temperatures and beautiful fall colors in the trees in District 6.

Councilman Jess Henry stands between two women for a photo.

District 4, October 2024

As we step into the cooler days of autumn, many are ready for a break from the summer heat. There's been plenty of excitement in District 4 over the past few months, and Councilmember Henry is thrilled to share some of the highlights.

District 3, October 2024

District 3 reflects on a busy and blessed summer and looks forward to an event-filled fall.

District 9, September 2024

I hope everyone has enjoyed a wonderful summer, and I'm looking forward to the fall.

Councilwoman Jennifer Woods poses for a photo with three princesses dressed in traditional Choctaw Dresses and crowns.

District 6, August 2024

We had a wonderful Independence Day celebration, not only with Boom in the Valley in Tuskahoma but also with the parade and fireworks show after the Relics and Rod Car Show in Wilburton that we helped sponsor, as well as the Red Oak parade and fireworks.

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