Choctaw Nation Receives USDA Grant for Language Promotion
By Chief Gary Batton
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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CNO tribal members represent Tribe at FFA Leadership Conference in D.C.
Two young women emphasize Choctaw culture and Native agriculture to officials during a Washington, D.C. visit.
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November 2024
Biskinik is the official newspaper of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Check out the November 2024 issue.
The Talihina Indian Hospital (Part II)
Part 2 of the history and development of the Talihina Indian hospital sheds light on the early medical care of the people in the area.
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Jones makes a name for himself in sports broadcasting
By Christian ChaneyTyler 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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The Inchunwa Project: A journey to reviving Southeastern tribal tattoos
By Christian ChaneyFrom casual conversation to a revitalization project, the Inchunwa Project has turned into a "revivalization" movement that is shining the light on the practice of traditional tattoos.
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Living newly found Choctaw spirit in Colorado
By Chris JenningsLiz Rachal lived Choctaw values even when she didn't know she was Choctaw.
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State of the Nation address highlights successes and challenges
By Kellie MatherlyChief Batton, Chief of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, gives his annual State of the Nation address. Explore the latest developments in our programs and services and hear inspiring stories from our tribal members.
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Leadership Speaks
Time for Reflecting on What We are Thankful for
By Assistant Chief Jack Austin Jr.
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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COUNCIL CORNER
District 6, November 2024
By Tribal Councilmember Jennifer Woods
Fall is finally here, and we're enjoying the cooler temperatures and beautiful fall colors in the trees in District 6.
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District 4, October 2024
By Councilman Jess Henry
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.
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District 3, October 2024
By Tribal Councilmember Eddie Bohanan
District 3 reflects on a busy and blessed summer and looks forward to an event-filled fall.
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District 9, September 2024
By Tribal Councilmember James Dry
I hope everyone has enjoyed a wonderful summer, and I'm looking forward to the fall.
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Josephine Baker named CNO First Language Speaker of the Month
The late Josephine Bakers is honored as First Language Speaker of the Month during the October 12 Tribal Council Meeting.
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Wafford completes Doctor of Pharmacy
Dr. Chance Wafford earned his Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Oklahoma with support from the Choctaw Nation and Indian Health Services.
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Guffey says “Yakoke” for Support
John Guffey thanks Choctaw Nation and its Career Development Programs for helping him achieve his academic goal of earning a Master of Business Administration Degree.
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Maxwell earns PhD from UFA
Emily Maxwell recently earned her PhD from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, adding to her BA from Dartmouth College and MPH from the University of Alaska Anchorage.
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Healthy Living Tent to offer screenings and information at Labor Day
By Chris Jennings
The Healthy Living Tent has been a welcomed site for many years at the Choctaw Nation Labor Day Festival. Here's a brief look at what you can see in the 2024 tent.
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Mosquitos suck; don’t let the bite get you down
By Chris Jennings
The Choctaw Nation has begun a mosquito surveillance program with support from the Centers for Disease Control. Surveillance traps have been placed across the reservation to capture and test mosquitoes that may be carrying West Nile virus.
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