The Chahta Language is a Large Part of a Strong Tribe
By Chief Gary Batton
The Chief speaks about why the Chahta language is so important and how you can get involved to ensure the future of our heritage.
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Lentils: The tiny legumes packed with big health benefits
Lentils, an ancient and nutritious legume, offer health benefits such as brain protection and cancer prevention, making them a versatile and affordable meat alternative.
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February 2025
Biskinik is the official newspaper of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Check out the February 2025 issue.
Coal in Choctaw Nation, Part II
Part II of the "Coal in Choctaw Nation" series explores the impact of the coal industry on the Choctaw Nation, highlighting both the economic opportunities and the challenges it presented.
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Choctaw Nation Foster Care asks tribal members to open their hearts and homes
By Chris JenningsThe Choctaw Nation encourages tribal members to open their homes, either short term or long term to Choctaw foster children.
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Choctaw Nation’s guide to planning the perfect Valentine’s Day experience on the reservation
By Christian ToewsCelebrate love this Valentine's Day with breathtaking outdoor getaways, luxurious resorts and unique dining experiences, all available in the Choctaw Nation.
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CNO Judicial Branch extends operating hours to establish “Night Court”
By Tabatha KetonThe Choctaw Nation District Court's Night Court offers extended evening hours for tribal members to address non-violent warrants and fines without fear of arrest.
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2024 Year in Review: Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma reflects on another successful year
By Christian Toews and Kendra Germany-Wall2024 was another successful year for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, take a look back at the successes of the past year in this Year in a Review.
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Leadership Speaks
Give Some Love to Your Heart this Valentine’s Day
By Assistant Chief Jack Austin Jr.
February is American Heart Month – a reminder to prioritize heart health. Check out some of the ways Choctaw Nation offers help and guidance regarding a healthy heart.
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Love and the Bible
By Olin Williams
Valentine's Day is known for symbolizing love and romance. It is also known as St. Valentine's Day. It originated as a Christian feast day honoring a martyr named Valentine.
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District 6, February 2025
By Tribal Councilmember Jennifer Woods
District 6 has more to celebrate than just love this February.
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District 4, January 2025
By Councilman Jess Henry
The end of the year was full of celebrations and a special milestone in District 4.
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District 11, December 2024
By Tribal Councilmember Robert Karr
A Christmas greeting from District 11 with an update on some of the things coming up for the holidays and the coming year.
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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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Skinner’s Ishtia named Best New Restaurant in Houston
Chef David Skinner's new dining experience, Ishtia, was recently featured in an Eater article as Best New Restaurant in Houston.
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Rains earns associates
Kristie Rains, earns an associates degree for a career as a registered nurse.
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Lynn graduates from OU
Audrey Lynn earns a Bachelor of Arts in Health, Society and Medicine from the University of Oklahoma.
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Duncan writes first book
Ashten Duncan publishes his first novel, Journey of the Broken Vessels.
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Assistance with eyeglasses, dentures and hearing aids is available to tribal members nationwide
By Shelia Kirven
If you use eyeglasses, dentures or hearing aides the Choctaw Nation may be able to help you through the EDH program.
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With respiratory illnesses on the rise, CNHSA and CDC urge public to take precautions
By Kendra Germany-Wall
With respiratory illness season in full swing, health experts urge the public to implement prevention strategies to help keep themselves and others safe.
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