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Visitors to the exhibit can expect to see exceptional pieces that will be on display in Choctaw Country for the first time in three centuries. The "Okhvta Chito Okhoatali" exhibit opens on July 6 at the Choctaw Cultural Center.
The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma celebrates five graduates from the Family Medicine Residency Program this summer. Doctors Henry Gutierrez, Zachary Cruse, Shanell Gray, Patrick McIntosh, and Daniel Stacy finish their three-year residency with Choctaw Nation and four are remaining on as a physician with Choctaw Nation Health Services.
Broken Bow residents have new homes after the Choctaw Nation held two ribbon-cutting ceremonies on Thursday, June 13, opening more tribal member housing and the Timber View Apartments in Broken Bow.
The Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority awarded the DAISY Award to two registered nurses working at the Talihina facility. Michelle Heil, RN, inpatient unit, and Jennifer Roberts, RN, Breast Clinic were selected for the distinguished award.
Choctaw tribal member Tye Baker was one of 12 additional members appointed to the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council, a federal advisory committee that works to address the climate crisis at home and abroad.
The Choctaw Nation has launched a new website to honor and share information about Choctaw tribal members who are veterans of the United States Armed Forces.
This historic milestone granted dual citizenship to members of federally recognized tribal nations and paved the way for additional protections for Native Americans across the country.