Recently, one of my longtime friends and former co-workers Mark Ogle and I had the opportunity to talk on the phone for the first time in months. As is often
Proverbs 14:4 Where no oxen are, the manger is clean, But much revenue comes by the strength of the ox. Most people want progress in life. Few people want problems.
Cowboy Country Fellowship is launching a revival starting in March calling it “The March Gladness Revival”. The revival will be on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week throughout the
Because Oklahoma’s rich identity is so closely tied to its Native heritage, it’s only natural that we should take an appropriate and lasting action to recognize the impact that tribes
Telling the Cherokee story – our history, our heritage – is a skill that our people have passed down from one generation to the next. Storytelling is a cornerstone of
With 2019 being relatively new enough that there are still some people who are clinging to their new year’s resolutions (I gave mine up weeks ago, for anyone keeping score
On Monday, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) and the Oklahoma Women’s Coalition held our second Women and Children First advocacy training program. It was a great event –
Good morning Green Country! The Senate Republican caucus is kicking off the legislative session with a four point agenda. While there are a multitude of issues and bills we will
My office has heard from a number of constituents recently who are receiving scam phone calls from individuals pretending to be with the Social Security Administration. Thousands of people are
Part of my sworn oath as Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation is to preserve, promote and advance the language and culture of the Cherokee Nation. We’ve seen some wonderful
Valentine’s Day, named for the venerable St. Valentine of Rome is just around the corner on our calendars. His legend tells that St. Valentine was imprisoned for marrying Christian couples
Oklahoma became a State in 1907, however, this area has been the home of Cherokee people for over two hundred years. Today we hunt the same land, fish the same
In the Cherokee Nation, education is the foundation of our success. That has been true for generations. Even prior to our removal to Indian Territory, education was critical. Renowned statesman
We are now less than a week away from the beginning of the 2019 Oklahoma Legislative Session and Governor Kevin Stitt’s first State of the State address. Lawmakers are
My friend, Steve Hanchett, recently posted his thoughts on Facebook. I’m privileged to share his valuable insight. “My commitment to consistently read through the Bible means I occasionally slog through
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