#CherokeeGoodness is at the heart of everything we do. ❤️ We invest in health care, education, jobs, infrastructure and more because of our belief in the concept of #gadugi and our mission to lift up our Cherokee communities and non-Cherokee neighbors.

Today, Deputy Chief Bryan Warner visited Univ. of Oklahoma’s Schusterman Learning Center in Tulsa to celebrate a partnership with OU that provides $8 million to bring the OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center to Tulsa with a new world class cancer center on the OU-Tulsa Campus.

A day we’ll always remember. ❤️

Because of the remarkable generosity from the Stephenson family, the Cherokee Nation, and members of our #OUFamily , the OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center is positioned to bring more research-driven, life-saving cancer care to Oklahomans for years to come.

#LeadOnOU

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ᎣᏍᏓ! Congrats, Katie H. (ᏧᏟ)! It's wonderful to see a Cherokee Nation citizen and Sequoyah High School graduate stepping into this exciting role with NPR/KOSU!

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. responds to Governor Kevin Stitt's social media post

Happy #EarthDay ! For Cherokee Nation, environmental leadership is as easy as 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣

Check out Chief Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr.’s latest Chat in the Tahlequah Daily Press to learn more! tahlequahdailypress.com/news/chief-cha…

Chief Chat: Cherokee Nation’s Environmental Leadership 🌎❤️

See Principal Chief Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr.'s latest column ⬇️

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This week, Dennis welcomes a new guest, Bobby Grass from Kenwood, so it's the perfect time for new listeners to tune in! ❤️

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