The Cherokee Nation - Continuing to Build a Strong Legacy
Faith. Perseverance. Strength. Honor. All words that describe how the Cherokee people have lived since time immemorial. Throughout the centuries, the Cherokee people have endured many challenges, unbelievable hardships as well as a government-ordered removal, yet have stood steadfast in their beliefs and resolve to become the largest tribe in the United States with more than 380,000 citizens worldwide. Today, more than 141,000 Cherokee Nation citizens continue to reside within the tribal boundaries in the northeastern area of Oklahoma. View Article
Yukon Mayor Oversees Strategic Growth for Bustling Suburb
Shelli Selby had an advertisement hanging on the fence of her Yukon home when she was told it was a violation of city codes. It was one of a few issues she had with city hall.
“I would complain a lot about different things,” Selby said with a laugh. “But one day I decided I need to stop being a complainer and be part of the solution. I wanted to give back to my community because I love Yukon, I decided the run and give back.” View Article
Local Libraries Adjust to COVID-19, Embrace Creative Programs
Like restaurants and retail stores, libraries have had to significantly adjust their operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. But many libraries across Oklahoma have found ways to adapt and creatively offer their services even as many facilities remain closed to the public or limit the number of guests.View Article
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