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LORELT Releases Choctaw Places, a Portrait CD of Chamber Works by Choctaw Composer Charles Shadle

Performances by the Lontano Ensemble led by Conductor Odaline de la MartinezBoston, MA — Charles Shadle has announced the Aug. 15 release of his debut LORELT album Choctaw Places, a stirring homage to his native Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma for which the composer reconvened the dynamic chamber group, Lontano Ensemble, at the helm of award-winning Cuban-American conductor Odaline de la Martinez. Dedicated to his Oklahoma homeland, Choctaw Places ca…Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

Wyandotte Nation breaks ground on Crosswinds Casino expansion with BOK Financial funding

Photo credit: Gaberial Booker, Wyandotte NationWyandotte Nation recently celebrated the groundbreaking of their Crosswinds Casino expansion project. A portion of the project is being financed by a $200 million credit facility from BOK Financial.At the heart of this expansion is Four Diamond, 15-story destination hotel with 238 rooms, including 32 luxurious suites. Additional hotel amenities will include a pool with an outdoor bar and party area,…Wyandotte, Oklahoma · Wyandotte Read Article

FireLake Fireflight Balloon Festival Returns for Eighth Year

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Choctaw Nation’s Drone Program Celebrates Proposed FAA Rule

DURANT, Okla. – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposed a new rule Tuesday that addresses and enables Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations for drones, also called unmanned aircraft systems or UAS. This is part of larger efforts to safely integrate new emerging aviation technologies into the national airspace system. This proposed regulation will usher in new opportunities for facilities like the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma’s …Durant · Durant Read Article

Attention Delaware Citizens: STATEMENT FROM DELAWARE NATION ON DISPUTE WITH TOWN OF HINTON

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SEMINOLE NATION OF OKLAHOMA SET TO INSTALL COMMERCIAL SOLAR PROJECT Project Highlights Tribe’s Transition Toward Energy Sovereignty

photo from Seminole Nation Facebook mediaWEWOKA, OK — The Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, in partnership with Symbiotic, LLC—an Oklahoma-based, Native-owned company—is set to install a commercial ground-mounted solar array on tribal land located at the historic Mekusukey Mission site. The solar project is expected to offset more than $100,000 in annual energy costs at current rates for facilities operating on the property. As part of the Nation’s b…Facebook · Wewoka Read Article

Ghost Dances & Court Battles: Native Religion & the Law

"If you're Catholic, you don't need a Congressional Act to pray. If you're Jewish or if you go to a temple or if you're Muslim, you don't need a congressional act because your religion is not prescribed, but theirs was."This striking observation cuts to the heart of a painful reality: Native Americans had to fight for a Congressional act just to practice their religion legally. From the tragic Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890—where hundreds of Lako…Catholic Church · Oklahoma Read Article

Bedré commemorates 25 years with sweet celebration

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LORELT Releases Choctaw Places, a Portrait CD of Chamber Works by Choctaw Composer Charles Shadle

Wyandotte Nation breaks ground on Crosswinds Casino expansion with BOK Financial funding

FireLake Fireflight Balloon Festival Returns for Eighth Year

Choctaw Nation’s Drone Program Celebrates Proposed FAA Rule

Attention Delaware Citizens: STATEMENT FROM DELAWARE NATION ON DISPUTE WITH TOWN OF HINTON

SEMINOLE NATION OF OKLAHOMA SET TO INSTALL COMMERCIAL SOLAR PROJECT Project Highlights Tribe’s Transition Toward Energy Sovereignty

Ghost Dances & Court Battles: Native Religion & the Law

Bedré commemorates 25 years with sweet celebration