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Center to close March 6 through March 26, Reopen March 27 as Cultural Center Pop-Up Shop The Osage Nation Visitor’s Center is making way for a massive renovation and expansion on its current structure. The Visitor’s Center will temporarily relocate to the Cultural Center, located at 220 W. Main in Pawhuska, as a “Pop-Up Shop” to continue selling items, although at limited quantities due to storage

Osage language app release encourages efforts for more technology for more access to Osage language​ Mountain View, California, (Thursday, November 2, 2017) —Osage Language Master Language Teacher Mongrain Lookout met with tech engineers in late October to talk about the revitalization of the Osage language for Osages everywhere. According to Lookout and the Osage Language Department Webmaster

PAWHUSKA, Okla. (May 18, 2015) — The current Osage Nation administration is working in a variety of areas from things such as culture to economics. A central focus though always returns to the importance of education and health. These concerns may be separate components, yet go hand-in-hand when associated with our children. A healthy child has the best opportunity to learn and perform well in

Fire Investigators Malone and Miller Receive Recognition from San Carlos Apache Tribe May 12, 2019, Jeremiah Dude, Law Enforcement Shift Supervisor for San Carlos Apache Tribe Recreation and Wildlife Department, presented Osage Nation Wildland Fire Management Program with a memorandum of special recognition for the work Fire Investigators Corbin Malone and Benny Miller conducted during public

Dear Osage Constituents: The Osage Nation Wildland Fire Management Department conducted its 1st Annual Rookie Firefighter training October 23rd-27th, 2017. The training was a complete success. Trainees learned the basics in wildland firefighting, terminology, weather, topography, potential hazards, types of tools and equipment used. Trainees got the opportunity to learn and practice techniques and

CONTACT: RM Kirk, rmkirk@osagenation-nsn.gov; 918-287-5201 Will Reckley, assistance@smartgrowthamerica.org, 202-971-3903 Pawhuska, OK – Osage Nation’s work to make our community a more attractive destination has helped us win a national competitive award. Smart Growth America—a national nonprofit that advocates for better cities, towns, and neighborhoods—announced today that Osage Nation is among

CONTACT: RM Kirk, rmkirk@osagenation-nsn.gov; 918-287-5201 Will Reckley, assistance@smartgrowthamerica.org, 202-971-3903 Pawhuska, OK – Osage Nation’s work to make our community a more attractive destination has helped us win a national competitive award. Smart Growth America—a national nonprofit that advocates for better cities, towns, and neighborhoods—announced today that Osage Nation is among

OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (April 20, 2022) – No one should feel unsafe in their workplace. All employees of the Osage Nation are valuable team members who are entitled to respect, dignity, and security in the workplace, thus allowing the Osage Nation government to carry out the work of the Osage People. Osage Nation is committed to a harassment-free and non-discriminatory environment for all Osage

Over 10,000 applications from Osage Nation Members have been approved with first check issued Friday, Aug. 27 OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (Aug. 31, 2021) – Osage Nation’s ARP Cash Assistance program remains on track with a 30-day check distribution timeline. Enrolled members of the Osage Nation who submitted an ARP Cash Assistance application should continue to expect a check mailed within 30-days of

Various supportive service programs and traditional events have already received produce and firewood from the Nation’s first community farm By Cody Hammer and Osage Nation Communications Pawhuska, Okla., (Tuesday, August 08, 2017) — Rows of corn, okra and cherry tomatoes fill long garden rows inside a large greenhouse at Bird Creek Farms (BCF). This summer marks the first year to plant and

Drops-offs available in Grayhorse, Fairfax, Hominy and Pawhuska beginning week of June 27 OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (June 14, 2022) – Osage Nation’s Butcher House Meats will begin offering remote drop-offs starting the week of June 27, 2022. Drop-off locations will be at Grayhorse, Fairfax, Hominy and Pawhuska. All orders must be placed before the delivery date, paid for over the phone and selected

Oklahoma State Department of Education voted in favor of private school accreditation Daposka Ahnkodapi educators and staff PAWHUSKA, OKLA. – In a special meeting on Thursday, May 27, 2021, the Oklahoma State Department of Education voted in favor of approving the Osage Nation’s immersion program, Daposka Ahnkodapi Elementary, for private school accreditation. “With the school fully accredited, we

For years, oil tycoons and businessmen such as John Paul Getty and John D. Rockefeller said, "Meet me at the Mayo"; now the Fourteenth Annual Osage Oil & Gas Summit can say the same! Please "meet us" for a very special Osage Oil & Gas Summit at the beautiful and historic Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa on November 4-5, 2015. Past, Present and Moving Foward: Revenue Challengs in Tough Economic and

Vested Interest’s mission is to provide bullet and stab protective vests and other assistance to dogs in law enforcement From the Osage Nation Police Department Pawhuska, Okla., (Monday, January 30, 2017) — Osage Nation Police Department’s K9 Arc will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit organization, Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. K9 Arc’s vest

ONPD Honored by The Osage Nation Gaming Commission for Swift Response and Arrests By ON Communications L-R - Osage Nation Assistant Principal Chief Raymond Red Corn, Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear, ONPD Officer Jake Branscum, ONPD Investigator Michael Kennedy, Officer Mike Anderson, ONPD Chief Nick Williams, ONGC Acting Commission Director, Elizabeth Hembree, and ONGC Surveillance Manager

Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention Department is Working to Continue Valuable Access to CREOKS Behavioral Health Services By ON Communications Pawhuska, Okla. (Thursday, August 1, 2018) –Last year, Osage Nation Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) which partnered the Osage Nation with CREOKS Behavioral Health Services. This year, Olivia Gray

Principal Chief John D. Red Eagle is among tribal leaders who will meet with President Obama on Nov. 13 at the Department of the Interior. Principal Chief Red Eagle was first granted an audience with the President in Dec. 2010 to discuss the trust settlement for Osage shareholders. The topic of this meeting’s discussion will be “prominent issues in Indian country,” according to Chief Red Eagle