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Ranch is 43,000 acres currently used for bison ranching and conservation PAWHUSKA, Okla. (January 29, 2016)—Bison enjoy a sunny winter morning on conservation lands near Pawhuska. By Geneva HorseChief-Hamilton PAWHUSKA, Okla. (January 29, 2016)—The Office of the Chiefs has announced progress towards the purchase of Ted Turner’s 43,000-acre Bluestem Ranch. “The bidding process for the Bluestem

Plans have been in place for years and Pawhuska IHS Transition is nearing completion By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (July 30, 2015) — The Osage Nation’s Indian Health Service Transition Team is making aggressive strides towards an Oct. 1 opening day for the first ever Osage Nation managed health care facility. Key positions including Chief Medical Officer, Clinic Manager, and a Credentialing

Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear and Osage Nation Congress Speaker Archie Mason at the facility groundbreaking last September. Standing next to Mason is ON Congressman Ron Shaw. Both Shaw and Mason are from the Grayhorse Community. FAIRFAX, Okla. (August 17, 2016) – The Osage Nation Fairfax Childcare and Senior Center, a long awaited state-of-the art facility for the small Osage community of

Plasticulture and Bees Added to Sovereignty Initiative Okmulgee, Okla. (Feb. 7, 2015) — Growing fresh and local foods for Osage people is now a revived approach to food sovereignty for the Osage Nation so efforts to find the most successful methods are being looked into by leadership and community members. On Saturday, the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture along with the Oklahoma State University

DA filed too late to try pair for murder; brothers send threats from jail for more violence, Nation steps up to protect Osage Reservation residents and asserts jurisdiction By ON Communications Staff (Left to right) Jeremy Reece and younger brother Tyler Reece, Source: Osage County Jail PAWHUSKA, Okla. (May 24, 2016) – The Osage Nation delivered warrants today for the arrest of Jeremy and Tyler

Key BIA personnel retained by Osage Nation equals consistency and experience for current Osage landowners and Osage land lessees By ON Communications (Photo Courtesy: John Little, Osage Nation Realty Services) PAWHUSKA, Okla. (December 13, 2016) –On Thursday, December 1, the Osage Nation under the Osage Nation Self- Governance program, assumed the Real Estate Services and Natural Resources

Chief Standing Bear closed on the purchase of three commercial sites in Pawhuska By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (September 11, 2015) — The Osage Nation closed on the purchase of three commercial property sites in Pawhuska, Okla.,on Friday at the Pawhuska Business Development Center. The buildings purchased include the historic First National Bank Building, the former Irby's Pharmacy, and the

NEWS RELEASE Nation Receives Business Award Focus to improve the skillsets of current employees recognized by state educators By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (March 10, 2015)— The Osage Nation received a Partners for Progress Award Feb. 19 at the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma City, Okla. The prestigious award was bestowed to the Nation due to recent efforts to provide the more than 400

By Osage News Date:March 8, 2012 The Osage Nation is seeking Osages to fill five positions on the Osage War Memorial Commission. This commission will be responsible for making construction and administration of an Osage War Memorial a reality. The Second ON Congress voted by majority to pass a legislative bill creating the Osage War Commission during last year’s Tzi-Zho ... Session. The

Postponed until further notice, thank you for your patience Public Welcome -Ribbon Cutting June 5th at the New Hominy Indian Village Arbor and Community Building From Osage Nation Communications Hominy, Okla., ( Friday, May 18 , 201 8 ) —Just in time for traditional dances in June this year, Osage Nation (ON) Tribal Development (TD) announced a ribbon cutting for the new Hominy Indian Village

Oral History of Osage People tells the story of a historic site By ON Communications * Osage Nation Communications interviewed Osage people who have family and cultural ties to the Hominy Village Roundhouse. Dates, times and names are subject to disclaimer due to oral history accounts. HOMINY, Okla. (August 6, 2015) — It is the first day of the annual Osage Hominy Ilonska (Ee-lon-shka) Dances and

Former Head Start School has transformed into progressive learning center for Barnsdall and Skiatook children By ON Communications SKIATOOK, Okla. (September 22, 2015) — The Wahzhazhe Early Learning Academy in Skiatook is working towards providing an optimal learning environment. This involves improving curriculum and environment. Osage Nation Tribal Works recently removed several small hazardous

NEWS RELEASE Interactive methods aid effectiveness and transparency of new administration PAWHUSKA, Okla. (Feb. 10, 2015)—More than thirty Osage Nation employees take turns raising their hands to share their ideas and input. Scott Moore, project management specialist, moves in a constant “T” shape, across the front of a wall then back and forth into the crowd to listen and respond to the group

[Photo (L to R): Osage Nation Assistant Principal Chief Raymond Redcorn, Osage Nation Historic Preservation Officer Dr. Andrea Hunter, Osage Nation Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear, NARF Executive Director John E. Echohawk, NARF Director of Development Donald M. Ragona, former Osage Nation Chief Jim Gray, Osage Nation Attorney General Clint Patterson, Assistant Attorney General Adam Trumbly] 20-Acres

( Courtesy of Northern Oklahoma College)TONKAWA, Okla. – “Heights of Education” saw 160 youngsters from eight area tribes gathered on the Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa campus for the fourth annual Native American Youth Leadership Day Wearing color-coded T-shirts indicating their tribal affiliations, the mid-high through high school students accompanied by tribal educators and sponsors from the