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ONCR 25-03
A Resolution to support and affirm the Supplemental Term to the Tobacco Products Excise Tax Compact between the Osage Nation and the State of Oklahoma until March 31, 2025. (Shaw)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 3rd Special Session
FY25
ONCR 25-04
A Resolution to restate ONCR 23-22 to approve the drawdown of the balance in full of the Nation's Proceeds of Labor account to be paid directly to the Osage Minerals Council. (Whitehorn)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 3rd Special Session
FY25
ONCR 25-05
A Resolution to support the Osage Nation's membership in the Coalition of Large Tribes (COLT). (Revard)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 4th Special Session
FY25
ONCR 25-06
A Resolution to approve the Office of Fiscal Performance and Review annual audit plan for fiscal year 2025 submitted by Moss Adams. (Revard)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 4th Special Session
FY25
ONCR 25-07
A Resolution to denounce the United States federal government's disregard for the sovereign status of the Osage Nation as is evident by acting on inherent trust functions without consultation or notice. (Whitehorn)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 4th Special Session
FY25
ONCR 25-08
A Resolution to support a grant tribal match in the amount of one hundred eighty thousand dollars ($180,000) for the Native American Language Preservation and Maintenance grant. (BigHorse)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - FY25 HunKah Session
FY25
ONCR 25-09
A Resolution to support a grant tribal match in the amount of seven hundred fifty thousand dollars ($750,000) for the USDA Community Connect grant. (BigHorse)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - FY25 HunKah Session
FY25
ONCR 25-10
A Resolution to authorize and adopt the Amended Articles of Incorporation for the nonprofit corporation, Manzeska Ota Tsi (Place to Borrow Money), formed under the Osage Nation Nonprofit Corporation Code. (Revard)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - FY25 HunKah Session
FY25
ONCR 25-11
A Resolution to approve the amended bylaws of the Manzeska Ota Tsi (Place to Borrow Money) public purpose corporation in accordance with the Articles of Incorporation. (Revard)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - FY25 HunKah Session
FY25
ONCR 25-12
A Resolution to revise and approve the fiscal year 2025 Annual Revenue Projection of the Osage Nation. (Revard)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - FY25 HunKah Session
FY25
ONCR 25-13
A Resolution to direct the Treasurer, Clark Batson, to execute the Charles Schwab Application Agreement without altering it, and to direct distribution of rebate funds to the tobacco retailers as set out in law. (Potts)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - FY25 HunKah Session
FY25
ONCR 25-14
Withdrawn by Sponsor, May 21, 2025. A Resolution to request the placement of fee lands into trust by the Secretary of the Interior. (BigHorse)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - FY25 HunKah Session
FY25
ONCR 25-15
Failed Congress on May 23, 2025. A Resolution to support a grant tribal match in the amount of two hundred thirty thousand dollars ($230,000) for the Blue Cross Blue Shield National Fitness Campaign. (Hamilton)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 5th Special Session
FY25
ONCR 25-16
Failed Congress on May 23, 2025. A Resolution to support a grant tribal match in the amount of two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) for the Oklahoma State Parks - Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant. (Hamilton)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 5th Special Session
FY25
ONCR 25-17
A Resolution to support a grant tribal match in the amount of one thousand five hundred fifty five dollars ($1,555) for the Oklahoma Arts Council - Community Arts Learning Grant. (Hamilton)
Ninth Osage Nation Congress - 5th Special Session
FY25
One Book, One Community
Kick-off with guest speaker ( March 1, 2018-April 12, 2018) Dr. Andrea Hunter (Osage Nation Historic Preservation Office) presenting “The Osage Nation: A Brief History,” which traces the history of the Osage from the earliest known existence to the removal of the tribe into Oklahoma. Attendees may register for the series and get a free copy of “Killers of the Flower Moon” when they sign-up for a
One Woman’s journey as she presents her People’s journey
Keeping Tradition Alive: One Woman’s journey as she presents her People’s journey PAWHUSKA, Okla. ( August 25, 2015)—It was a perfect fit, Randy Tinker-Smith explained as she referred to her ballet, Wahzhazhe, and her professional background. She had been a musician, a manager in her father’s fast food business, and studied interior design. She was a parent of a daughter who studied ballet. She
ONED "Smart Money Program"
Communications
The Osage Nation Education Department and Tri County Tech hosted a workshop, “Smart Money Program - Lunch & Learn,” for juniors and seniors at Pawhuska High School on Wednesday, September 28, 2022. The students received information about financial literacy while attending the event. This activity will prepare them for success when they enter the workforce and begin earning income. Financial