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The Commodity Kitchen Table
Public Event
The Commodity Kitchen Table Date: July 27th is first class and there will be four class sessions Time: 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Location: Grayhorse Community Building These classes are to learn how to cook healthy meals for your family. You must REGISTER, call Public Health Nursing at 918-287-5482 Kids 12 and up can participate. CLICK LINK FOR MORE INFORMATION.
The Commodity Kitchen Table (registration required)
Public Event
The Commodity Kitchen Table Healthy Cooking Classes – Pawhuska Old Cultural Center – 1449 W. Main, Pawhuska Starting - November 16th Thursday nights for 4 class sessions. 5:30pm-7:30pm each night. Class size limit of 12. Learn to cook healthy meals for your family using Commodity foods. To register, call Public Health Nursing at 918-287-5482 or 918-287-5270. Kids 12 and up welcome to participate.
The Cooperative Effort to Complete and Dedicate Mud Creek Bridge
NEWS RELEASE The Cooperative Effort to Complete and Dedicate Mud Creek Bridge Osage Nation, Pawhuska OK—October 10—The Osage Nation and Osage County District 1, announced a public bridge opening ceremony for the new bridge over Mud Creek on LB May Drive in Pawhuska. The event was held Wednesday October 8th. Public roads within the service area of the Osage Nation are maintained by the county
The Indigenous Food and Agriculture: Food Policy Roundatble
Public Event
Food Policy Roundtable Where: Osage Nation Law Building/ Pawhuska OK Time: 9am-5pm Date: August 30, 2017 These roundtables will be a place to discuss issues related to food access and food sovereignty and the feeding programs that many of our community members rely upon. We will focus on FDPIR, SNAP, WIC, School Lunch, Summer Food, and more. We will also lead a discussion of the upcoming 2018 Farm
The Osage Minerals Council seeks federal legislation facilitating return of Osage Headrights
Press Release
OSAGE RESERVATION (November 22, 2021 ) – Today, the Osage Minerals Council (OMC) unanimously voted to seek federal legislation to permit non-Osages who own a “headright” interest in the Osage Mineral Estate to gift or sell those headright interests back to the OMC, the Osage Nation, or Osage individuals. It is believed that approximately 26 percent of all headright interests in the Osage Mineral
The Osage Nation Announces a Health Career Summer Program
Press Release
Contact: Ron Shaw CEO/CMO Wah-Zha-Zhi Health Center Osage Nation 918-287-9300 ***************P R E S S R E L E A S E**************** THE APPLICATION PERIOD HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO MAY 15TH HEALTH CAREER SUMMER PROGRAM March 9, 2018 Pawhuska – The Osage Nation announces a Health Career Summer Program opportunity for High School students, grades 11 & 12. Six positions are available for a four week
The Osage Nation Honored by Department of Defense for Extraordinary Support
On July 26, 2022, Oklahoma Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, a Department of Defense program, announced that Principal Chief Standing Bear received the ESGR Above and Beyond Award in recognition of the extraordinary support of Osage Nation’s employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserve. “The ESGR Above and Beyond Award was created to publicly recognize U.S. employers providing
The Osage Nation Inaugurates Clinton Patterson as New Attorney General
Pawhuska, Ok. – October 7, 2019, at 11:00 a.m., the Osage Nation (ON) Trial Court Honorable Judge William Oldfield formally inaugurated Clinton Patterson to the position of Attorney General. Present at the ceremony was Principal Chief Standing Bear, Assistant Principal Chief Red Corn, Deputy Chief of Staff Corinthian Lorenzo, colleagues, and family. Patterson began with the Attorney General’s
The Osage Nation Museum celebrates 80th birthday
Press Release
April 6, 2018 - For Immediate Release Contact: Hallie Winter, Curator | 918-287-5222 | hwinter@osagenation-nsn.gov Wedding Clothes Exhibition Flyer 80th Birthday Celebration Flyer Pawhuska, Okla. (04/06/2018)– Opening on May 2nd, 1938 the Osage Nation Museum (ONM) is America’s first tribal museum! Dedicated to preserving and exhibiting Osage art, history, and culture, the ONM has been a landmark
The Osage Nation Prevention Program Sponsors Community Workshop Taught by Darryl Tonemah
Understanding and Addressing Trauma in Our Communities Pawhuska, Ok. – September 26-27, 2019, the Osage Nation (ON) Prevention Program and the Wah-Zha-Zhe Youth Council co-hosted a community workshop for adults working with Native American youth and families. Darryl Tonemah, who holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology, gave the presentation. The workshop lasted two days from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m
The Osage Nation Receives Grant from Southern Plains Tribal Health Board
Press Release
For the second year, the Osage Nation has received the CDC Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country Grant (GHWIC), in the amount of $15,000. Osage Nation Public Health Nurse Jaime Clark commented, “Teaching parents and our youth to live a healthier lifestyle through growing, gathering, and hunting is the focus of the program”. New data claims the obesity rate for the Native adult population in
The Osage Nation Reservation
With the Louisiana Purchase forcing eastern tribes to the west, the Osage began a series of treaties, beginning with the Treaty of 1808, ceding our land to the United States Government. In 1865, we sold our Kansas Reservation lands to purchase a permanent reservation in Indian Territory. In 1871 and 1872, we relocated to a reservation described and confirmed by an Act of Congress approved June 5
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The Pumpkin Patch
This summer a group of energetic individuals with Osage Nation Communities of Excellence (COE) and Ta-Wa AmeriCorps took on the endeavor to setup a community garden along Bird Creek in Pawhuska. Six acres located at 1st and Prudom had been previously utilized by AmeriCorps member Tom Trumbly who turned the property over to COE with approval by the City of Pawhuska. The acreage was overgrown with
The Wall That Heals
April 16, 2019, the new Wall That Heals mobile exhibit passed through Fairfax, Oklahoma on the way to Stillwater. Townspeople, visitors, and veterans lined up along the streets to take pictures and support the cause for education and healing from the impact of the Vietnam War. The Osage Nation is a proud supporter of Military Veterans and maintains the Osage Veterans Memorial Commission to follow