The Cherokee Phoenix is a tribal media organization funded by the Cherokee Nation. It is the only independent source of current Cherokee culture and language.
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Cherokee Phoenix
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From NASA to the California Highway Patrol to a job on TV, Cherokee citizen Phil Konstantin has lived quite a life.
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His next goal is to qualify for next year’s National Junior Olympics and bring home a gold medal in the forms competition.
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Cyber Safety Awareness Month was in October, but it should be put to use year round.
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The school’s Healthy and Fit Schools Advisory Committee is making healthy changes in vending and cafeteria options.
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Cherokee Nation Entertainment CEO David Stewart said the entity’s revenue numbers remain strong despite extra expenses due to expansions.
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The tribe’s Cultural Tourism conducts tours of Ross Cemetery as a family friendly alternative to Halloween.
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Dist. 7 Tribal Councilor Cara Cowan Watts was elected as the National Congress of American Indians’ regional vice president during the NCAI’s national conference Oct. 12-16.
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Cherokee citizen Chris Young has been named the head women’s tennis coach at Oklahoma State University.
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Click here to read the electronic version of this month's Cherokee Phoenix.
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Former Sequoyah Lady Indians look to shine for their respective college teams.
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The computers are to benefit students attending the Northeastern State University’s Cherokee Education Language Degree Program in Tahlequah.
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The ceremony will include a marching band, color guard and a flags ceremony.
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Cherokee students attending Oklahoma State University get information on tribal scholarships and employment.
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Basketball is back this month and several teams in northeast Oklahoma are aiming for state titles.
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The Young family dedicates a monument for family members whose burial sites were lost to time.
