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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

Pawhuska, Oklahoma –December 13, 2016 – Osage Principal Chief Standing Bear has sent a request to the Osage Minerals Council, Osage Nation Energy Services, LLC, and the Osage Congress to jointly meet to work together to increase profitable oil and gas production and Osage headright income. “I did not invite the Bureau of Indian Affairs or Oil & Gas producers because the Osage government and its

Following intensive review of services the Osage Nation plans to streamline assistance programs By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (June 18, 2015) — Efforts to improve services for qualifying Osage constituents and other qualifying Native Americans are scheduled to be streamlined next week. The launch dates for the improved services are tentatively scheduled for June 25. No changes will be made

Second go-around provides better methods for Osage Education team and more students from Osage County schools By ON Communications Pawhuska, Okla., (Friday, February 16, 2018) —More than two hundred students attended the Second Annual Osage Nation STEAM Science Fair at the Osage County Fairgrounds in Pawhuska held Tuesday, Jan. 23 to Friday, Jan. 26. The Osage Nation Education Department (ONED)

Carter Rogers Awarded First Place for Java Programming Submission Rogers is a Junior at Woodland High School in Fairfax, Oklahoma. He attends the BITE Program at the Pioneer Technology Center in Ponca City. On May 4, 2019, Rogers was awarded First place at the Business Professionals of America National Conference after previously placing second at the state conference with a program that sorts

Stocking ornaments with Christmas wishes from children in need of holiday cheer are available now to be picked-up by local Christmas angels PAWHUSKA, Okla. (December 9, 2016) – The Osage Nation Financial Assistance Department is hosting the annual Tree of Gifts. The tree is filled with ornaments that list the Christmas wishes of children who receive supportive services from the Osage Nation

The commission will be issuing black tags, salvage title policy, and trade name registration By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (August 18, 2015) — The Osage Nation Tax Commissionhas startedoffering a few new services. The new services include black tags, salvage title policy and trade name registration. Greg Carpenter, Tax Commission Director, said the new options provide necessary services for

Osage Nation Moves Forward with Providing Valuable Service for Osage County Residents By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (November 6, 2015) —Tuesday, Nov. 10, the Osage Nation will begin the process of providing a much needed service to the Osage Reservation service area, broadband internet connection, through a public forum. In July, the Osage Congress approved a bill to support a feasibility

State-of-the-art facility provides improved work space and an inviting atmosphere By ON Communications Osage Nation Welcome Center in Pawhuska, Okla. PAWHUSKA, Okla. (October 27, 2015) — Two new buildings, including a spacious and elegant 20,000 square foot Welcome Center, will be officially opened and available to view on Monday, Nov.2. The Osage Nation is hosting a ribbon-cutting and sunrise

NEWS RELEASE The University of Oklahoma and the Osage Tribal Museum collaborate to answer questions and share knowledge and media By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (Feb. 17, 2015) — The Osage ceremonial dances in June, or the I-loᴺ-shka Dances, have for decades included traditional Osage wedding coats when passing the responsibility of taking care of a drum from one family to the next. There

Manon Taylor at Osage Nation says she has found her “passion” serving and advocating for Osage WIC recipients By ON Communications Pawhuska, OK, ( Monday, May 29 , 201 8 ) —The National Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Annual Leadership Conference awarded Osage Nation WIC Director Manon Taylor the National WIC Association Leadership Award in April. Taylor was recognized for, “unparalleled

Osage Nation proudly announces that Osage youth were awarded top honors at the 2022 Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair. The Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair is an annual celebration of Native American youth learning their native languages. Open to students from pre-K through high school, the Fair is held at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. This year’s event

Pawhuska, Okla. (6/13/2018)–The Osage Nation Museum (ONM) and Osage Nation STEAM Program are collaborating to launch an Osage Youth Open Mic Series.The Open Mic is welcoming performers ages 10-24 years old to share their artistic talents.The first ever Open Mic provides an opportunity for the youth in our community to perform for an audience of their peers.Youth are welcome to read poems, short

The summer break from school allows a respite from demanding schedules and time for students to explore their interests and hobbies. Several Osage youth received a Summertime Achievement Reward (STAR) from the Osage Nation and attended a camp or training that gave them an opportunity to focus on their favorite activities. They selected different types of camps that included academic, athletic, art

By: Donna Robbins Osage Nation summer youth workers from Hominy, Pawhuska, Skiatook and Fairfax participated in the Fourth Annual Native American Leadership Day at Northern Oklahoma College. Eight tribes, primarily from the North Central Oklahoma area brought students to the event. These tribes included: Osage Nation, Pawnee Nation, Otoe-Missouria Tribe, Kaw Nation, Tonkawa Tribe, Ponca Tribe