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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

By Osage News Date:Aug. 3, 2012 The U.S. Mint is producing a second set of commemorative Code Talker Congressional Gold Medal coins in honor of the Osage Nation, Pawnee Nation, Choctaw Nation and Cheyenne River Sioux tribe. Medals for Navajo Nation code talkers were produced in 2008 under Public Law 106-554 (December 21, 2000). Other code talker medals authorized by Public Law 110-420 (October 15

American Indian Honoring Ceremony Tulsa, Ok. –Thursday, May 6, 2021, the Oklahoma State University (OSU) Center for Health Sciences held the American Indian Honoring Ceremony which included Piper Long, an Osage member, and 2021 Osteopathic graduate honored at the event. Native American students across Oklahoma walked across the stage, shook hands, and received degrees they have worked very hard to

OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (October 27, 2021) – Osage Nation continues to work towards building an outdoor sports complex in Osage County with plans to include sports fields, playgrounds and other public amenities. The proposed location is on the old railroad depot property on the south side of Pawhuska, Okla. where Osage Nation owns approximately 30 acres. “I would like to express my gratitude for

Opening Reception Whitehorn Standing by Gina Gray, n.d., T2015.12.66. Pawhuska, Ok. – The Osage Nation is pleased to announce the new exhibit Paintings from the Osage Nation Museum. The opening will be held on Friday, June 21, 2019, from 5 to 7 p.m. The selection of paintings highlights the diversity of styles and artists represented in the museum’s permanent collection. Since 1938 the Nation’s

Palace of the Osage Grocery in Fairfax not only is getting a new lifeline, but a new name as well. When the new business opens it will be Fairfax Venture Foods. Lane Moore is the president of ALLS Groceries Inc., a family-operated business, and has personally been in the grocery business all his life. The Palace which has been closed for the past three years still had food on the shelves. Lane

OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (February 4, 2022) - Osage Nation has multiple construction projects in motion. While some projects are large-scale, others seem smaller, yet greatly impact Osages during important cultural moments. Early this week, Osage Nation installed stormwater management and pedestrian-friendly pavers providing solid brick support throughout the bench area under the Pawhuska dance

By Cody Hammer, ON Communications Pawhuska, OK, (December 27, 2016) — On Wednesday, December 21, 2016, Jessilyn “Addie” Hudgins was formally announced as the new Director of the Wah-Zha-Zhi Cultural Center (WCC). In an email from the Osage Nation Director of Operations, Casey Johnson informed Osage Nation employees, “Effective immediately, Ms. Hudgins is given all authority regularly bestowed upon

OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (April 19, 2022) – Osage Nation announces a ribbon-cutting for the Pawhuska Senior Housing Expansion on Tuesday, April 26 at 10 a.m. located at 350 Senior Circle. The expansion includes five duplexes, for a total of ten additional housing units. Osage tribal member Julia Wilson is currently on the waiting list and is expected to be offered one of the new units once

Fairfax Senior Housing Project Construction Nears Completion, Waitlist is Open OSAGE RESERVATION, OKLA. (June 13, 2022) – As the summer temperatures rise, elders living in Pawhuska Senior Housing will have brand new HVAC units and clean ducts to keep them comfortable. A total of 28 housing units received the upgrades which were complete at the end of May 2022. “They did a great job with both the

These photos were taken from June 5th thru the 7th at Grayhorse. Grayhorse Photos

These photos were taken on June 14, 2014, at the Hominy In-Lon-Schka. Click to view slideshow

(May 5, 2022) - On Wednesday, May 4, the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Picture Cave to the 2021 list of America’s 11-Most Endangered Historic Places. “Picture Cave is an enduring link between the Osage people and the land they were forced to leave over two hundred years ago. The new owner of this sacred place has an opportunity to demonstrate respect for the Osage people’s

By Shannon Shaw Duty, Osage News Date:May 12, 2015 During World War I and after, Native American soldiers could not be buried in national cemeteries, even though they had served in the U.S. military. Native Americans didn’t become U.S. citizens until 1924. In an effort to provide grieving families a place to lay their sons to rest, WWI veteran Pierce St. John and his wife Opal, set aside one acre

NEWS RELEASE Osage Nation tests going green By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (March 2, 2015)—Osage Nation Assistant Principal Chief Raymond Red Corn is working with several of the Nation’s departments to recycle what has been for years and years, “a tremendous amount of waste.” The ‘going green’ initiative is starting off as a pilot project led by Red Corn with ten of the Nation’s departments

By A. M. Jefferson, ON Communications Osage Nation Information Services kicked off a new project the first week of June—podcasting. Most people have probably heard the word, podcast. Some might link it with “techie stuff.” But basically, as one website for podcasting tools explains, it “is online audio content.” It is a recorded message, an informal conversation, you might say, on a particular