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Labor Day
Office Closure
Offices will open on Tuesday, September 5th!
Labor Day
Office Closure
The Osage Nation offices will be closed in observance of Labor Day, September 5, 2022.
Letter from the President to the Osage Nation at Bluestem Celebration
Bluestem Ranch, Osage Reservation (August 24, 2016)--Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear was presented with a framed letter from the White House and U.S. President Barak Obama at the Bluestem Ranch Acquistion Celebration on Wednesday. Travis Wilson, White House Staffer, presented the letter to the Chief and all the Osage citizens in attendence. He also spoke about his Choctaw heritage and his
Mark J. Simms
Simms is Osage, Cherokee and Creek Indian, has a proven track record of building profitable businesses. He is the son of Evelyn OnHand Pitts and is the grandson of Ralph OnHand (Wah-Tsa-Ah-Tah) of the Beaver Band. After his father died, Simms was raised by the late William Pitts, brother of former Chief Paul Pitts, as his own son and in the traditional ways of the Osage. Later being adopted into
Mark P. Revard
Mark P. Revard joined the Osage Nation Gaming Enterprise Board in the fall of 2015 at the request of Chief Standingbear. Mark was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma where he currently lives with his wife (Laurie), daughter (Mary Kris) and son (Luke). Mark graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree focusing on Marketing. In the past
Martin Luther King Day
Office Closure
IN OBSERVANCE OF MLK DAY ON OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 2024
Nation Receives Business Award
NEWS RELEASE Nation Receives Business Award Focus to improve the skillsets of current employees recognized by state educators By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (March 10, 2015)— The Osage Nation received a Partners for Progress Award Feb. 19 at the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma City, Okla. The prestigious award was bestowed to the Nation due to recent efforts to provide the more than 400
Nation Uses Logic Model to Organize Goals
NEWS RELEASE Interactive methods aid effectiveness and transparency of new administration PAWHUSKA, Okla. (Feb. 10, 2015)—More than thirty Osage Nation employees take turns raising their hands to share their ideas and input. Scott Moore, project management specialist, moves in a constant “T” shape, across the front of a wall then back and forth into the crowd to listen and respond to the group
National Native American Veterans Memorial | Washington, DC.
Holiday
The Osage Nation Veterans Memorial Commission Trip to the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. The museum's acknowledgment is to Native heroes recognized for the first time on a countrywide gauge of distinction in every branch of the US Military.
Native American Rights Fund Donates Osage Ancestral Lands Back
Press Release
[Photo (L to R): Osage Nation Assistant Principal Chief Raymond Redcorn, Osage Nation Historic Preservation Officer Dr. Andrea Hunter, Osage Nation Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear, NARF Executive Director John E. Echohawk, NARF Director of Development Donald M. Ragona, former Osage Nation Chief Jim Gray, Osage Nation Attorney General Clint Patterson, Assistant Attorney General Adam Trumbly] 20-Acres