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JOM SCHOOL SUPPLY HANDOUT (Woodland)
Woodland JOM School Supply Distribument Time: 6pm-8pm Date: August 3, 2017 Location: Wooldand Elementary School School supplies are distributed for the eligible Johnson O’Malley (JOM) students at twelve school systems in Osage County/Reservation boundaries. The Osage Nation JOM Program is a federal program with eligibility requirements. You will need to provide a copy of your student’s tribal
JOM School Supply Handout (Wynona)
Wynona JOM Distribument Time: 5pm-7pm Date: August 3, 2017 Location: Wynona Public Schools School supplies are distributed for the eligible Johnson O’Malley (JOM) students at twelve school systems in Osage County/Reservation boundaries. The Osage Nation JOM Program is a federal program with eligibility requirements. You will need to provide a copy of your student’s tribal membership card, from a
JOM Youth Powwow
Public Event
Osage Nation JOM Youth Powwow. See flyer for more details.
Judicial Branch
Mission The Osage Nation Judicial Branch is an independent, co-equal branch of the Osage Nation government empowered by the Osage Constitution to provide an impartial and responsive justice system that protects the rights and liberties of all who come before it, interprets and enforces governing law fairly and equally and reflects the unique social, governmental and cultural standards of the Osage
Julie Malone
Julie A. Malone is a proud enrolled member of the Osage Nation. She has more than sixteen years in the gaming industry. She worked in Lake Tahoe for Harrah’s and Del Webb’s Sahara in 1970-1974 as a Blackjack and Roulette Wheel Dealer. She then married a Professional Numismatist, and opened a rare coin business in Beverly Hills and Napa, Malone’s Rare Coin Co. Mr. Malone died, and in 1988, Julie
Karen Cedar
Karen Cedar is the Executive Administrative Assistant for the Chief where her duties include coordination of special projects, research, monitoring, reporting, and office management. Karen received her BSN and served as Nurse for over 20 years where she co-owned a Home Health agency for 5 years. She completed her Masters in Information Technology about 11 months before completing her Bachelors in
Keeping Tradition Alive: An Osage Naming Ceremony
By A. M. Jefferson, ON Communications Saturday, July 11th, at the home of Osage Native and Osage Nation employee, William St. John, a naming ceremony was held. The planning of the event took just over six months as Buffalo clan relatives visited back and forth via social media, making the final arrangements. Dana Sellers was a key driving force behind the event. William’s father, the late Pierce
Kick Butts Day Continues Despite Challenging Weather
NEWS RELEASE Kick Butts Day Continues Despite Challenging Weather Osage Nation prevention programs keep up efforts to educate despite tornadoes and rain By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (March 26, 2015)— The 20th Annual Kick Butts Day was March 18. It is a national day of activism addressing the issue of stopping big tobacco companies from targeting children as young as two years old as
Kiwanis Bike Rodeo
Public Event
Kiwanis Bike Rodeo! Tropies! Other prizes! 4 bikes will be given away! Come test your skills on the obstacle course! Ride your bike with your helmet!
Labor Day
Holiday
Osage Nation officess will be closed on Monday, September 2nd, and resume operations on Tuesday, September 3rd at normal business hours.
Labor Day
Holiday
All Osage Nation offices will be closed in observance of Labor Day
Labor Day
Office Closure
Offices will open on Tuesday, September 5th!