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LaVina Clark nominated for Domestic Violence Advocate for 2014
NEWS RELEASE LaVina Clark nominated for Domestic Violence Advocate for 2014 Osage Nation, Pawhuska, OK – October 8, 2014 – LaVina Spotted Bear Clark, who has worked the past five years in the domestic violence field with the Osage Nation Counseling Center, was recently honored for her years of diligent work with a nomination for an Award for Excellence in Action Against Domestic Violence. Ms
Law Enforcement Department
In an emergency, please dial 911 Non-emergency phone: 918-287-5510 Fax: 918-287-5524 Chief of Osage Nation Police Department: Nicholas J. Williams We are the Osage Nation Police Department (ONPD). It is our duty and mission to provide coverage 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This includes weekends, holidays, and inclement weather. ONPD covers 1.5 million acres of land extending from East
Learn to Love Literacy
"Going on a Bear Hunt" will be hosted by Osage Nation Child Care Program and will be held at the WAHZHAZHI Youth Academy in Pawhuska. There will be snacks, story time, and book give-away. To learn more about this event or the Child Care Program contact kjones@osagenation-nsn.gov or (918) 287-5306.
Learn to Love Literacy, Meet the Author!
Osage Nation Community Outreach Learn to Love Literacy Meet the Author! Frybread for Addie by Mindy Standley When: Tuesday, November 24th at 6:30 Where: Pawhuska Wah-Zha-Zhi Youth Academy Dinner and a Book! Book Give Away and Book Signing By Author! Osage Nation Community Outreach 100 W. Main Ste. 310 Phone: (918) 287-5296 Email: abellamy@osagenation-nsn.gov The frequency of reading to children at
Learning to Dance a Thousand Miles Away
Osage woman overcomes unanswered questions, distance, and cancer to dance in June By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (June 24, 2015) — “I’ve always wanted to dance,” said Sonya Van Dam, 39, Osage. Her voice is soft but heartfelt and as sincere as her determination over the last three years to accomplish this difficult task. Van Dam, a California resident, will be dancing this June in her very
Leggings!
This class will teach the student how to make ultra-suede leggings, an alternative to broadcloth! Each student will learn how to cut, fit, and sew their leggings, come prepared with size needs. Easily taught in 4 hours! Class is limited to ten students, supplies provided. WahZhaZhi Cultural Center, Pawhuska, OK 74056
Legislation Documents
Osage Nation Code Open Records Request Form Osage Nation Constitution Amended June 2, 2014, June 6, 2016, March 20, 2017, June 1, 2020, & June 1, 2024 Congressional Rules Amended April 17, 2024 Congressional Policies and Procedures Amended April 16, 2024 Legislation Search Old legislation is available to be searched Latest Tracker This PDF tracks all legislation from the most recent congressional session
Legislative Branch
9th Osage Nation Congress Back Row, L to R: Congressman Billy Keene, Congressman Scott BigHorse, Congressman Joe Tillman, Second Speaker Otto Hamilton, Congressman John Maker. Middle Row, L to R: Congresswoman Alice Goodfox, Congresswoman Brandy Lemon, Congresswoman Maria Whitehorn, Congressman Eli Potts. Bottom Row, L to R: Congresswoman Whitney Red Corn, Speaker Pam Shaw, Congresswoman Jodie
Osage Nation Code and Constitution Constitution and Codes Website. Osage Nation Constitution Printable (PDF) version. Osage Nation Congressional Rules Printable (PDF) version.
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