The United States Census determines how much funding Osage Nation receives each year for the next decade. Every Osage Member counted in the 2020 Census increases funding levels for Osage Nation, which we use to provide critical services to our constituency. If you are an Osage Member, check "American Indian or Alaska Native" at box #9 on the Census survey and enter "Osage Nation" in the blank box
By Osage Nation Information Services Atlas Wireless recently completed the installation of a 100ft. communications tower at the Osage Nation Emergency Management (ONEM) location; funded in part by a grant from Enbridge. This tower will provide high speed network services for voice and data transmissions between the ONEM building and the main Osage Nation campus in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. This will
In-Lon-Schka dances will begin Thursday, June 4th, and continue thru Sunday, June 7th, at Grayhorse. These will be followed by Hominy, Thursday, June 11th, thru Sunday, June 14th, with Pawhuska beginning Thursday, June 25th thru Sunday, June 28th.
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The Osage Nation designed an event that would complement the City of Pawhuska’s festivities and make Saturday, December 6th a full-day of activities. This began with the Christmas Extravaganza, a shopping venue held at the Wah-Zha-Zhi Cultural Center and opened to the public. Admission was free and the booth spaces were also free; this was a nice opportunity for sellers and buyers. The
Osage Nation offices will be closed on Friday, July 2, 2021, through Monday, July 5, 2021, in observance of the public holiday. They will reopen to the public on Tuesday, July 6, 2021. Read more about the History of Independence Day (external website)