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Nutrition Warriors
Nutrition Warriors is a free class offering nutritious & healthy eating tips, light fitness, body transformation and a support group for ages 18 and older. RSVP with Katelynn Rulo at krulo@osagenation-nsn.gov or Shay Luey at (918) 440-7889 or (918) 287-5267.
OBI Blood Drive: Osage Boy is Fighting Leukemia
Public Event
Osage Boy Is Fighting Leukemia Thanks to Blood Donors January 8, 2018 ─ Kalem Marchesoni, 4 of Ponca City is fighting ALL Leukemia. He was originally treated for strep throat in December 2016, when blood work came back with the leukemia diagnosis. Kalem has had many blood transfusions during his treatment as he awaits a bone marrow transplant. To help patients like Kalem, Pawhuska residents have
OETA Native Oklahoma episode to include Osage Vietnam Veterans
by A. M. Jefferson, Osage Nation Communications Staff In December of 2014, the Osage Nation was contacted by the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA) requesting a second submission for their program Native Oklahoma, a collaborative effort which focuses on aspects of Native American life. The theme for this second episode is on Native American Vietnam Veterans. According to Dan Schiedel
Office Closing
Office Closure
Osage Nation Offices are closed today for extended observance of the New Year's holiday.
Office Closing
Office Closure
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Office of Chiefs hires new staff member with unique focus
James Weigant, from the Fronkier family, has a Masters in Public Administration By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (January 19, 2016)—Professional, young and research driven, are just a few words that describe James Weigant, Osage, who was recently hired by the Osage Nation Office of the Chiefs as their new Executive Administrative Assistant. Weigant brings a strong education and professional
Office of Compliance
About The Office of Compliance functions within the scope of the Government Operations for all aspects of grant compliance. In fulfilling this charge, the Compliance Department invokes the principles of shared responsibility, comprehensive regulations, best practices and Osage Nation law to ensure accountability. Contact Information Physical Address: 627 Grandview Avenue, Pawhuska, OK 74056 Phone
Offices Closed March 12, 2014
All Osage Nation offices will be closed on Wednesday, March 12, in observance of Osage Sovereignty Day. This includes Tribal Court per this court notice.
Oil & Gas Summit
Osage Oil & Gas Summit 2023 2023 Oil & Gas Registration Form Event Videos Building Open Access to the Geological Resources of Oklahoma David Brown, Associate Director of Oklahoma Geological Survey & Richie Tarver, Manager, Oklahoma Petroleum Information Center Adding value to Produced Gas David Gann, President & CEO Martindale Consultants, Inc. Influence on Structure of Mississippian
Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair
Save the date! The 2018 Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair (ONAYLF) will be held on April 2-3, 2018. Teachers, parents and elders are invited to enter their students in the Fair. Click here for the 2018 ONAYLF invitation letter. If you have questions, please send an email to onaylf.samnoblemuseum@ou.edu or call (405) 325-7588. The ONAYLF office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m
Oklahoma Tornado Safety: Be Prepared and Stay Aware
NEWS RELEASE Oklahoma Tornado Safety: Be Prepared and Stay Aware Osage Nation, Pawhuska, Okla. (May 5, 2015)—When living in Osage County, Oklahoma, people have grown to understand that tornadoes can occur any time of the year. Spring does seem to be tornado season due to the changing weather, but some years see more activity than others. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration better
Olivia Gray Presents at Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Symposium
Pawhuska, OK – The director of the Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention Department, Olivia Gray, recently presented at the University of Texas, Arlington’s Native American Student Association and Mr. Les Ridingin (Osage/Pawnee) when the group hosted a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Symposium. Also speaking at the Symposium were Professor Sarah Deer (Muscogee Creek), and a