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Picture Cave named one of Nation’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
(May 5, 2022) - On Wednesday, May 4, the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Picture Cave to the 2021 list of America’s 11-Most Endangered Historic Places. “Picture Cave is an enduring link between the Osage people and the land they were forced to leave over two hundred years ago. The new owner of this sacred place has an opportunity to demonstrate respect for the Osage people’s
Pierce St. John Cemetery undergoing expansion
By Shannon Shaw Duty, Osage News Date:May 12, 2015 During World War I and after, Native American soldiers could not be buried in national cemeteries, even though they had served in the U.S. military. Native Americans didn’t become U.S. citizens until 1924. In an effort to provide grieving families a place to lay their sons to rest, WWI veteran Pierce St. John and his wife Opal, set aside one acre
Pilot Recycling Project Kicks-off
NEWS RELEASE Osage Nation tests going green By ON Communications PAWHUSKA, Okla. (March 2, 2015)—Osage Nation Assistant Principal Chief Raymond Red Corn is working with several of the Nation’s departments to recycle what has been for years and years, “a tremendous amount of waste.” The ‘going green’ initiative is starting off as a pilot project led by Red Corn with ten of the Nation’s departments
Podcasting Comes to the Osage Nation
By A. M. Jefferson, ON Communications Osage Nation Information Services kicked off a new project the first week of June—podcasting. Most people have probably heard the word, podcast. Some might link it with “techie stuff.” But basically, as one website for podcasting tools explains, it “is online audio content.” It is a recorded message, an informal conversation, you might say, on a particular
Policy & Procedures
MORE UPDATES COMING SOON... Click the plus sign next to each category to view Policy & Procedures that apply. The links under each category will take you straight to that Policy & Procedure. VOTER Absentee Ballot Request CANDIDATE Campaign Finance Reports Campsite OFFICE Social Media Village Election Assistance
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Absentee Ballot Request The Osage Nation Election Code Campaign reporting statements shall be filed with the Election Office, which shall verify that the campaign reporting statements comply with the provisions of this Rule, and submit a report of findings to the Election Board. Policy It is the policy of 𐓏𐒰𐓓𐒰𐓓𐒷 Elections that: Absentee ballot request applications are easily accessible, must be
Candidate Campaign Finance Reports Osage Nation Election Board Rules and Regulations, Rule Two, Section 1(I) Campaign reporting statements shall be filed with the Election Office, which shall verify that the campaign reporting statements comply with the provisions of this Rule, and submit a report of findings to the Election Board. Policy It is the policy of 𐓏𐒰𐓓𐒰𐓓𐒷 Elections that: Campaign finance
Candidate Campsite Osage Nation Election Board Rules and Regulations, Rule Two, Section 4, Use of Osage Government Resources Prohibited The use of Osage Nation time, equipment, supplies, or Osage Nation premises (as defined in Rule 1, Section 3(H)) for campaign activities or campaign purposes is strictly prohibited, with the following exception: Beginning at noon on Friday before Election Day
Social Media Osage Nation Election Board Rules and Regulations, Rule One, Section 2 B. “Campaign” means a systematic course of activities by 1. Rival political candidates or organizations supporting candidates seeking public office in the Osage Nation government, or 2. Groups of individuals or organizations supporting or opposing ballot issues to be considered by the Osage electorate. 3. “Campaign
Village Election Assistance The Osage Nation Election Code The Pawhuska and Hominy Village Committees shall undertake biennial elections for Five Person Village Committees. The Principal Chief shall schedule such elections. The villages or Village Committees may seek the assistance of other government entities to conduct their election as long as those elections are not inconsistent with the Osage
Contact Us 𐓏𐒰𐓓𐒰𐓓𐒷 Elections electionoffice@osagenation-nsn.gov (918) 287-5286
Post-Secondary Resources
About The Osage Nation Education Department strives to provide educational and supportive services to Osages so they can obtain the skills needed to become productive individuals and contributors to their community. Scholarship America Contact Information: Email: OsageNation@scholarshipamerica.org Toll-Free Phone: (855) 758-8609 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Central Time