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Bluestem, LLC Board Meeting
Bluestem Ranch, LLC Board Meeting Osage Nation Welcome Center Room 218 239 West 12th Street, Pawhuska, OK Wednesday, January 25, 2017 2:00 P.M. Agenda 1. Call to Order, Roll Call and Welcome 2. Prayer 3. Approval of Minutes 4. Financial Report 5. Report from Bluestem Ranch Foreman 6. Executive Session - Discussion of Legal Services - Discussion of Accounting Services - Discussion of Employment
Boards & Commissions
Editorial Board Election Board Si-Si A-Pe-Txa Board Gaming Commission Board Gaming Enterprise Board Home Health Board Osage Foundation Board Osage, LLC. Board Tax Commission Board Utility Authority Board Veterans Memorial Commission Pawhuska Indian Village
Book Reading & Panel ( John Joseph Mathews: Life of an Osage Writer)
Public Event
Celebrating The Life of John Joseph Mathews A book reading and panel featuring the authour Michael Snyder Date- June 21, 2017 (Wednesday) Locaiton- Osage Nation Museum / 819 Grandview Ave, Pawhuska Ok, 74056 Time- 5:00pm - 7:00pm FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Light refreshments will be served. See attachment for more information
Book Signing and Reading featuring THE NIGHTLIFE by Elise Paschen
Public Event
The Osage Nation and Wah-Zha-Zhi Cultural Center Presents: Book Signing and Reading featuring THE NIGHTLIFE by Elise Paschen WHERE: Osage Nation Museum TIME: 5:00pm-7:00pm DATE: Thursday, July 6th *Guest Speaker, Russ Tallchief Free and Open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
Boys & Girls Club to be 100% funded by Osage Nation
Pawhuska, OK - (August 13, 2014) - The Boys & Girls Club of the Osage Nation will be open to membership to all children residing in the communities of Pawhuska, Hominy, and Fairfax with a priority based on Osage Preference. The funds used for the Boys & Girls Club will be 100% Osage tribal dollars for the next fiscal year. Effective September 1, 2014, membership to the Boys & Girls Club of the
Braiding The Sacred (Registration Is Needed)
Braiding the Sacred DATE- November 3-5 TIME- 2pm on 11/3 through 1pm on 11/5 GATHERING SITE- 1449 W. Main St, Pawhuska Ok This gathering will provide opportunity for ancestral corn growers to network, dialouge, share stories, and strenghen ties. TO ATTEND THIS GATHERING EMAIL: braidingthesacred@gmail.com or call Keir Johnson-Reyes at (916) 995-3209 Lodging at Osage Hotel & Casino, Ponca City and
Burial Assistance
The Burial Assistance Program provides financial assistance upon the death of a member of the Osage Nation, regardless of residence. Each enrolled member is eligible up to eight thousand ($8,000) to assist with the burial expenses in the following priority: Payment or reimbursement of the actual cost of burial or cremation Payment or reimbursement of advance payment of burial or cremation Payment
Burial Assistance - Full Policy Burial Assistance Application - PDF version for mail-in Online Application
Burying the Beads
A few weeks ago while visiting with Vann Bighorse, director of the Wah-Zha-Zhi Cultural Center, we looked at an old photo album of Osages. It was the type of scrapbook with black pages where the long-forgotten owner had glued sepia-colored pictures onto each sheet. Most of us have one or two of these in a box of keepsakes and junk, stored away. The photographs in this little album may have dated
Butcher House Meats
Osage Nation’s Butcher House Meats is a 19,000-square foot, state-of-the-art facility designed to address food insecurity for the Osage people. The meat processing facility is located in Hominy, Oklahoma and was built to address the food system breakdown that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. Butcher House Meats opened in 2021 and is a state- and federally-inspected facility. The facility is
BUTCHER HOUSE OFFICE CLOSING
Office Closure
BUTCHER HOUSE MEATS WILL BE CLOSED ON THESE DATES. WE WILL REOPEN DECEMBER 27TH AND JANUARY 2ND! THANK YOU!
Buying real estate to promote Osage culture
Jack Hickey, Osage citizen, bought land for the purpose of donating it to promote his Osage people’s legacy in Fairfax, Okla. Photo by Cody Hammer, ON Communications Staff Osage Nation Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear, left, accepts land deeds from Osage Nation citizen Jack Hickey, Jr. Hickey’s aunt, Mary “Snookie” Bighorse, stands next to Hickey and supports the donation. By Cody Hammer, ON