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Oklahoma Nature Conservancy provides tour of John Joseph Mathews’s cabin PAWHUSKA, Okla. (Feb. 18, 2015)—Aggressive, brittle, cold winds did not lessen the surreal and moving experience of walking across the land and through the home that inspired the monumental historical accounts of early Osage Nation Reservation life and times, eloquently preserved by Osage author, John Joseph Mathews. “It

The second recipient of the Chief’s Award of Excellence was Penny Gann-Bradford of the Office of Strategic Planning & Grants Management. This was awarded for the work she did in organizing a public information meeting for the Protect Osage Coalition on November 17th. Penny has been employed with the Osage Nation for the past 11 years; seven years in Accounting and four years with Planning. From

PRESS RELEASE Chiefs Coats, Brides and Drum Keepers: The Development of Osage Bridal Attire By Dan Swan, Sam Noble Museum Curator Please join us as we explore the history of Osage bridal attire and its incorporation into the Paying for the Drum ceremonies of the Elonshka Dances. We will discuss the gifts of military coats to Osage Chiefs and their use in traditional Osage weddings. We will also

Indian Affairs Committee Member Supports Nation and Receives Code Talker Coin PAWHUSKA, OKLA (January 6, 2016) — Osage Nation Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear and Assistant Principal Chief Raymond Red Corn visited for an hour at the Osage Nation Office of the Chiefs on Wednesday with U.S. Sen. James Lankford (Okla.-R) to discuss several topics important to the Nation. At the forefront of the

Child Care summer camp from June 3rd thru July 27th Ages 6-12 Monday-Friday 7:30 AM-5:00 PM For more information contact Osage Nation Child Care Program 918-287-5363 Application for Childcare Summer Camp