Hud Oberly honored for academic achievement and community involvement
More than 100 employees participating in challenge
Students take tours of memorials and speak with Native professionals working in Washington
Nearly 100 students from Pawhuska, Hominy, Woodland, Skiatook, Sand Springs, Shidler and Caney Valley attended the workshop
Forklift training, CDL-prep with Hazmat class, Word beginner courses being offered at Business Strategy Center in Pawhuska
Osages John Star Bighorse and Duane Easley lost by more than 200 votes
Two Osages vying for School Board Member Office No. 3
The youth competition featured other Indian Education programs from across the country
Dakota Jester joins his older brother in earning the highest Boy Scout ranking
BARK is a read-a-long program for beginning readers ages 7 and under
The center is geared toward children 6-12 and is open from 3-8 p.m. on weeknights
Rezheadz spreads message of anti-bullying after seeing affects of bullying first hand
Program held in conjunction with the National Indian Education Association's legislative summit
Tutoring and assistance for college testing offered to Osage students; Close-Up/NIEA Washington, D.C. trip opportunity planned for February 2013
Program assists eligible Native Americans in Osage County with work training and experience opportunities
Osage Nation's Head Start program is 33 years old
Osage youth among seven Oklahoma tribes attending motivational event; Osage disc jockey among speakers
Father-daughter team hold back to school read-along; donate books to area children
The camp, held July 30-Aug. 3 at the Osage Nation Boys and Girls Club, was the last in a series of free camps offered this summer
Texas Osage to host reading program and will be giving away free books Aug. 8 at 1:30 p.m.
Recent recipients of Osage Nation Graduation Stoles and Commendation Certificates and Osage High School Grads
James Cosby will put his skills to work this summer as an Osage Nation intern in the Human Resources Department
Education department hopes for more students to utilize the program
During a week in February, ten Osage students walked through the halls of United States Congress in Washington, D.C.
Program assists eligible Native Americans in Osage County with work training and experience opportunities
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