On Monday, April 23, the Osage Nation Foundation held its First Annual Charity Golf Tournament at the Tulsa Country Club in Tulsa, Okla.
The foundation was expecting 100 golfers but ended up having more than 130 golfers show up for the event. The day started off with a breakfast followed by a game of golf and then a silent auction.
The money from the tournament will help fund the foundation's summer programs that will be held across Osage County.
Charles Maker and Howard “Skip” Iba ask to be withdrawn from reconfirmation by the ON Congress; Chief Red Eagle to appoint two new board members
Charles Maker addresses the Osage Nation Congressional Committee on Commerce and Economic Development on April 11 during the annual Osage Limited Liability Company report to Congress. Maker later resigned as chairman of the LLC's Board of Directors. Photo by Benny Polacca/ Osage News
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Reporter
Polacca worked for more than two years at The Forum newspaper, which covers the Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., metropolitan area as a weeknight reporter. Polacca previously worked as a reporter for reznetnews.org, an online newspaper. He holds an English degree from Arizona State University and studied news writing at the American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota.
Every day is a different food theme from around the world
Osage Casino-Tulsa Chef Jesus Lorenzo. Courtesy Photo/Osage Casinos
About the Author
Features and Multimedia Reporter
Ramon-Sauberan worked as a freelance reporter for Indian Country Today Media Network for more than two years. She was also a freelance reporter for Patch.com, a hyper-local newspaper in the Seattle-Tacoma area and reznetnews.org, an online newspaper covering topics in Indian Country. She's had internships at The Daily Times in Farmington, N.M., the St. Cloud Times in St. Cloud, M.N., Wick Communications in Green Valley, A.Z., and Patch.com in Washington State. She is a graduate of the American Indian Journalism Institute and The New York Times Student Journalism Institute.
Golf tournament to be held April 23 in Tulsa, Foundation will also launch raffle at tournament
The Osage Foundation will hold its inaugural Golf Tournament at the Tulsa Country Club April 23. Courtesy Photo
About the Author
Reporter
Polacca worked for more than two years at The Forum newspaper, which covers the Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., metropolitan area as a weeknight reporter. Polacca previously worked as a reporter for reznetnews.org, an online newspaper. He holds an English degree from Arizona State University and studied news writing at the American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota.
About the Author
Features and Multimedia Reporter
Ramon-Sauberan worked as a freelance reporter for Indian Country Today Media Network for more than two years. She was also a freelance reporter for Patch.com, a hyper-local newspaper in the Seattle-Tacoma area and reznetnews.org, an online newspaper covering topics in Indian Country. She's had internships at The Daily Times in Farmington, N.M., the St. Cloud Times in St. Cloud, M.N., Wick Communications in Green Valley, A.Z., and Patch.com in Washington State. She is a graduate of the American Indian Journalism Institute and The New York Times Student Journalism Institute.
Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan will add multimedia to the Osage News website
Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan. Courtesy Photo
Congressman Standing Bear cites LLC money losses and number of hired Osage employees among reasons for filing bill ONCA 12-29; Congress votes to send ONCA 12-29 to General Order
The Second Osage Nation Congress hears the Executive Branch address delivered by Principal Chief John Red Eagle on Day One of the 2012 Hun-Kah Session March 19. Photo by Benny Polacca/Osage News
About the Author
Reporter
Polacca worked for more than two years at The Forum newspaper, which covers the Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., metropolitan area as a weeknight reporter. Polacca previously worked as a reporter for reznetnews.org, an online newspaper. He holds an English degree from Arizona State University and studied news writing at the American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota.
Congressman Raymond Red Corn filed ONCA 12-24 on Feb. 7, which seeks to repeal ONCA 11-82
About the Author
Reporter
Polacca worked for more than two years at The Forum newspaper, which covers the Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., metropolitan area as a weeknight reporter. Polacca previously worked as a reporter for reznetnews.org, an online newspaper. He holds an English degree from Arizona State University and studied news writing at the American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota.
Fundraising committee now accepting contributions to finish two planned phases of the skate park; Osage Nation among fund donors since 2009 construction
Children enjoy the water park and skate park located in Lynn Park. Osage News File Photo
About the Author
Reporter
Polacca worked for more than two years at The Forum newspaper, which covers the Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., metropolitan area as a weeknight reporter. Polacca previously worked as a reporter for reznetnews.org, an online newspaper. He holds an English degree from Arizona State University and studied news writing at the American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota.
Company will help ensure casino projects are done as planned; Square One Consultants was used for building Quapaw’s Downstream Casino
The Osage Casino in Tulsa has undergone a surface makeover. As of January 2012, the building now contains black and gray trim, which replaces the original red trim and large musical instruments which hung from the building's sides. The Nation's gaming enterprise is planning to pursue expansion and improvement projects at some of its seven casinos throughout Osage County. Photo by Benny Polacca/Osage News
About the Author
Reporter
Polacca worked for more than two years at The Forum newspaper, which covers the Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., metropolitan area as a weeknight reporter. Polacca previously worked as a reporter for reznetnews.org, an online newspaper. He holds an English degree from Arizona State University and studied news writing at the American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota.
