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February 26, 2013
Osage Education department hosts ACT prep courses

Nearly 100 students from Pawhuska, Hominy, Woodland, Skiatook, Sand Springs, Shidler and Caney Valley attended the workshop

Students from seven different schools attended an ACT Prep Workshop hosted by the Osage Nation Education Department Feb. 1.

“I was very happy with the turn out,” said Ida Doyle, director of the Osage Nation Education Department (ONED). “It was a collaborative effort between the schools, the field facilitators, counselors, students and education department.”

Nearly 100 students from Pawhuska, Hominy, Woodland, Skiatook, Sand Springs, Shidler and Caney Valley attended the workshop. Half of the students were Osage.

December 20, 2012
Osage performs in 86th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Dresdyn Hinman was recently selected as Buck Queen at Hominy High School

To say that Dresdyn Hinman had a good time in New York City during Thanksgiving is an understatement.

The 17-year-old Osage performed in the 86th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade along with approximately 600 other all-star cheerleaders and dancers from across the country. But, at the end of the day, the one thing she still remembers from that experience was that her feet hurt.

November 13, 2012
Osage to cheer in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Dresdyn Hinman is the 2012-2013 Red Ribbon Powwow Princess and All-Star cheerleader from Hominy

Dresdyn Hinman can’t wait for Nov. 15. That is the day she will board a plane for New York City to cheer in the 86th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

“I’m really excited,” she said. “I’m happy and I think it’s cool I’ve been picked for this honor and I can finally go my senior year.”

By “finally” she means that she has been eligible to perform in the parade for the past two years, but this year she finally gets to go.

September 4, 2012
Hominy loses its football season opener to Cleveland 48-28

Ten Osages sit on the Hominy football roster this year

The Hominy Bucks lost their first football game of the season against the Cleveland Tigers on Aug. 30.

“We didn’t tackle very well in the open field and Cleveland did a good job of tackling our weaknesses,” said Hominy Coach Scott Harmon.

The Tigers did not waste any time during the first quarter as they took the lead, 21-0.

The Tigers continued to dominate and by halftime the score was 41-0.

January 12, 2012
Students open up about the effects of bullying

ON Counseling Center hosts Rachel’s Challenge at Hominy schools

One by one students of Hominy Middle School made their way to a microphone that stood midcourt in the old high school gymnasium.

The young students shared stories of having to deal with drugs, violence, alcoholism and death in their still evolving lives.

December 2, 2011
Rachel’s Challenge - Anti-bullying event

ON Counseling Center will host Rachel’s Challenge at Hominy Public Schools on Dec. 6-7. A community event on Dec. 6 will begin at 6 p.m. in the Hominy High School gym

PRESS RELEASE - Osage Nation Counseling Center will be hosting Rachel’s Challenge at Hominy Public Schools on December 6th and 7th. There will be a community event on December 6th beginning at 6PM in the Hominy High School gym.

Rachel’s Challenge is an anti-bullying foundation and program founded by Darrell Scott and his family. Rachel was Darrell’s 17 year old daughter that was murdered in 1999 by two classmates at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado.

November 7, 2011
Go, Fight, Win!

The Hominy cheerleaders are Class 2A State Champions

Great football players may be born in Oklahoma but talented cheerleaders occupy the small town of Hominy.

Cheerleaders like Macy McIntire, Dresdyn Hinman and Morgan Cobb, all Osage, and their seven teammates have taken over the spotlight at Hominy High School with their Class 2A Cheerleading State Championship trophy.

Cobb, sophomore, said at the beginning of the season a state championship title seemed far from possible, but that’s what made the win so much more thrilling.

September 27, 2011
A Hominy football coach’s memory lives on in Buck Pride

Coach Dobbins’ legacy lives on in grandson who is a junior for the Hominy Bucks

When the purple and white pride seeps into the fall Hominy air at Buck Memorial Field, a handful of football diehards can almost see Curtis Pratt Dobbins make his way out of the home locker room.

Some who know him as “Mr. Hominy Buck” noticed him by his robust football build, others by the stern sketch upon his face.

And some, like Scott Lohah, who played under Dobbins in the 1960s, know it’s him by the chills that pulse through this body.

September 19, 2011
Huskies punish the Bucks in Battle of the Osage

Pawhuska beats Hominy 39-6

* Editor's Note: This story has been revised for accuracy (July 24, 2012)

This year’s Battle of the Osage victory goes to the Pawhuska Huskies.

In a 39-6 win over the Hominy Bucks (1-2) last Friday, Pawhuska (2-1) earned its bragging rights for the next year.

Coming off a tough loss to Perry the week before, the Huskies were ready for the highly anticipated crusade.

Pawhuska head coach Eddy Scott said his team tied up some loose ends and felt prepared for the game.

March 15, 2011
Osage baseball preview

Pawhuska, Hominy and Woodland gear up for another season

There is nothing like a good surprise early in the season.

With a tough schedule and what looks like will be a tough season, Pawhuska baseball coach Brandon Poteet will take anything he can get from his team.

In an early season game against down-the-road rivals Hominy, the Huskies came out on top with a 12-2 win on March 11.

Poteet said he knew they’d be strong on pitching but that wasn’t quite how they got their win.

March 10, 2011
Towering duo finds their place in the paint

Talon and Cherylyn Satepauhoodle lend their talents to the Hominy Bucks

When Talon and Cherylyn Satepauhoodle were in the fourth grade they felt the need to play basketball.

They didn’t have to but they couldn’t help but scratch the itch.

“I just felt like I wanted to play basketball really bad,” said Talon.

Talon and Cherylyn, Osage and Kiowa, are juniors and starting centers for the Hominy Bucks basketball teams.

Talon, 17 and the older of the two, stands 6 feet 5 ½ inches tall and Cherylyn, 16, isn’t far behind with her 6-foot frame.

February 16, 2011
Lady Huskies out score Bucks to win by 26

Osage Pawhuska Huskies Katie Malone and Jayde Drummond score in double digits against Hominy Lady Bucks

Defense has been the Pawhuska Lady Huskies’ ammunition all season long.

So when they hosted arch rivals Hominy Lady Bucks last night their weapon didn’t disappoint, giving Pawhuska a 54-28 victory in their last regular-season.

Pawhuska Head Coach Mark Shuck said his team’s unmatchable defense hasn’t let them down so far this season.

February 16, 2011
Pawhuska Huskies edge out Hominy Bucks

Pawhuska will travel to Inola Saturday for district playoffs; Hominy will play at home

Just in time.

It’s a phrase Pawhuska boy’s basketball coach Monty Unruh has wanted to say since late November.

The team has dealt with some unpredictable ups and downs, with injuries and illnesses, but with the district part of the season vastly approaching, things have begun to look up, starting with the 52-43 victory over Hominy last night in the last regular-season game.

Unruh said it was a good way to start district play.

December 21, 2009
Osages on RSU cheerleading squad to compete at national level in 2010

‘Hunter the Hillcat’ also played by Osage student, competing with other university team mascots at national level

 

May 29, 2009
Osage studying for priesthood has internship in Osage Country

An Osage studying to be a priest looks forward to giving back

An Osage tribal member studying to be a Catholic priest is interning at the Immaculate Conception Church in Pawhuska this summer.

Todd Nance, who grew up in Hominy, graduated in mid-May from Conception Seminary College in Missouri with a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy. Now the 24-year-old is spending his pastoral internship in Osage Country where he is learning to be a priest in a rural setting.