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The grandmother wrapped a tiny shawl around her, and the three-year-old and the grandmother Eliza Tall Chief, danced tall and straight to the beat of the I lo’n shka drum, dancing onto the ground of the Grayhorse brush arbor. 

The men danced with women forming a circle around them, she remembers, shifting their weight from one foot to the other.  It was a beat and a rhythm that would remain with her, always.

FAIRFAX, Okla. – Paradox Consulting, which issued the health surveys to Osage citizens applying for the $500 health benefit card earlier this year, says changes in everyday behavior can help those in fair or poor health extend their life span by avoiding future medical complications.

The Wah-Zha-Zhi Cultural Center will be hosting the 2nd Annual Cultural Walk Oct. 23 on the Mullendore Cross Bell Ranch, northeast of Pawhuska. Registration for the walk, which is an overnight trip, will be open from Aug. 15 through Sept. 15.

FAIRFAX, Okla. – While technology buffs prefer the newest digital cameras to the old instamatics, Osage artist Alex Stock prefers to capture her images on canvas with oil paint.

Osage tribal member Debra Lookout took the top prize in this year’s National Indian Taco Championship for the second time in four years. It’s a moment that is literally a dream come true.