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Lunch with Language is held every Tuesday from 12 p.m.-1 p.m. at the Osage Nation Language Department's main office in Pawhuska.

The class is held for Osage Nation employees but is also open to the public. Lunch with Language is geared toward those who don't have time outside of work or free time during regular night classes to learn the Osage Language.

The Osage Nation Language Department is recognizing participants who attend the weekly “Lunch with Language” course offered to the public this year.

The Lunch with Language course targets students, especially government employees, who may not be able to attend weeknight language courses when they are typically held during fall and spring sessions. This session’s courses were held Tuesdays during the noon lunch hour.

NVision workshop at the Osage Language Department. NVision volunteers will be helping Osage artist Ryan Red Corn paint a mural on the side of the Osage Language building in downtown Pawhuska. For more information contact the Language department at (918) 287-5505.

Osage News Students of the Osage language were honored Saturday with a dinner at Wakon Iron Hall. The dinner was hosted by the organization Friends of the Osage, which raises money throughout the year so that the Osage Language Department can have functions such as the dinner. About 50 students attended and those with the best attendance at each of the five language teaching sites were honored with a medal and a certificate. The students feasted on catered food from Burn Co., who cooks all of their food over an open flame.