Owners Chad McReynolds and Tiffani Eaton took over ownership of J&D’s Steakhouse in January and have incorporated cuts of meat from their own meat processing plant. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Owners Chad McReynolds and Tiffani Eaton took over ownership of J&D’s Steakhouse in January and have incorporated cuts of meat from their own meat processing plant. | Cherokee Phoenix
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JAY – Even today, many Cherokees continue living off the land by gathering or hunting. Another way is by gigging or catching fish and cooking them in a fish fry. Cherokee Nation citizen Stephen Summerfield is a second-generation fisherman, learning to gig and fish from his father, Henry Summerfield, and his father-in-law, William Turtle. | Cherokee Phoenix
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JAY – Even today, many Cherokees continue living off the land by gathering or hunting. Another way is by gigging or catching fish and cooking them in a fish fry. Cherokee Nation citizen Stephen Summerfield is a second-generation fisherman, learning to gig and fish from his father, Henry Summerfield, and his father-in-law, William Turtle. | Cherokee Phoenix
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KENWOOD – A staple food that Cherokees look forward to in the fall is kanuchi, a hickory nut soup. Cherokee Nation citizen Roberta Sapp makes the well-known dish annually, having learned the tradition from her grandfather. “Kanuchi is like a dessert, a sweet drink that has rice in it or has hominy in it,” Sapp said. “You gather hickory nuts, then you clean them and crack them as small as you can.” Hickory nuts are usually gathered in the fall, cleaned of their husks and sometimes dried before be
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KENWOOD – A staple food that Cherokees look forward to in the fall is kanuchi, a hickory nut soup. Cherokee Nation citizen Roberta Sapp makes the well-known dish annually, having learned the tradition from her grandfather. “Kanuchi is like a dessert, a sweet drink that has rice in it or has hominy in it,” Sapp said. “You gather hickory nuts, then you clean them and crack them as small as you can.” Hickory nuts are usually gathered in the fall, cleaned of their husks and sometimes dried before be
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TRIB3 Steelworks is owned and operated by three Cherokee Citizens, specializing in knife making. | Cherokee Phoenix
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TRIB3 Steelworks is owned and operated by three Cherokee Citizens, specializing in knife making. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Reinforcing the tribe’s support for its citizens of Freedmen descent, Cherokee Nation leadership on Feb. 16 announced initiatives to seek equal rights under the federal Major Crimes Act, lease space for a community center and pinpoint how Freedmen citizens can be better served through tribal programs. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Reinforcing the tribe’s support for its citizens of Freedmen descent, Cherokee Nation leadership on Feb. 16 announced initiatives to seek equal rights under the federal Major Crimes Act, lease space for a community center and pinpoint how Freedmen citizens can be better served through tribal programs. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Those who attended learned about what CN officials hope to accomplish with the Cherokee language. There were discussions about plans being implemented and how the employees can help by providing information about their respective communities. | Cherokee Phoenix
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During the Cherokee National Holiday, many traditional games were played, including marbles. | Cherokee Phoenix
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In this episode of Cherokee Eats, we visit Above Par BBQ located between Tahlequah and Hulbert. The family-owned, golf-themed eatery is operated by Cherokee Nation citizens and dad and daughter duo, Ronnie Corn and Laura Kooy, as well as nephew and cousin Patrick Parker. Above Par opened in April and is making its mark on the area for locals and tourists alike as a destination for barbecue and homemade sides. Above Par BBQ is located at 12967 on Highway 51 just west of Tahlequah. They are open 1
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On Dec. 5, two Cherokee children graduated from the Little Cherokee Seeds program after being immersed in the language and culture for three years. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Cherokee Nation Principal Chief and first Cherokee Advocate editor, William Potter Ross, is buried in the cemetery. #cherokee #nativeamerican #nativeamericanhistory #nativeamericanculture | Cherokee Phoenix
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Cherokee National Treasure Anna Mitchell revived traditional Cherokee pottery artform. This clip is from a larger story we did in 2023 on Mitchell and the cultural and welcome center named in her honor in Vinita. #cherokee #nativeamerican #nativeamericanart #nativeamericanhistory #nativeamericanculture #potteryart | Cherokee Phoenix
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🍂🍁Fall has arrived! Get cozy with a copy of the Cherokee Phoenix today! | Cherokee Phoenix
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Connie Spencer has traced her family tree back 10 generations, but still yearns to know more about her Cherokee history. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Roselyn Tso, director of the Indian Health Service, tours Cherokee Nation Head Start, childhood center for “Care Week.” | Cherokee Phoenix
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Couldn’t be there? Or just want to see it again? Watch the best moments of the Cherokee National Holiday! #cherokee #nativeamerican #nativeamericanculture #CherokeeNationalHoliday | Cherokee Phoenix
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On Dec. 20 Cherokee Nation hosted it’s Veteran Christmas Drive-Thru Event where veterans were invited to receive presents and take a photo with Santa. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Tag along as Cherokees forage for food and see the ins and outs of local businesses. In this latest production of Cherokee Eats, we visit Chet’s Dairy Freeze in Tahlequah and talk to Cherokee Nation citizen Cole Teehee, the owner of the hot dog eatery that started in Muskogee over 75 years ago. Chet’s Dairy Freeze Tahlequah is at 403 N. Muskogee Ave. across from Norris Park in downtown Tahlequah. For current hours and specials, find Chet’s Dairy Freeze Tahlequah on Facebook. | Cherokee Phoenix
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David Crawler is this year’s recipient of the Cherokee Phoenix’s Seven Feathers award for language. He has worked for the Cherokee Nation since 2009 as a translator. “What I do there, I translate for the Cherokee Phoenix. I put the articles in the Cherokee language. I translate for the schools…the (Cherokee) Immersion (School). They need stuff all of the time, so we help translate materials for the school as well as the (Cherokee), North Carolina, immersion school. We work with them for whatever
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Speaking in Cherokee and in English, Cherokee speaker Jim Carey of the Lost City Community shared his thoughts in a video on the status of the Cherokee language during a Cherokee Speaker Roll gathering in the community on Aug. 6. Gatherings are being held in 13 area communities this summer to recognize first-language Cherokee speakers. The next speaker roll gathering begins at 4 p.m., Aug. 9 at the Fairgrounds Building across from the old Cherokee Casino in Tahlequah. Carey teaches the language
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The event welcomed first language speakers and second language learners to eat lunch as Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed directives and workforce policies to further language preservation. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Stilwell High School baseball coach Derek Kennedy wears his Cherokee heritage proudly, so proudly that he incorporated the Cherokee language on his team’s shirts and hats. | Cherokee Phoenix
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CN citizen Trenton Boston amplifies Cherokee sound. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Cherokee Nation citizen Seli Stewart is originally from Muskogee and currently lives in Sallisaw. She was inspired by her surroundings to learn more about Cherokee culture. Stewart was initially working in pediatric therapy but wanted to find other ways to contribute to the Cherokee community. | Cherokee Phoenix
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The Whitworth family own multiple businesses, from skull mounting and tree cutting, to running a U-pick farm. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Cherokee cemeteries are a part of the tribe’s history and culture. Full story and video here: http://bit.ly/4l99g1o.#cherokee #nativeamerican #nativeamericanhistory #nativeamericanculture #cemetery | Cherokee Phoenix
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Baker creates art in acrylic, gouache and watercolor. | Cherokee Phoenix
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On Nov. 6, the 16th annual AARP Oklahoma Native American Elder Honors celebrated 48 Native American elders, including 10 Cherokee Nation citizens. | Cherokee Phoenix
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Construction of a sprawling, $10 million park near the Cherokee Nation’s tribal headquarters in Tahlequah kicked off June 21. | Cherokee Phoenix
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