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Upcoming Community Events

Tax Commission office moving on January 27, 2012

Legislative Proclamation calls for 15th Special Session on February 6, 2012

Welcome to the Osage Nation Website. This site is a way for the Nation to communicate to tribal members and the world about what is happening at the Osage Nation Reservation.

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Legislative Proclamation for 15th Special Session

Osage Nation Tax Commission will close this Friday, the 27^th of January at 1:00 pm to move to 220 W. Main, Pawhuska, OK.

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Native American Congressional Internship Information
January 31, 2012
EDUCATION

Full information for Native American Congressional Internship Application Deadline: January 31st This ten-week summer internship in Washington, DC is for Native American and Alaska Native students who Read More >>

ON Counseling moving to new offices
January 30, 2012
COUNSELING

The Osage Nation Counseling is moving Monday January 30 and Tuesday 31 from 518 Leahy to 126 E. 6th Street, Pawhuska, OK. There will no break in services for anyone needing help with Protective orders, domestic violence Read More >>

Native American Scholarship Guide: Paying for College
January 26, 2012
EDUCATION

Native American Scholarship Guide: Paying for College Native American Scholarship Guide This is a contribution, to provide scholarship information for Native students, to Read More >>

Small Business Administration offering E200 Class
January 25, 2012
ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT

The Small Business Administration (SBA) is again offering the E200 class in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, for businesses at least 51% owned by Native Americans that h Read More >>

Legislative Branch calls 14th Special Session
January 20, 2012
OSAGE CONGRESS

Legislative Branch calls 14th Special Session. Pursuant to the Osage Nation Constitution, Article VI, Section 10, at the written request of two- Read More >>

Osage Nation Child Care Program Upcoming Mandatory Provider Training
January 28, 2012
CHILDCARE

The ONCCP is hosting the bi-annual mandatory trainings for providers to be trained in: How to Use a Fire Extinguisher, Blood Borne Pathogens, MERSA and Child Abuse, all in one morning! The trainings will be held Read More >>

Cara Cowan Watts - Scholarship Presentation
January 31, 2012
EDUCATION

Cara Cowan Watts Scholarship Presentation Also featuring: Ryan Malone - Osage Financial Resources, Inc. IDA Match Savings Program Tuesday, January 31, 2012 5:30pm-7:30pm Osage County Inter Read More >>

Moccasins Class
February 09, 2012
CULTURAL

The WCC is offering a class on how to make moccasins. The class will be held at the Cultural Center, in Pawhuska, on Thursday nights from 6-8 pm. If you or anyone you know are interested in the clas Read More >>

Next Lecture in Osage Lecture Series
February 13, 2012
CULTURAL

The WCC will be host its next lecture in its lecture series. The speaker will be Dr. Steve Pratt. Dr. Pratt will be speaking about traditional Osage men's regalia. The lecture will be at the Cultural Ce Read More >>

Osage Nation WIC closed Feb. 20
February 20, 2012
WIC

All Osage Nation WIC offices will be closed Monday, February 20 in observation of President's Day. Normal office hours will resume Tuesday, February 21. Read More >>

Skiatook Cuts Ribbon on $2 Million Dollar Road Project
January 05, 2012
NEWSON6.COM

SKIATOOK, Oklahoma - The Osage Nation and the town of Skiatook cut the ribbon Thursday on a $2 million road project. The project widens a stretch of Oak Street to three lanes. It also adds more than 3,000 feet of sid Read More >>

Food Network to Feature Native Eatery Tocabe
September 09, 2011

By Carol Berry September 8, 2011 An American Indian fast-casual restaurant in Denver has found its time in the limelight after a two-year trajectory toward recognition. Tocabe, a name derived from the Osage word fo Read More >>