Edition Archives:February 2022

News

Tribes exercise their sovereignty rights

On Thursday, December 30, Choctaw Tribal Council passed new Tribal hunting and fishing codes, which allow tribal members to hunt and fish within the tribe's reservation without a state license.

Johnson-Jennings gives back to community

Dr. Michelle Johnson-Jennings has always dreamed of giving back to her community. She talked about that dream in her high school journal.

Ludlow shows the value of perseverance

Luke Ludlow has overcome some significant obstacles in life. His drive and determination have kept him moving forward and accomplishing his goals.

Famous Dave Hall of Fame inductee

Most probably do not know that Famous Dave's started as a small restaurant owned by a Choctaw tribal member, Dave Anderson.

MIT classical composer releases series of Choctaw-inspired piano pieces

Choctaw classical composer Dr. Charles Shadle is proud to announce the release of his original series of piano pieces entitled Choctaw Animals.

Anxiety

Anxiety is reaching a high level in our society today.

District 6, February 2022

I am excited and look forward to serving you as your District 6 Tribal Councilwoman another year.

American Heart Month

February is upon us, which means we'll be celebrating Valentine's Day. But while you're out purchasing items to express your love for your significant other, let's be mindful of other matters of the heart.