Edition Archives:May 2025

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Man hold murky glass of water next to a crystal clear glass of water.

CNO provides clean drinking water units to U.S. Military

The Choctaw Nation is helping the U.S. Military by providing them with ability to create clean drinking water from contaminated sources.

Choctaw Nation Easter Celebrations

Choctaw Nation Easter celebrations happened across the reservation.

CNO’s Affordable Housing Program helps families find homes

The Choctaw Nation Affordable Rental Housing program is there for tribal households earning no more than 80% national median income.

Dark storm clouds form over a field of yellow flowers

Stay alert, stay safe during the spring storm season

Stay safe during dangerous spring weather by being prepared and weather aware.

Three people pose for a photo with a display about the Choctaw code talkers.

Choctaw Code talkers honored at Hooker’s Grill in Fort Worth

The Fort Worth Military Museum spreads knowledge of Choctaw code talkers with display at Hooker's Grill in Fort Worth.

A map showing parts of the country that are predicted to have higher than normal temperatures.

Don’t let your fun in the sun cloud your summer safety plan

The long-range forecast from the National Weather Service shows temps in parts of the country may be in the above-normal range.

Hamburgers being cooked on an open grill.

Keep safety a priority during warmer months

Take steps to protect yourself from injury while working or enjoying time outside this summer.

District 6, May 2025

Jennifer Woods gives an update on everything happening in District 6.

CNO Honors and Advocates for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People

Help raise awareness for missing and murdered indigenous people.

Filthy Rags

In Isaiah 64:6, the prophet pleads, “But we are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags; and we all do fade as a leaf; and our iniquities, like the wind, have taken us away.”

Choctaw Nation Honors Military, Elects Princesses in May

It's the time of year to honor veterans and begin the selection process for Choctaw royalty.