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Starting this fall, the Oklahoma state flag will no longer be flown on Cherokee Nation property except under special circumstances. A signed executive order calls for establishing appropriate ...
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. reversed an executive order that banned the Oklahoma flag from tribal properties after he faced backlash. Hoskin is a Democrat who was elected to ...
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. has reversed his decision on flying the Oklahoma flag on tribal property. Chief Hoskin issued an executive order last week to stop flying the state ...
On June 3, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. signed an executive order formalizing where they purchase flags and what flags they will fly. The order set a policy limiting the flags ...
TULSA, Okla. — After signing an executive order stating Cherokee Nation would limit displaying the state flag, Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. said he will reverse it. On June 3, an executive ...
Citing feedback from tribal citizens, the Cherokee Nation announced on Flag Day that it is reversing course on a recent executive order regarding the use of the Oklahoma flag on tribal property.
Flag salute: On Monday afternoon, officials with Catoosa Public Schools and the Cherokee Nation officially raised the tribe’s flag at Catoosa High School. Most of Catoosa Public Schools ...
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