Former State University President Dr. Kayse Shrum has joined the Chickasaw Nation as chief health strategy officer.

Former Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum joins the Chickasaw Nation as the next chief health strategy officer.

With the school year winding down for districts and charter schools across the Tulsa metro area ... and Chickasaw nations,” Bunner said. Headquartered in Ada, the Chickasaw Nation’s Summer ...

The FRA report removes a potential obstacle to the port’s Chickasaw Lead ... the new project’s Area of Probable Effect would disturb any historic sites. Maps in the report show that while ...

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While Oklahoma has no bonafide national parks, it has several sites managed by the National Park Service. Chickasaw National Recreation Area is arguably the most famous of them all, nestled in the ...

The town’s relationship with these springs is so fundamental that Sulphur actually relocated – not once, but twice – to accommodate the creation of what was originally called Platt National Park, now ...

On December 30, Indian Health Service (IHS) Director Roselyn Tso and Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby ... of the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area, the Newcastle Medical Center will serve ...

On December 30, Indian Health Service (IHS) Director Roselyn Tso and Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby will sign ... Situated in the outer suburbs of the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area, the ...

The Chickasaw National Recreation Area, within sight of Sulphur's hard-hit downtown, is still left with debris from April. As part of National Public Lands Day, the National Park Service organized ...

SULPHUR, Okla. – The National Park Service (NPS) has selected Devon Bradley as superintendent of Chickasaw National Recreation Area. In this role, Bradley will also supervise the Washita ...

But not at Pushpum; it’s sacred to the Kah-milt-pah people, one of the bands within the Yakama Nation, who still regularly use the site. The proposal would transform this area into a facility ...