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Northeastern State University Indigenous Scholar Development Center students employees Elizabeth Lee, left, and Tennessee Loy, compile data about native programs. Lee, Cherokee, is NSU’s Miss Native American Student Association and is a sophomore earning her degree in Native American studies under the Cherokee Promise Scholars program. Loy, Cherokee, is a freshman studying biology and is NASA president this year.
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Thriving on culture
Northeastern State University began as the Cherokee Female Seminary and was established prior to statehood. It has a long and storied history ntertwined with the Cherokee Nation, and to this day, it offers degree programs and outreach opportunities for American Indians.
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CN Tribal Council election this Saturday
Cherokee citizens will take to the voting booths Saturday, June 22, as eight tribal council seats are up for grabs. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in all seven districts.
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Teens killed in area crash were TPS students
Two Tahlequah teenagers are dead after a pickup carrying several young people crashed early Saturday morning at the intersection of Indian Road and Pettit Bay Road.
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Diamondhead to host Red Dirt music festival
Barbara and Kevin Kelly, owners of Diamondhead Resort on State Highway 10 on the Illinois River, have worked for years to create a fun, festival atmosphere. That includes floating, camping, swimming, as well as hosting a variety of musical guests.
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Market offers homemade goods
The Cookson Hills Center United Methodist Mission Farmers’ Market was born on a whim.
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Greenwood’s Freymuth inspired early to teach
Sometimes, people become inspired for a career choice by situations or people they meet in childhood.
- Migraine sufferers get tips for relief
- Summertime skin requires special care
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Greenwood’s Freymuth inspired early to teach
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Women arrested on for drug possession, outstanding warrants
Two local women were taken into police custody June 13 on drug-related complaints following a traffic stop near South Muskogee Avenue and Ballentine.
- Two women jailed after traffic stop
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Women arrested on for drug possession, outstanding warrants
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Facebook's organ donor status sends registrations soaring
Facebook's addition of a way for its users to tell people their organ-donor status helped boost the number of people who registered as donors 21-fold in one day.
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State photo-ID databases become troves for police
The faces of more than 120 million people are in searchable photo databases that state officials assembled to prevent driver's-license fraud but that increasingly are used by police to identify suspects, accomplices and even innocent bystanders in a wide range of criminal investigations.
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VIDEO: Amphibious bus filled with tourists sinks
In Liverpool, England, a "duck bus" -- which is supposed to be amphibious -- sank while full of tourists.
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Is it really possible to not know you're pregnant until the birth?
Trish Staine had just finished running 10 miles while training for a half-marathon when she started going into labor. The mother of three said she hadn't gained any weight or felt any fetal movement in the months before and had no idea she was pregnant. Is it possible for a woman not to know she's pregnant before she starts giving birth?
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VIDEO: Miss Utah flubs answer on income inequality
Responding to an interview question in Sunday's Miss USA Pageant, Miss Utah Marissa Powell says the country needs to "create education better."
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