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“Pawnee Nation is a valued partner and important stakeholder for Oklahoma Rural Development,” Corn said. “I am thankful for Under Secretary Torres Small to highlight to our country the important contributions Pawnee Nation makes to help uplift our fellow Oklahomans and be a force for economic growth and positivity in our State.” READ MORE
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Evelyn Edgarita Long was born on May 4, 1938, at the Pawnee Indian Hospital in Pawnee , Oklahoma, to Edgar a. Long, Sr ., and Lucille Davis Long. She was an enrolled member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma, Skiri Band; and Wyandot. Her Pawnee name was Cha-cu-se-wah, which means “sitting pretty”. She went home to…
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Start & End, time & dates: Start Monday 3-13-2023 @ 9 am. End Friday 3-17-2023 @ 4pm. Scavenger hunt task sheet must be completed and turned in by 4 pm on 3-17-2023. Students can take a picture of their completed task sheet and email it to psmith@pawnee nation.org. Scavenger Hunt Rules! 3 2023
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From the Pawnee Nation Planning Office Pawnee, Okla., March 6, 2023—This Spring the Pawnee Nation Pirau Park, located on the Pawnee Nation Campus, will receive a major safety upgrade, solar lighting around the perimeter of the beautifully planned and continually improving community recreation area. The lighting project is funded by grants from the Siletz Tribal…
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The Native American students who attended the Genoa U.S. Indian School from 1884 to 1934 contributed to the history of Genoa, the state of Nebraska, and the United States through their presence, language, and culture. In recognition of the contributions of these students, the Genoa U.S. Indian School Foundation and the children of Dale and…
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