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Pawnee Business Council Special Meeting Agenda for December 16, 2025 @ 5:30 PM
Pawnee Business Council Special Meeting AGENDA for December 2, 2025
Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma Hosts “Chosen & Protected Family Safety Resource Fair”
On Friday, November 14, 2025, the “Chosen & Protected” Family Safety Resource Fair was hosted as a “sidebar event” to the “Skidi – Safety Ambassador” event. Skidi – Safety Ambassador” is a program and a new mascot for the Pawnee Nation Law Enforcement (PNLE) and the Pawnee Nation Police Department (PNPD) officers. The event, which was also associated…
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Pawnee Indian Veterans Organization Annual Dance
Pawnee Nation Indian Child Welfare – ANGEL TREE sign-ups, Click here for more information
Pawnee Nation Indian Child Welfare is making an effort to provide gifts for Pawnee families and children that are in foster care and/or families that just need extra help this holiday season. Every child deserves to experience the joy of Christmas morning. The Pawnee Nation Indian Child Welfare Angel Tree program helps provide Christmas gifts…
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Pawnee Indian Hospital Construction of the Pawnee-Ponca Hospital began in 1929 and was completed by 15 January 1931, the date it opened. The hospital had a fifty-five-bed capacity and included an attached ward for tubercular patients. The separate, matching building to the west of the main building for use as a nurses’ residence.
Read MorePawnee Agency and Boarding School
Pawnee Agency and Boarding School The Pawnee Indian Boarding School opened on November 11, 1878. The curriculum focused on “training in agriculture or the common trades for the boys and in the domestic tasks of white households for the girls…”
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