Human remains identified as missing Cherokee Nation member
OTTAWA COUNTY, Okla. (KOAM) - Officials identify human remains found in northeast Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Medical Examiners Office confirmed the identity of the human remains to be that of Aubrey/Austin Dameron, an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation.
Remains found in rural Ottawa County, Oklahoma, identified as Aubrey Dameron, who vanished nearly 6 years ago
Where is she?” It’s a question Christian Fencer has asked many times over the past six years since his niece, Aubrey Dameron, vanished. The 25-year-old was last seen on March 9, 2019, near Grove, part of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.
The Cherokee Nation is offering subsidized gym memberships to promote health among its citizens, investing $750,000 for access to fitness facilities.
Cherokee Nation has signed MOUs with various Community and Cultural Outreach organizations to enter into the newly announced ...
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The Cherokee Nation said Governor Kevin Stitt dropped the ball when it comes to improving relationships between the state and ...
Native American journalism began 197 years ago when the Cherokee Phoenix newspaper was first printed on Feb. 21, 1828, in the ...
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Bill to return land in Monroe County to Cherokee tribe passes U.S. House for fifth timeA bill returning historical sites in Monroe County to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians passed the U.S. House of ...
Guest Opinion. During most of the past two centuries, the country’s failed federal Indian policy inflicted a great injustice ...
The Cherokee Nation's highly anticipated Heirloom Seed Bank program is set to open on February 18 at 10 a.m., offering a ...
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Cherokee Nation accepting Trail of Tears Art Show submissionsThe longest-running Native American art show and competition in Oklahoma is seeking artwork for its upcoming spring event.
Guest Opinion. We all know that when disaster strikes, lives are upended. It is a basic duty of government to respond quickly ...
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