AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTribal Health: Cherokee Nation approved $10 million for an outpatient substance-use treatment center in Stilwell, part of a broader plan that includes culturally grounded recovery services. Native Leadership: Indigenous women made history in recent elections, including Crystalyne Curley, the first woman elected president of the Navajo Nation. Route 66 at 100: Tulsa Community College students have turned two years of research into more than 66 stories and videos about the Mother Road, as the highway’s centennial draws attention to its place in Oklahoma history. Arts and Community: Sulphur opened a $36.35 million complex with a 750-seat performing arts center, a 1,400-seat arena and a career center. Oklahoma Music: Pawhuska’s Western Swing Festival celebrates the state’s musical roots.
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