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Chief Batton explains what SSBCI benefits are

Chief Batton talks about funding help for Choctaw Small Businesses and the benefits of tribal loans.

Chief Batton talks about the Choctaw Language Apprenticeship Graduation

Chief Batton speaks about the importance of Choctaw language speakers and how proud he is of the fact that the Nation now has 48 graduates of the program.

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Assistant Chief Austin introduces new Community Grant Coordinator

Assistant Chief Austin introduces Maggie Gotcher, CNO's new Community Grant Coordinator.

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News Releases
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Awarded Nearly $2 Million USDOT SMART Grant
Federal funding will support advanced drones and intelligent logistics to enhance healthcare access, safety, and transportation innovation in rural communities.
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Chief's Blog
Choctaw Livestock Show is a Commitment to Chahta Youth
The Chief talks about the Choctaw Nation Livestock Show and the importance of having the responsibility of raising a project for show to tribal kids.
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News Releases
Choctaw Nation Public Health Advisory: Influenza Rates Increasing Across the Reservation
Influenza rates rise across the Choctaw Nation Reservation, with RSV and COVID-19 also increasing. Public Health urges vaccination and prevention.
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District Princess Pageant Applications Open Soon on Chahta Achvffa: New Process and Deadline
New changes are coming to the Choctaw Nation District Princess Pageant application process. Applications are available on tribal member portal.
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News Releases
Choctaw Nation Selected as New FAA Unmanned Aircraft Systems Test Site
The Choctaw Nation becomes an FAA-designated UAS test site, boosting drone research, BVLOS operations, workforce growth and innovation in Oklahoma.
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Chief's Blog
Chief Batton Looks Ahead to 2026
The Chief talks about the upcoming projects that should be completed in 2026 and what that means to the tribe.
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Iti Fabvssa
The Buffalo are coming to the Choctaw Cultural Center
A rare gem of Choctaw culture and land is located right next to the Choctaw Cultural Center in Calera, Oklahoma. It's 100 acres of native tallgrass prairie. In the near future, Cultural Services will be bringing a small herd of bison out to live on the Choctaw Cultural Center prairie to help us maintain it.
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