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  • Kids playing at the Drone in the Valley event in Tvshka Homma
    News Releases

    Drones Highlight Boom in the Valley

    America’s 250th anniversary was celebrated at Tvshka Homma with a spectacular 400-drone light show and other cultural activities.

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  • The Close
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    Choctaw Entertainers and More Join Headliners for Labor Day Festival

    Two Choctaw entertainment acts and another Christian music group have been added to the 2026 concert lineup at the Choctaw Labor Day Festival, on the capitol grounds at Tvshka Homma.

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  • The Great Seal of the Choctaw Nation located on the ceiling of the Headquarters building located in Durant, OK.
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    Choctaw Nation Earns Mental Health America Gold Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health

    Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma receives national recognition for its commitment to employee well-being, workplace culture and comprehensive mental health initiatives.

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  • Chief's Blog

    Choctaw Summer Fun Should Not Include Hunger

    Chief Batton discusses how summer nutrition initiatives are helping children and families across southeastern Oklahoma stay healthy, nourished, and ready to thrive.

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  • 2026 Choctaw Residency Graduates
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    Choctaw Nation Recognizes Four Graduates from Residency Program

    Four doctors finish Choctaw Nation Family Medicine Residency Program, marking completion of three-year training and transition into practice nationwide.

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  • Little girl fanning money
    Posts

    Custodial Investment Accounts for Children

    Trump Accounts are new tax-advantaged investment accounts for children. Learn about eligibility, government contributions, tax rules, and the 2026 launch.

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  • Choctaw Cultural Center
    Iti Fabvssa

    Five Years of Storytelling: The Choctaw Cultural Center’s Living Legacy

    When opened in Durant in 2021, it fulfilled a dream carried quietly but powerfully through generations of a place where Choctaw history, language and culture could be practiced and protected.

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