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We wish you and your loved ones a happy and safe Fourth of July!

We wish you and your loved ones a happy Independence Day and a safe Fourth of July weekend.

#ICYMI: The Chickasaw Nation Youth Clothing Grant is now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 school year! To learn more about the program or apply, visit Chickasaw.net/YouthClothingG….

This year marks the 16th anniversary of two important events in the growth of the Chickasaw Nation. In 2009, we were pleased to reopen Ada’s historic McSwain Theatre and launch KCNP Chickasaw Community Radio.

Today, the Chickasaw Cultural Center celebrates 15 years of sharing the rich history, dynamic culture and ongoing story of the Chickasaw people with visitors from around the globe.

Congratulations to Chickasaw citizen and Edmond Santa Fe High School Principal Jason Hayes on being honored as Oklahoma’s High School Principal of the Year at the recent National Association of High School Secondary Principals Conference in Seattle, Washington.

Follow the Chickasaw Nation on Pinterest and explore language, recipes, crafts and more! Visit Pinterest.com or use the mobile app and search for the Chickasaw Nation.

Each summer, it is a pleasure to witness the talent and creativity of aspiring, young artists who complete the Chickasaw Arts Academy.

This World Ranger Day, we recognize and honor the Chickasaw Rangers for their dedicated efforts and unwavering commitment to protecting our tribal lands, the wildlife that inhabit them and the safety of visitors.

Grab your discs this #NationalDiscGolfDay and pay a visit to Boggy Depot’s beautiful 18-hole disc golf course! Whether it’s for tournament play or summer fun, the course features challenging holes through the scenic park landscape. We hope to see you soon!

Boggy Depot Park remains an important part of Chickasaw history. Long before becoming a state park, it was one of the first locations Chickasaws settled upon after Removal to Indian Territory in the 1830s.

The Chickasaw Nation is excited to once again partner with the Choctaw, Muscogee and Cherokee Nations for the Tribal Blood Drive Challenge to address Oklahoma’s blood shortage and assist hospitals and health clinics in our communities.