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βπ½ In Chief Batton's Blog this week, he shares how the School of Choctaw Language continues to expand opportunities for people of all ages and experience levels to begin or continue their language-learning journey. Read the full blog at chocta.ws/cb-learn-choctβ¦. https://t.co/KgtYBEAxtO
Today, we remember September 11, 2001, and the lives forever changed on that day. πΊπΈ We honor the victims, the families who continue to carry their memory, and the first responders and everyday heroes who showed extraordinary courage and compassion. #NeverForget https://t.co/w5Af8UgLau
RT Choctaw Cultural Center: Save the date! π
The Choctaw Heritage Festival returns to the Choctaw Cultural Center Nov. 6β8!
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Nov. 6β8, 2026
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RT Choctaw Cultural Center: Save the date! π
The Choctaw Heritage Festival returns to the Choctaw Cultural Center Nov. 6β8!
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Nov. 6β8, 2026
Learn mβ¦
One resource that many people may not know Native American peoples utilized before European contact was copper. Copper had a variety of uses by many tribes on the North American continent, and Choctaws were one of these tribes. Learn more about Choctaw copper work at bit.ly/4gZ0UJH.
Join Chief Gary Batton and Assistant Chief Jack Austin Jr. for a Community Cultural Meeting this month in Reno, NV, and Mesa, AZ. π§Ί
Enjoy a fun, educational, and cultural event that offers insight into various programs available to tribal members, an opportunity to update your tribal membership card, and share in the fellowship. For more information or to discover more meetings near you, visit chocta.ws/community-meetβ¦.
π₯ Chief Gary Batton shared live updates, highlights and a look toward the future during this yearβs State of the Nation.
Watch the full State of the Nation to hear the complete message. After watching the video, Choctaw tribal members can enter to win $2,500. Watch the full video and enter the giveaway at chocta.ws/sotn-x.
π Congratulations to our 2026-2027 Choctaw Nation Princess Pageant winners!
π Senior Miss: Mia Reich of District 7
π Junior Miss: Sophia McFarland of District 11
π Little Miss: Ace'lee Tom of District 7
What a beautiful celebration of culture, confidence and leadership! We are proud of every young woman who participated in this year's pageant and shared her talent, heart and connection to Chahta culture.
Growing up around Kiamichi Mountain Speedway, Stetson Bryant was surrounded by the sights, sounds, and culture of motorsports and Oklahoma karting from the start. That early exposure shaped his competitive spirit and gave him the confidence to challenge more experienced drivers, always pushing himself to improve. See and share his story at chocta.ws/bryant-bio-x. #TogetherWereMore #TWM
π£ Today is the day! Join us for the Live 2026 State of the Nation with Chief Gary Batton at 5 p.m. as he provides updates on the Choctaw Nation, celebrates our achievements, and shares his vision for the future.
Canβt be there in person? Tune in live at the following link:
m.youtube.com/watch?v=uEZr1Gβ¦
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