After two intense days of storms rocked central Oklahoma in late May and early June, media coverage drew the attention of people around the world to the plight of the Read More »

In its mission to seek out funding for tribal services, the Office of Self Governance plays an important role in the financial stability needed to keep many of the tribe’s Read More »

  CPN’s overall economic growth during the past decade has been a catalyst in developing the tribe’s physical infrastructure. Before a single foundation is laid or rivet is driven, planners Read More »

Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal member Kody Silas starts his day early. Every morning at 6:30 a.m. Kody wakes up and goes to the barn to feed his cows. After that, Read More »

Citizen Potawatomi Nation is conducting a census of tribal members in order to obtain contact information and demographic details. The census data will be used for future emergency response efforts Read More »

Housing Director Bob Carlile retired in July after more than 15 years of service with Citizen Potawatomi Nation. Carlile joined CPN after working with the Sac and Fox Nation and Read More »

The storied baseball program at Asher High School is known throughout the state by many coaches, regardless of the size of their school. Its 46 state championships in fall and Read More »

Following the conclusion of the 2013 Family Festival, the Legislature of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation met with a watching audience of Potawatomi Leadership Program and other tribal members at the Read More »

Welcome to this month’s edition of the Potawatomi Cornerstone.  In this issue I would like to introduce Carter Sampson, whose ancestral family is the Greemores. If you read the last Read More »

From the July 15-19, CPN’s Language Department’s Justin Neely and Randy Schlachtun traveled to the Forest County Potawatomi reservation to take part in a series of language immersion classes. “We Read More »