To our Tribal Citizens
As you may know by now that situation with our tribal tags has many of you concerned what will happen if you should get pulled over by OHP. Please get all information from the Highway Patril officer whether it is a citation or a ticket. You can either email them to our Tax Commission department or bring them into our office. In the meantime, we ask that you be a safe drive. Have your car tag up to date, driver's license and insurance. Our Chairman and Vice Chairman are diligently working with other tribes to try and solve this situation with the State ASAP.
City of Lawton Recognizes Indigenous Peoples Day!
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Kiowa Chairman SpottedBird and Vice Chairman Tsotigh were recognized yesterday at Cameron University. They were awarded Indigenous Leaders of the Year.
Kiowa Black Leggings Press Release
KIOWA BLACK LEGGINGS WARRIOR SOCIETY CEREMONIAL WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS: October 7 & 8
Catholic dioceses launch Oklahoma Catholic Native Schools Project
Catholic dioceses launch Oklahoma Catholic Native Schools Project
Project will study the history, experiences of Catholic Indian boarding schools in Oklahoma
The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, the Diocese of Tulsa and St. Gregory’s Abbey launched a new project to better understand the history and experiences of Native students in Oklahoma Catholic boarding schools from 1880 to 1965.