Tahlequah, United States (Local)
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Chuck Hoskin Jr's coverage focuses on local news, particularly pertaining to the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma. He places a significant emphasis on culture & society, health & wellbeing, and government & politics within his coverage. Chuck would likely be interested in pitches featuring local individuals or organizations making an impact in these areas within the Cherokee Nation or broader Oklahoma region.
Given his focus on announcements and expert commentary, he is likely open to receiving pitches that involve exclusive insights from local experts, community leaders, or officials with relevance to topics such as indigenous economic development, healthcare initiatives for indigenous populations, cultural preservation efforts, and political developments affecting tribal sovereignty.
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Guest Opinion The new W.W. Hastings Hospital did not rise from the ground overnight. It grew from decades of planning, staff dedication, and a belief from everyone involved that Cherokee families deserve state-of-the-art care in the heart of the Cherokee Nation Reservation. That belief is now standing six stories tall in Tahlequah. This $470 million […]
By: Chuck Hoskin
The new W.W. Hastings Hospital did not rise from the ground overnight. It grew from decades of planning, staff dedication, and a belief from everyone
By: Chuck Hoskin
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. highlights the success of the Mary L. (Holland) Carson Wellness Center and outlines a long-term vision to expand wellness centers and preventive health programs across the Cherokee Nation Reservation through strategic planning and sustained investment.
By: Chuck Hoskin
For generations, Cherokee people have understood that wellness is about far more than treating illness.
A new opinion piece argues that responsible fiscal stewardship requires governments to honor commitments made with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding rather than creating uncertainty by reversing course. The commentary contends that maintaining promised investments supports Tribal communities, protects critical services and infrastructure, and preserves trust between governments and the people they serve. It calls for accountability, stability, and long-term planning over abrupt policy changes that could disrupt projects already underway.
Overview: Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. outlines the Nation’s broad investment in education as an essential expression of Tribal sovereignty and a commitment to future generations. Guest Opinion Before children across northeast Oklahoma walk through the school doors on the first day of a new year, Cherokee Nation has already been at work […]
By: Chuck Hoskin
Before children across northeast Oklahoma walk through the school doors on the first day of a new year, Cherokee Nation has already been at work investing in their future — whether that child is Cherokee or not.
Standing inside the recently opened Cherokee Immersion Middle School in Tahlequah, I saw much more than a new building.
By: Chuck Hoskin
The best investments we make in rural Oklahoma are the ones that give our people the chance to learn, work and build up their home community. Seizing those opportunities is a priority for the Hoskin-Warner Administration and at the heart of how we govern the Cherokee Nation.
The Cherokee Nation has launched a redesigned Cherokee.gov, replacing Cherokee.org with a more accessible, citizen-focused website. The new platform organizes services around life events, improves search capabilities and offers a mobile-friendly design, making it easier for nearly half a million Cherokee citizens to access information on health care, housing, education, careers and other services.
