A young Tribal member from Glenpool, Oklahoma, has helped her academic Challenge Bowl team receive first place in a state event.
Members of the Bourassa family, from early roots among French fur traders to current service to their Nation, have distinguished themselves with their work ethic and leadership qualities.
Here’s a look at some of the measures approved by the CPN Legislature at the Dec. 5, 2024, quarterly meeting.
Bourassa family descendant Braden D. Parmer, M.D., serves as medical director for CPNHS and as a staff family physician at the West Clinic, fulfilling a longtime dream of returning to work for his Tribe.
The January 2025 Language Update celebrates efforts by department staff teaching kids’ and elders’ classes, and looks ahead to the 2025 Winter Story Telling event on February 5.
Tribal member Audrey Kiefer presented the CPN Eagle Aviary with an eagle feather that traveled to space on an Axiom Space AX-3 mission.
This year, donations from various CPN events led to gifts for more than 80 children in foster care, door prizes for a party for Tribal elders, 350 families receiving food for holiday meals, and thousands of dollars in donations to different charities.
Citizen Potawatomi Nation received a GFOA (Government Finance Officers Association) Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 36th consecutive year.
Updates from Tribal executives and legislators.
In addition to services such as checking and savings accounts, Sovereign Bank also offers a variety of services that can assist Tribal members in their efforts to buy a home.