The June 2026 language update recaps summer classes and highlights events hosted by the language department during Family Reunion Festival this month.
Heritage interviews are video interviews meant to capture the experiences of Tribal veterans and CPN family members of all ages.
Each year at Family Reunion Festival, several of CPN’s founding families are honored. For 2026, honored families are the Acton, Bergeron, Bruno, Curley, DeLonais, Greemore and Slavin families. The Hownikan Read More »
From tours of the CPN Eagle Aviary to workshops to learn techniques for making regalia, there are many ways to explore Potawatomi culture during Family Reunion Festival.
The CPN Eagle Aviary celebrated the golden eagle, Kishko, for his second birthday in May. Kishko can be found perched on a glove or tethered during visits to the Aviary. Read More »
Family Reunion Festival offers a variety of youth activities to keep them busy throughout the weekend. Activities like sports, crafts and competitions are included.
Notice of decision regarding trust acquisition of fee lands.
Sealed bids will be received, publicly opened & read aloud by the Director of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation Housing Department, at 44007 Hardesty Road, Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801, at 10:00 A.M., Central Time on the 22nd day of July 2026. The Project Consists of Roof Replacement with Solar Panel Detach & Reinstallation on (18) DUPLEXES For Citizen Potawatomi Nation.
Final statements from candidates for the 2026 CPN elections for the offices of Vice-Chairman, District 5 Legislator and District 7 Legislator. Incumbents in Districts 6 and 8 run unopposed.
After 36 years of service to the Tribe and a lifetime of service to the community, Capps is retiring, leaving behind a legacy that will be remembered by many whose lives she has impacted.