Consul General of Switzerland in Atlanta Rolf Ott, along with Honorary Consul of Switzerland in Oklahoma Rico Buchli, visited Iron Horse Industrial Park on May 1, 2026, to learn more about Citizen Potawatomi Nation economic development initiatives.
Johnson family member Baylee King had the chance to represent her Tribe at a softball game this spring.
This year CPN’s Pre-K students took first place at the Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair for the third year in a row.
Five tribal entities were recently awarded $1.6 million through the Native American Housing Initiatives (NAHI) Grants Program offered by the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLBank) of Topeka. The projects will be executed in partnership with Sovereign Bank, a community bank wholly owned by the Citizen Potawatomi Nation.
There are the upcoming run-off elections for Vice-Chairman and Legislative District 5 on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. For voters in District 5 only, there will be two different options on their ballots – for the legislative district seat and the Vice-Chairman position.
The 2026 Family Reunion Festival at the Citizen Potawatomi headquarters is quickly approaching, offering a variety of games and competitions for all, including art contests, sports, hand games, and competitive dances during the powwow.
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.