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• Category: Culture
  • 2016 Gathering Schedule
  • The Gathering of Little Turtles: Lacrosse and Language
  • A Time for Wyandottes to ‘Gather’
  • 24th Annual Wyandotte Nation Pow-Wow flyer
  • The Gathering of Traditions
  • Online Language Lessons
  • Uskwe’ etra
  • Wright Family Allotment Cemetery
  • The Wyandot Mission Church
  • 2010 Culture Days Summary
  • Greenville Treaty
• Category: Employment
  • Vacancy Announcement – Police Officer – Law Enforcement
  • Contract open positions. Contact = hr@wtok.org or 918-678-4212
  • Vacancy Announcement – Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Advocate/Educator
  • NICOA Training opportunities for elders
  • Wyandotte Nation Application
  • Casino Websites
• Category: From Our Chief
  • Meeting with Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin
  • School Presentations
  • Old Mission Church in Upper Sanduksy, OH
  • Tizameh
  • Letter from the Chief
  • LET’S RESPOND WITH COMPASSION
• Category: From Our Second Chief
  • Honor Guard DC Trip
  • Wyandotte Nation Honor Guard
  • Tribal Member Wedding
  • Blogging
• Category: Language
  • Having a Ceremony
  • The Sun and Moon in Wyandot
  • At, On and In
  • Country and Land
  • Smiling and Laughing in Wyandot
  • Smelling in Wyandot
  • The Factual in Wyandot
  • Words of Life in Wyandot
  • The Future in Wyandot
  • The Optative
  • Listening and Hearing in Wyandot
  • Seeing in Wyandot
  • Negatives in Wyandot
  • Fish Names in Wyandot
  • Bear Terms in Wyandot
  • Words for Fruit in Wyandot
  • Trading, Buying and Selling
  • Verbs for to give
  • To be Night in Wyandot
  • Terms Related to Fire
  • Bows and Arrows in Wyandot
  • Past Aspect Suffix
  • Diminutive Aspect Suffix
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  • To be Large in Wyandot
  • Day in Wyandot
  • The Indefinite Agent
  • Masculine Dual and Plural Agents
  • Masculine Singular Agent
  • Body – the noun root
  • The Directions in Wyandot
  • feminine-zoic singular agent in Wyandot
  • Days of the Week
  • How Old are You?
  • In Here, This Way in Wyandot
  • Subjects and ‘to say’ in Wyandot
  • Fish and Fishing in Wyandot
  • Second Person Singular Agent
  • Flowers in Wyandot
  • First Person Singular Agent in Wyandot
  • On the Road in Wyandot
  • The Distributive Root Suffix in Wyandot
  • The Happy Birthday Song in Wyandot
  • The Partitive in Wyandot: such
  • The Cislocative in Wyandot
  • Names that Touch the Sky
  • Colors in Wyandot (with recordings)
  • the house in Wyandot
  • Dislocative in Wyandot
  • The progressive in Wyandot
  • Dancing in Wyandot
  • The Inchoative in Wyandot
  • The Frequentative in Wyandot
  • Singing in Wyandot
  • Sleeping in Wyandot
  • The Dative in Wyandot
  • The causative root suffix in Wyandot
  • Three Verbs ‘to say’ in Wyandot
  • The coincident in Wyandot
  • nominalizers in Wyandot
  • Seeing and Looking in Wyandot
  • Rings in Wyandot
  • The Three Sisters in Wyandot
  • The Undoer in Wyandot
  • The Semi-Reflexive in Wyandot
  • The Reflexive in Wyandot
  • Sky Words in Wyandot
  • “This” in Wyandot
  • The Translocative in Wyandot
  • The stative aspect in Wyandot
  • The diminutive in Wyandot
  • Sweet Words in Wyandot
  • The Wyandot word for ‘voice, word’
  • The Wyandot word for ‘mind, thoughts’
  • A Meaningful Noun Root in Wyandot
  • Yes-No Questions in Wyandot
  • Tuh as a question word in Wyandot
  • Who – Which One in Wyandot
  • Where? in Wyandot
  • Why and How in Wyandot
  • Mealtime in Wyandot
  • Wyandot Use of the Repetitive Prefix
  • Wyandot Use of the Dualic Prefix
  • Wyandot words relating to trees
  • The Habitual Aspect in Wyandot
  • Wyandot Words Related to Coffee and Tea
  • Wyandot terms for love and marriage
  • Wyandot Terms Related to the Head
  • Wyandot Noun Roots Related to Legs
  • Wyandot Noun Roots for the Upper Body
  • The Punctual Aspect and the Modals in Wyandot
  • ‘To Be’ in Wyandot
  • Kinship Terms in Wyandot
  • The purposive in Wyandot
  • coffee and tea in Wyandot
  • Furniture in Wyandot
  • Age and Gender in Wyandot
  • Wyandot Terms for Cutlery, Dishes, Glasses and Pots
  • Money Matters in Wyandot
  • Giving Thanks in Wyandot
  • Imperatives in Wyandot
  • Animal Terms in Wyandot
  • Time Terms in Wyandot
  • Beading Terms in Wyandot
  • Color Terms in Wyandot
  • Clothing Terms in Wyandot
  • Wyandot Words for Natural Features
  • Talking About the Weather in Wyandot
  • Health Matters in the Wyandot Language
  • Expressing Feelings in Wyandot
  • Kinship Terms in Wyandot
  • Salutations in Wyandot
  • Pronunciation Guide in Wyandot
  • Lord’s Prayer in Wyandotte
  • Bearing with the Wyandotte Language
  • Pronouncing Waⁿdat Words 4
  • Pronouncing Waⁿdat Words 3
  • Pronouncing Waⁿdat Words 2
  • Pronouncing Waⁿdat Words 1
  • The Language Blog Begins
• Category: Library
  • Wyandotte Nation Historical Library
• Category: Narratives
  • How The Whites Fought The Wyandots
  • War Between The Wyandots and the Cherokees
  • A Wyandot Expedition Against The Cherokees
  • The Wyandots At War With The Senecas
  • An Old Hunters Reminiscences
  • The Deer Charm
  • The Medicine Men
  • How A Famine Was Ended
  • The Pumpkin and the Rabbit
  • The Dogs and the Wild Cotton
  • The Wildcat And Its Scalp
  • The Land of Bliss
  • Tawidi’a and His Uncle
  • The Steer and the Ill-Treated Stepson
  • The Old Bear and His Nephew
  • The Rabbit and the Wolf
  • The Deer and the Owl
  • Tatenri’a
  • The Trickster and the Old Witch
  • The Boy and His Pet Snake
  • The Ground Squirrel and the Lion
  • The Bear and the Hunters Son
  • The Porcupine The Bear and the Stepson
  • The Rabbit Giving The Power To Cure
  • The Beaver Teeth As A Charm
  • The Hunter and the Dwarf Woman
  • The Sugar Tree
  • The Hugnont Charm
  • The Wolf and the Young Hunter
  • The Eagle and the Hunter
  • The White Otter
  • The Lion Fraternity
  • The Snake Clan
  • Phratries Established
  • The Skunks and the Small Pox
  • The Big Turtle
  • The Two Giants and the Old Witch
  • The Seven Stars
  • Origin of the Sun Shower
  • The Young Woman Fallen From Above
• Category: Services
  • Education Department
  • Family Services
• Category: Tribal News
  • Gathering of Little Turtles Schedule released
  • 30th Annual Wyandotte Nation Pow-Wow Sept 13-15
  • 2019 Lacrosse Camp registration now open!
  • Villages and Camps
  • Instrumental in Wyandot
  • FABICash donates $20,000 to Wyandotte Nation
  • Native student travel scholarships available (Application deadline May 17)
  • Supplemental Health Program (Benny Card) information for tribal citizens
  • Children’s Christmas Party Dec. 8
  • Wyandotte Nation conducting search for next Chief of Police
  • Wyandotte Nation 29th Annual Pow-Wow
  • 2018 Election Results
  • Tribal Artisan Showcase 2018
  • The Gathering — Registration open until Aug. 24
  • Wyandotte Nation starts Warrior Society
  • Turtles Lacrosse Camp June 12-14
  • Registration now open for Gathering of Little Turtles June 22-24
  • Wyandotte Nation stoles now available for graduates
  • StrongHearts Native Helpline dedicates one-year anniversary to American Indian and Alaska Native survivors of domestic violence
  • Warriors Honor Women (Saturday, April 14)
  • Town Hall Meeting in Arizona concludes, Colorado up next (April 28)
  • Wyandotte County Museum receives $10k donation from Wyandotte Nation and 7th Street Casino  
  • Lunch & Learn: Free Advanced Planning Seminar March 20
  • Want your picture taken with Santa Claus?
  • American Indian Movie Extras Wanted
  • Public Service Announcement for Tribal Citizens in disaster areas
  • Important information for tribal citizens in Texas impacted by Hurricane Harvey
  • The Princess Diaries: Wills reflects on her time as tribal Princess
  • The 2017 Gathering – Bringing History Home
  • Tribal Artisan Showcase 2017
  • Annual Fireworks Display June 30
  • Lacrosse Camp Registration
  • Public Notice: Notice of Annual Meeting and Election
  • Undergraduate Summer Internship for Underrepresented Minorities
  • 2017 Summer Program at Crazy Horse (8-weeks)
  • Wyandotte Nation burial ground designated National Historic Landmark
  • Visual artist opportunity on West Coast
  • Public Notice: Transportation Projects
  • Veterans Day Gourd Dance
  • Public information sessions on Newton County Mine Superfund site
  • Students: A conversation with Coffeyville Community College Nov. 10
  • Wyandotte Nation hosts 27th Annual Pow-Wow
  • Wyandotte Nation opens doors to new Cultural Center
  • OSU Cowboys Special Ticket offer for tribal citizens
  • 2016 Gathering (Culture Days) Registration Now Available
  • A ‘forgotten’ man honored
  • House for Rent
  • Still time to register for LaCrosse Camp June 21-24
  • ‘Serving Our Nations’ training program coming to Catoosa; Scholarships available
  • Education scholarship & funding opportunities
  • Dreamcatcher Workshops March 10 & 19
  • Lacrosse Camp June 21-24
  • Updated Library Hours
  • Rain Barrel Education Workshops
  • All Tribes Education Consortium Scholarship
  • Affordable Care Act meeting near Dallas Dec. 14
  • Let’s eat
  • House For Rent
  • The name ‘Mudeater’
  • American Indian/Alaska Native Exemption from the Shared Responsibility Payment
  • Wyandotte Nation breaks ground on Cultural Center
  • Tribal Artisan Showcase 2015
  • 26th Annual Wyandotte Nation Pow-Wow
  • Family Terms 3
  • 2015 Fireworks Display draws nearly 2,400
  • Family terms 2
  • Family terms
  • What the Little Turtles Learned.
  • Free Lacrosse Camp June 24-26 in Wyandotte
  • Wyandotte Nation Honor Guard holds Memorial Day ceremony
  • Riding the wave of success
  • Bearskin Fitness Center hosting ‘Pushups for Charity’ June 4
  • Wyandotte Nation Library extends hours for summer
  • 2015 Chief Leaford Bearskin Memorial Preschool Pow-Wow
  • 8th Annual Environmental Festival April 24
  • Environmental Department to host E Waste event April 20-23
  • Cultural Center to be gathering spot for tribal members, community
  • Wyandotte Nation Casino gets innovative in expansion, renovation project
  • 2015 Town Hall Meetings set for Phoenix, Indianapolis
  • The Gathering of Little Turtles
  • 2015 Summer Youth Program
  • Wyandotte Nation supports ‘Start By Believing’ campaign
  • Wyandotte Nation Preschool celebrates 25 years
  • Finger Weaving class — sign up now
  • EPA recognizes Wyandotte Nation for Tar Creek efforts
  • Red Ribbon Run Oct. 11
  • Touch Therapy coming to Wyandotte
  • WNTPD Police Chief elected president of law enforcement association
  • Wyandotte Citizen Artisan Showcase
  • NOTICE: No election in 2014
  • Wyandotte Nation’s Annual Fireworks Display July 3
  • Leland Bearskin honored on Memorial Day
  • Wyandotte students receive awards for essays on prescription abuse
  • Wyandotte Nation building new Splash Pad in community
  • Notice of Annual Meeting and Election
  • Gathering of Little Turtles to be held June 20-22
  • Superheroes race to Wyandotte
  • Bearskin Services secures DoE & DoD contracts
  • 7th Street Casino’s Stride for Life raises money for charity
  • Grand opening for new Community Center
  • 7th Annual Environmental Festival April 25
  • Annual Preschool Pow-Wow to be held April 22
  • Community Center opening ceremony April 14
  • Notice of Annual Meeting & Election
  • 25th Annual Wyandotte Pow-Wow Sept. 12-14
  • Culture Days, Pow-Wow and Annual Meeting Sept. 10-13
  • Stomp Dance to be held April 12
  • Wyandotte Nation to host Colorado Town Hall Meeting April 26
  • Upcoming Events
  • Town Hall Meetings set for Texas, Colorado
  • Put your strength to the test at Bearskin Strongman competition in Wyandotte
  • Superheroes race to Wyandotte April 19 for 5K run/walk
  • 7th Street Casino’s Stride for Life Charity 5k Walk/Run set for April 12
  • Tribes team up to distribute food at mobile pantry
  • Twin Bridges Restaurant Cook Off challenge
  • World Touch Tour coming to Wyandotte
  • Preserving history: New plans for Culture Center progressing
  • Health Insurance Marketplace Fee Exemptions
  • Surplus auction items up for bid
  • Bearskin Services awarded two government contracts
  • Wyandotte Nation opens new SONIC in Seneca
  • Emerging Leaders: Wyandotte Nation members complete national program
  • Wyandotte Nation Casino unveils plan for renovation and expansion
  • Groundbreaking for Wyandotte Nation Casino expansion project
  • Elected officials sworn in
  • American Indians among those exempted from health reform’s individual mandate
  • Wyandotte Nation company named ‘Manufacturer of the Year’
  • Employee service reception recognizes five
  • $20,000 raised for Heartland Honor Flight
  • NOTICE: Must be eligible patient to receive services at clinic
  • House honored with national leadership award
  • A chance to showcase your creativity at Tulsa State Fair
  • Wyandotte Nation to open Sonic Drive-In; marks first agreement between Sonic, Native American tribe
  • Wyandotte Nation breaks ground on Community Center
  • Wyandotte Nation hosts annual fireworks display
  • ODEQ honors Wyandotte Nation with Clean Community recognition
  • 2013 Election Candidates
  • Wyandotte Nation online auction
  • Wyandotte Nation Annual Fireworks Display July 3
  • ODEQ Clean Community ceremony to recognize Wyandotte Nation
  • 7th Street Casino’s Stride for Life event raises $5,700 for charity
  • Closure comes to sisters of brother killed in Korean War
  • National Trails Day event June 14
  • Wyandotte Nation donates to Veterans Cemetery
  • Memorial Day Ceremony honors Chief Leaford Bearskin
  • Eastern Shawnee Circle of Peace weekend coming May 31-June 2
  • Annual golf scramble raises money for Pow-Wow
  • News from recent storm
  • Preschoolers don first cap and gown during graduation ceremony
  • We’re on Facebook!
  • Wyandotte Nation holds Town Hall meetings in California
  • Wyandotte Nation in the news
  • Chief Friend writes letter of endorsement
  • Election filing period begins May 17; Annual Meeting Sept. 14
  • Lost Creek Recycling Center grand opening April 11
  • Address Updates
  • Brenda House 2012 Honored Person
  • Employee of the Year
  • Annual Meeting
  • Congratulations Katie!
  • Long Building Dedication
  • Wendat and Wyandotte Studies Conference
  • Wyandotte Nation 2010 Honoree
  • Indian Trust Settlement
  • Law Enforcement
  • Bearskin Wellness Center Expansion
  • Wyandotte Nation 2010 Employee of the Year: Debbie Dry
  • Back in DC
  • Family Services Community Outreach
  • Membership Deadline Approaching
  • Website Redesign
  • New Northeast Oklahoma Tribal Transit Consortium
  • New Chief of Staff
  • 1920s Buckskin Dress Comes Home to Wyandotte
  • Ted Nesvold AARP Oklahoma Indian Elder Honors Recipient
  • Summer Youth Program
  • Planning and Development Announces New Projects
  • Chief Bearskin Defends The “Chiefs”
  • 7th Street Casino Opens
  • Men Who Honor Are Honored
  • Wyandotte Nation Casino Opens
  • Chief Bearskin Receives Federal Recognition
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