Muscogee (Creek) Nation Principal Chief James R. Floyd and Second Chief Louis Hicks met with Muscogee (creek) citizen Kaylee Morrison Aug. 14 about her book Joshua and the Biggest Fish. Morrison co-authored the book with her grandmother, Nancy Smith.
Three brothers, one team, bond continues on football field, life
MORRIS, Oklahoma — Growing up with siblings in the house, more than likely they will argue and fight amongst themselves. It is going to happen eventually.
OKMULGEE, Okla. – It took six years of research, dedication and hard work to complete her first book. Kaylee
Morrison, a Mvskoke (Creek) citizen of Broken Arrow started writing a book as a way to learn more about her
heritage.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nov. 26, 2018 Muscogee (Creek) Youth to Represent Nation, Present Essay During Intertribal Agriculture Council Member…
OKMULGEE, Oklahoma — Muscogee (Creek) citizen Rachel Morgan has been interested in law enforcement for as long as she could remember.
“You see them around helping our citizens and I wanted to do that,” she said. “I want to help our citizens.”
Photo: Muscogee (Creek) citizen Layna Tarpalechee graduated from Oklahoma State University with a doctorate in veterinary medicine and a master’s…
BIXBY, Okla. – Muscogee (Creek) citizen Brandee Presley recently returned from Costa Rica with medals in hand.
The Ole Miss Rebel competed in the Pan American U20 Outdoors Championship July 19-22, achieving gold in the 4×100 meter relay and bronze in the 100-meter sprint. Presley said this is her greatest accomplishment to date, but this is not the end for the Bixby native.