2.9K views · 71 reactions | Jaycee Rae Harjo, the 2019 - 2020 Little Miss Seminole Nation of Oklahoma gives her outgoing speech. Mvto for proudly representing the Nation and doing a great job. Jaycee will step down from her reign and the crown will remain vacant for the 2020-2021 year. The YouTube link of the speech and highlights of the luncheon honoring the princesses will be on the Seminole Nation YouTube channel. | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma | Facebook

Seminole Nation of Oklahoma is at the Kickapoo Casino in Shawnee this afternoon partnering with the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma providing water, and cleaning supplies for the residents effected by Wednesday night's tornados. Food is also available. Open to the public until 6 pm. | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

The Seminole Nation Language Program and Dayna Carpitcher (Director of Seminole Nation Adult & Higher Education) singing "Silent Night" the Mvskoke version. *click on full view for full mobile view* Lyrics: "Bethlehem" "All is Still" "All is Quiet" "Pure Child" "Sleeping on High" "Sleeping on High" | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

22K views · 199 reactions | Braydon Rawls knocks down a free throw with 1.8 seconds left to lift Earlsboro over Chattanooga 53-52 in a thriller to advance his team to the next round. They play tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at Bridge Creek High school. | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma | Facebook

The Seminole Nation Head Start in Konawa invited the family of Billy Coon to dedicate a garden and plaque in honor of his memory. | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

2.1K views · 135 reactions | NATIVE GROUPS SING SONG OF PRAISE DAVIS, Oklahoma- Seminole and Muskogee Creek Nations represent in Spiritual hymn singing at Falls Creek tonight. Full coverage and broadcast at https://livestream.com/bgco/IFC/ | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma | Facebook

On October 15th, 2022 the General Council of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma passed a Tribal Resolution approving the expenditures of funds received under the American Rescue Plan Act for Household Assistance. Assistance to households are for $700 per tribal member. This morning, October 18th, Chief Lewis Johnson stopped by the Seminole Nation Radio Program to share a few more details and criteria regarding the application process. The full radio interview will be available tomorrow on the Tribe

2.3K views · 11 reactions | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma on Reels | Facebook