Biskinik Newspaper Archive

Biskinik is a monthly newspaper that serves the Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma. Launched in 1997, it is distributed free of charge to registered tribal members who request it. The publication is produced in Durant, Oklahoma, by the Choctaw Nation. The Library of Congress has a record of its issues dating from 1978 to 1981 and then from 1983 onwards.

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A healthy nation is a strong nation, Choctaw Nation prioritizes the health on the reservation - Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

Jan 3, 2025 | choctawnation.com

Looking back at 2024, the health of tribal members was a top priority for the Choctaw Nation.
Milestones celebrated in education and community service - Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

Jan 3, 2025 | choctawnation.com

A recap of the successes in the education and community service programs of the Choctaw Nation in 2024.
Choctaw Pride is Every Day; Take Special Notice in November

Oct 28, 2024 | choctawnation.com | Gary Batton

Nittak Moma Kvt Chahta Ilahninchi Nittak; Hohchvffo Chito Hvshi ya Aiokpanchi Fehna Ishi Published October 28, 2024By Chief Gary Batton Your browser does not support the audio element. Audio in Choctaw Language The Choctaw Nation and the rest of the United States celebrate Native American Heritage Month in November. It is a time that has been set aside to recognize cultures, traditions, and histories while also acknowledging Native Americans’ contributions to the world.
Choctaw Nation Cybersecurity Awareness Month Plans - Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

Oct 12, 2024 | choctawnation.com

The Chief speaks about the upcoming events that are designed to ensure that tribal members' private, personal information, tribe communications and tribal correspondence is secure from cyberattacks.
The Choctaw Language Preserves Tribe’s Heritage

Sep 16, 2024 | choctawnation.com | Gary Batton

Chahta Anumpa yvt Okla Immi Ilatomba Your browser does not support the audio element. Audio in Choctaw Language Imagine speaking English your entire life and being forbidden from speaking it in public outside of your own home. Hard to imagine, isn’t it? Unfortunately, that was life for our Choctaw ancestors after the trail of tears when attending American schools on the reservation. For years our ancestors had to hide the very thing that made them who they were.
Choctaw Nation Unveils 'Eternal Heart' Sculpture

Aug 30, 2024 | choctawnation.com | Irish Minister

Choctaw Nation Photo8-foot-tall piece honors Choctaw-Irish connectionTVSHKA HOMMA, Okla. – Choctaw tribal members, tribal leaders, and dignitaries from Oklahoma and Ireland gathered at the Choctaw Capitol Grounds on Aug. 30 to unveil a new sculpture honoring the Choctaw-Irish connection. The sculpture was a joint commission, funded by the Government of Ireland and the Chahta Foundation.
The Chahta Spirit is Alive and Well at the Labor Day Festival

Aug 19, 2024 | choctawnation.com | Gary Batton

Na Yimmi, Chukka Achvffa, anonti Im Aivlhpesa ya Labor Day Festival vt Imissa Your browser does not support the audio element. Audio in Choctaw Language This is my favorite time of the year, and I am excited the Choctaw Labor Day Festival is upon us. Each year the festival is a great time for family to come together and, I hope you are able to join in all of the great activities this year. The Labor Day Festival highlights what the Choctaw people are all about.
Inter-Tribal Council is All About Friendship, Cooperation

Aug 5, 2024 | choctawnation.com | Gary Batton

The Choctaw Nation participates in the quarterly gathering of the five civilized tribes in Oklahoma for fellowship, cooperation and updates on the good works our tribes are fulfilling for all our tribal members. Our most recent Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes meeting was held from July 10-12 in Tulsa, Oklahoma at a Cherokee Nation owned and operated facility (Hard Rock Hotel & Casino).
Be Safe, Beat the Heat When Out and About in Choctaw Reservation

Jul 22, 2024 | choctawnation.com | Gary Batton

Oklahoma Alohbi Imaiya, Oka Ishko! Your browser does not support the audio element. Audio in Choctaw Language Coming up on Aug. 30, the Choctaw Nation will open our Labor Day Festival with games, rides, arts and crafts, good music and great food. It’s expected to be another hot one this year, so I urge you to please take precautions against the heat. The number one medical ailment that impacted the festival in 2023 involved heat-related emergencies.
Summertime Internships Are a Great Way to Gain Experience

Jul 8, 2024 | choctawnation.com | Gary Batton

Chahta Okla Toffa yvt Aivlhpesa Im Asha Your browser does not support the audio element. Audio in Choctaw Language I love summertime in the Choctaw Nation! Opportunities are as plentiful as the soaring temperatures across the reservation. From various summer sports camps for our K-12 students to early career opportunities for our college students via our Choctaw Nation Internship Program, the summer provides Choctaw Nation students of all ages with the chance to learn and improve.