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Mvskoke Media aims to be the voice of the Mvskoke people by distributing information to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation through its newspaper, radio show, and TV broadcasts as well as graphic design and printing services. In 2021, the Muscogee (Creek) Nation National Council passed the Independent Muscogee (Creek) Press Act reinstating free press, once again making Mvskoke Media one of a few tribal-ow

ned free press outlets in the United States. Mvskoke Media also provides advertising, graphic design and printing services to MCN, Muscogee (Creek) citizens and the general public.

On Jan 8, The College of the Muscogee Nation launched their Campus Police Department. The department is the first of it'...
01/11/2026

On Jan 8, The College of the Muscogee Nation launched their Campus Police Department. The department is the first of it's kind to serve a tribal college.

Four officers were sworn in as members of the new Campus Police Department in a ceremony on Jan. 8 at CMN’s Lecture Hall.

MCN Campus Police Department Launch | College of the Muscogee Nation | Jan. 8
01/09/2026

MCN Campus Police Department Launch | College of the Muscogee Nation | Jan. 8

Museum Broken Arrow is hosting multiple shows in 2026 featuring local and Indigenous art, including a solo exhibition fe...
01/09/2026

Museum Broken Arrow is hosting multiple shows in 2026 featuring local and Indigenous art, including a solo exhibition featuring Johnnie Diacon’s art, and a show hosted by the Southeastern Indian Artists Association.

The museum is hosting multiple shows featuring local and Indigenous art, including a solo exhibition featuring Johnnie Diacon’s art, and a show hosted by the Southeastern Indian Artists Association

MVSKOKE RESERVATION – Muscogee (Creek) Nation Principal Chief David Hill vetoed bill NCA 25-125 on Tuesday, Jan. 6. The ...
01/08/2026

MVSKOKE RESERVATION – Muscogee (Creek) Nation Principal Chief David Hill vetoed bill NCA 25-125 on Tuesday, Jan. 6. The bill would have given raises to each National Council Representative, Speaker, and Second Speaker. The bill was initially introduced and passed during the Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025, Business, Finance, & Justice Committee meeting. The bill was placed on the agenda during the Regular Session on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. It was adopted into law by a vote of 13-1 after rigorous discussion from council representatives and four votes to postpone, amend, reconsider, and adopt.

Chief Hill’s veto outlined two objections. The first objection references Title 16 in MCNA Code Section 2-103, which outlines the evaluation process for raising the compensation of the Principal Chief and Second Chief. Enacted on November 18, 2011, through NCA 11-199, the code established an evaluation committee, formed every four years, comprising representatives from each branch of government in the MCN, plus one citizen chosen by each of the Executive and Legislative branches. The five-member committee is tasked with preparing a report containing recommendations on the salaries of the Principal Chief and Second Chief for submission to the BFJ committee in April of that year.

The objection states the need for an evaluation process: “National Council salaries should not be randomly raised on an ad hoc basis two years into the future without an evaluation process.” The objection then recommends that the evaluation committee created by NCA 11-199 also consider the compensation review for the National Council: “Further, the evaluation committee should make its recommendations for compensation for the Principal Chief, Second Chief, and National Council Representatives at the same time in the same report.”
The second objection states that it would be inappropriate to add the proposed $438,358 to the National Council’s FY26 budget, as the raises will not take effect until January 1, 2028.

The Muscogee Creek National Council held a special session where they elected committee officers and made committee assi...
01/08/2026

The Muscogee Creek National Council held a special session where they elected committee officers and made committee assignments.

MCN RiP Youth Program offers guidance and support for at risk or justice involved youth to lead them on a better path.
01/07/2026

MCN RiP Youth Program offers guidance and support for at risk or justice involved youth to lead them on a better path.

MCN RiP has a program for the youth that had or have parents that have been in prison or troubled youth. This program is to help turn them to a new direction in life.

The National Council swore in five new representatives and 11 returning representatives in an inauguration ceremony held...
01/06/2026

The National Council swore in five new representatives and 11 returning representatives in an inauguration ceremony held on Saturday, Jan 3.

Muscogee Creek National Council 24th Session Inauguration | Mound Building | Jan 3
01/05/2026

Muscogee Creek National Council 24th Session Inauguration | Mound Building | Jan 3

MCN Center for Victim Services hosted a sewing class that discussed hallmarks of healthy interpersonal relationships.
01/05/2026

MCN Center for Victim Services hosted a sewing class that discussed hallmarks of healthy interpersonal relationships.

01/03/2026
01/03/2026

In today's 24th Inaugural Session of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation National Council leadership positions were decided by a coin toss. After two even-split votes of 8-8, a coin toss between Representative Randall Hicks (tails) and Representative Lucian Tiger (heads) for MCNNC Speaker resulted in tails, making Rep. Hicks the next MCNNC Speaker. Likewise, the 8-8 vote for Second Speaker between Representative Thomasene Yahola Osburn (tails) and Representative Will Lowe (heads) was decided by a tails toss making Rep. Yahola Osborne the Second Speaker.

Representative Robert Huft was elected Sergeant at arms with a unanimous 16-0 vote.

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