Anadarko Optical

09/13/2023

We have eyeglasses ready for the following people:
Elva Adair
Auriel Barrera
Robin Boettger
Brent Cozad
Joey French
Toni Galberth
Carrie Jones-Tartsah
Collin Kadayso
Thomas Laurenzana
Cassandra McAdams
Jim Moore
Marilyn Sadongei
Lester Short
Robert Stumblingbear
Terry Ware
David White
Maureen Yeahquo
Laura Young

01/06/2023

Senior Spotlight: Emilee Spottedhorse

01/06/2023

This weekend is Bank of America MUSEUMS ON US at FAM! 🥳
All Bank of America, Merrill, or Bank of America Private Bank (U.S. Trust) credit or debit cardholders will receive FREE admission to the museum by showing their credit card at the Guest Services desk. The MUSEUMS ON US program will be offered the first weekend of each month in 2023!

01/06/2023

Citizens of the Kiowa Tribe:

Regarding the $500 ARPA check that was distributed in December 2022.

A new system is in place and below is the listing of contact numbers for Tribal Citizens to call for information and updates concerning their 2022 ARPA Direct Payment.

Compliance Officer, Angela Lamebull, will continue to assist with issues concerning missing payments (those who attended the events but did not receive payment). Compliance Officer: (580) 654-6354, email: alamebull@kiowatribe.org.

Any ADDRESS CHANGE should be updated with Kiowa Enrollment before calling the designated phone line. Kiowa Enrollment Office: (580) 654-6327, email: enroll@kiowatribe.org.

We thank you for your patience and cooperation during this process. This system is implemented to create more efficient and productive service to our Kiowa Citizens.

Please ONLY call the numbers listed below dependent on the first letter of your last name.

Phone lines will be answered during normal business hours. Monday-Friday from 8:00-4:30pm. We are working on setting up voicemails.

01/06/2023

Start the year off right with free health screenings on Saturday, Jan. 7 at FAM!🩺 Look for the OU College of Medicine's Explorer bus during the New Year's Stickball games from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. We already have more than 100 players signed up to take the field. See you soon!

01/06/2023

With a history of more than 170 years in the creation of frames, we are home to some of the most loved and widely recognized vision care and eyewear brands in the world. 2022 marked a rich pipeline of innovations and key partnerships: from the renewal of existing collaborations and new exclusive agreements to outstanding campaigns, discover some key brand highlights: https://bit.ly/2022Highlights_11

12/21/2022

Beading with 3 of my favourite colors this evening. (The camera does not capture the different shades in the beads) The inspiration of the wings came from one of my teachers, Jessica Hernandez. She is so creative with her pieces. 💜 Edging left to do once I decide what this piece will become.

12/21/2022

We are hiring a Communications Specialist! We are seeking candidates to support our marketing and communications plans for tourism sectors, exhibitions, educational programs, events, community outreach and development initiatives. See full description at famok.org/careers. Deadline to apply is January 6, 2023.

12/21/2022

Go peep the front page of the website 👀

Link on our story 🛍️

12/21/2022

Chosen for being a born leader with great athleticism. Welcome to the Oklahoma family Ashton Sanders!

🧬 bit.ly/23OUAS

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12/21/2022

12/21/2022

During Removal, Chickasaws remained strong in bringing the culture they had in the Homeland to present-day Oklahoma. From the ways of life to traditions passed down, Chickasaws remain connected to our ancestors through preservation of our culture.

The Chickasaw Cultural Center (CCC) preserves Chickasaw culture and history for visitors to learn about where we came from. They hold many archival objects, resources and connect Chickasaws with the Homeland.

: The Chickasaw Cultural Center also has some environmental aspects to the campus that are directly from the Homeland in Mississippi. The CCC brought a Black Willow tree to plant in one of the gardens. The tree was used for basketry, arbors and the treatment of fever, headaches and coughs.

To connect with Chickasaw history and culture, visit the Chickasaw Cultural Center to see the tree and more. Go to ChickasawCulturalCenter.com to find out more!