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Lindsey Bark

Lindsey Bark

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Reporter, Cherokee Phoenix

Tulsa

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international reporting, event coverage and more.I find passion in any type of reporting like local news, opinion pieces investigative reporting, localization of national news health and safety

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Homosexuality, LGBT.

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Total articles 980

  • Cherokees compete, win at Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair

    By Lindsey Bark Verified| Cherokee Phoenix Verified NORMAN – The University of Oklahoma Sam Noble Museum hosted the 22nd annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair with 1, 700 student participants on April 7-8. Participants gather each year in one of the largest linguistic diversity events in the state, representing more than 35 Indigenous languages in live song, speech and story categories including Cherokee, Choctaw, Comanche, Potawatomi, Kansa/Kaw, Kiowa, Caddo, Osage, Euchee, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Apache and Chickasaw languages.

    By Lindsey Bark Verified · Cherokee Phoenix

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Doublehead heads up Stilwell Utilities as new GM

    By Lindsey Bark Verified| Cherokee Phoenix Verified STILWELL – Cherokee Nation citizen Brad Doublehead transitioned from a 15-year job with a municipal insurance company to general manager of Stilwell Utilities in December. He leveraged his experiences from his years-long work in municipalities into his new role where he manages day-to-day operations, overseeing four supervisors and 28 employees at the utility department that serves the county seat of Adair County.

    By Lindsey Bark Verified · Cherokee Phoenix

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Cherokees compete, win at Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair

    By Lindsey Bark Verified| Cherokee Phoenix Verified NORMAN – The University of Oklahoma Sam Noble Museum hosted the 22nd annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair with 1, 700 student participants on April 7-8. Participants gather each year in one of the largest linguistic diversity events in the state, representing more than 35 Indigenous languages in live song, speech and story categories including Cherokee, Choctaw, Comanche, Potawatomi, Kansa/Kaw, Kiowa, Caddo, Osage, Euchee, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Apache and Chickasaw languages.

    By Lindsey Bark Verified · Cherokee Phoenix

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Cherokee Phoenix

Tulsa, United States