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Community News

Tribal Election Committee Chairman Sammie Wilson holds up a ballot during the absentee ballot counting process on Wednesday, June 10, 2009. >> More. [06.11.09]

Trace Adkins and Miko Denson take a break while playing golf at the Dancing Rabbit Golf Club at the Pearl River Resort. Adkins is known for his country music success. [04.17.09]

Nanih Waiya, the traditional birth place of the Choctaws, was returned to the tribe. Miko Denson and guests addressed a 1000 member audience on this special occasion. [11.17.08] >> More. [11.14.08]

Earlie Williams is dressed in traditional attire at the annual Veterans Day Pow-Wow. The pow-wow honors Choctaw Native American veterans who served in the Armed Forces of the United States. [11.13.08]


Rodney A. Grant recently visited the students of Choctaw Central High School. Grant is known for his supporting role as "Wind in his hair" in the 1990 film Dances with Wolves. [11.07.08]


A ribbon cutting ceremony for a water treatment plant was held in the Standing Pine community. [11.05.08] >> More.


Choctaw tribal member Shirley Ben’s home was destroyed on the morning of October 31st. [10.31.08] >> More.


Alanna John, a 7th grader at Choctaw Central Middle School, took 1st place in a recent art competition. The art work will become a poster for the coming Veteran's Day celebration. [10.21.08]


The National Golf Association's Hooters Professional Golf Tour was recently held at the Dancing Rabbit. Dancing Rabbit consistently rates as one of the best courses in the country. [10.1.08] >> More.

Choctaw Indian Fair Update 07.01.09

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Choctaw Profiles

Miko Beasley Denson was born in the Conehatta Community and raised in the Standing Pine Community. Miko, the Choctaw term for leader, graduated from Choctaw Central High School and completed his postsecondary education at Hinds Community College and Mississippi State University.

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Latest Press Release

The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services, Rehabilitation Services Administration in the amount of $670,342, 80.45% of total program costs. [07.01.09]

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Community Announcements

2009 Water Aerobics [06.15.09]
Tornado Safety Tips [05.12.09]
Swine Influenza and You [04.30.09]
Scholarship flier for EMS [02.02.09]

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Tribal Scholarship Deadlines [06.16.09]

Fall Semester 2009
Full Time- MAY 30 2009 (Application)
Full Time- AUG 1 2009 (Supporting Docs)
Part Time- JUN 30 2009 (Application)
Part Time- AUG 1 2009 (Supporting Docs)

Spring Semester 2010
Full Time- OCT 31 2009 (Application)
Full Time- DEC 1 2009 (Supporting Docs)
Part Time- NOV 30 2009 (Application)
Part Time- DEC 1 2009 (Supporting Docs)

Summer Semester 2010
Full Time- MAR 15 2010 (Application)
Full Time- MAY 1 2010 (Supporting Docs)
Part Time- APR 15 2010 (Application)
Part Time- MAY 1 2010 (Supporting Docs)