Red Carpet Country OK

Cherokee Opportunity Zones to fund and train underserved communities by 2026

KTUL 8 Tulsa

Nov 26, 2025

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner unveiled a plan aimed at directing more funding and resources to small businesses |!| Cherokee Tulsa

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Cherokee Opportunity Zones to fund and train underserved communities by 2026

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