Red Carpet Country OK

Tribe uses innovative method to replace bridge washed out by catastrophic flood

Enid News and Eagle | State News

Aug 27, 2022

The Cherokee Nation is using a new and innovative method to replace a bridge near the W.W. Keeler Tribal Complex on Bald Hill Road that was damaged during catastrophic flooding in…

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