A Park to Honor the Legacy of Chief Wilma Mankiller
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Generations of Cherokee leaders built strong communities not only through government services and infrastructure, but through investments that bring people together. Parks, trails and community spaces are more than amenities; they are investments in wellness, culture, connection and quality of life.
That belief guided the Cherokee Nation’s creation of the new Wilma P. Mankiller Cherokee Capitol Park in Tahlequah, which officially opened this week as a nearly 15-acre
Generations of Cherokee leaders built strong communities not only through government services and infrastructure, but through investments that bring people together. Parks, trails and community spaces are more than amenities; they are investments in wellness, culture, connection and quality of life.
That belief guided the Cherokee Nation’s creation of the new Wilma P. Mankiller Cherokee Capitol Park in Tahlequah, which officially opened this week as a nearly 15-acre
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