Principal Chief Chad Smith and Deputy Principal Chief Candidate Joe Grayson	Principal Chief Chad Smith and Deputy Principal Chief Candidate Joe Grayson
Chad Smith and two of his children Chris and Kiah	Miss Cherokee, Kristen Smith-Snell, talks to children at the Cherokee Nation Language Immersion Head Start classroom.
Chad Smith & Hastings Shade honor Eli Nofire as a certified Cherokee language instructor.	We Restored Our Cherokee Nation Marshal Service and Cross-Deputization
Chief Chad Smith, daughter Anaweg, and her cousins Melody and Landon Scott from Rocky Mountain in Adair County.	Children at Pumpkin Hollow help with clean up day.
Seated: Chickasaw Governor Bill Anoatubby, Principal Chief Chad Smith and Choctaw Chief Greg Pyle Standing: Representative J.D. Hayworth, Representative Brad Carson and Representative Dale Kildee	Cherokee Nation Car Tag
Head Start student at computer.	Principal Chief Chad Smith and daughter Anaweg.
Chief Smith visiting with Jim McCoy at Evening Shade Community Meeting	The new Cherokee Nation Emergency Medical Services Center provides training facilities for medical professionals from all over northeastern Oklahoma on behalf of Cherokee people. Cherokee Nation EMS units carry state of the art emergency care equipment and have some of the best trained para-medics in Oklahoma.
New Senior Housing for Cherokee Nation elders.	The Cherokee Nations Marshal Service has some of the most highly trained law enforcement officers in the country who protect and serve our Cherokee people.
The new Trail of Tears Exhibit at the Cherokee Heritage Center and Musuem featurs life-size sculptures by Cherokee artist Sam Kidd. The Heritage Center has been fully remodeled and voted one of the top tourist attractions in the country. Cherokee arts are flourishing.	Cherokee employees at Cherokee Nation Industries, Inc. build key component of the U.S. International Space Station.
Briggs "Little Bears" Team At Cherokee Challenge Bowl	Dahlohnegah Cherokee Language Bowl
Sam Ed Bush, Tribal Councilman Thornton, Principal Chief Smith, Stanley Cottrell, and Luella Rush break ground for new Marble City community building.	Childrens choir on tour front of their bus
The Cherokee National Children's Choir won the Best Gospel Album award at the most prestigious Native American musical event of the year, the Native American Music Awards (NAMMYS).	The Cherokee Nation’s office in Washington, D.C., gives our Nation a voice on every issue that potentially affects our sovereignty and treaty rights.