We have made great progress in our fight to slow the spread of COVID-19, but the work is far from done. “This is the worst public health crisis we’ve faced in generations, and it has presented challenges to Cherokee Nation and Cherokee Nation Businesses like none before. We are confident in our approach and will continue to monitor conditions and recommendations from federal, state and local health authorities,” said Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. “Over the last two months, we have worked diligently to implement industry-leading protocols that will help ensure the safety of our team members, our guests and our communities. All properties will operate at a reduced capacity with enhanced health and safety protocols in place.
The phased approach began this week and will continue throughout next week. (KTUL) - Cherokee Nation announced the reopening dates for its 10 casinos throughout northeastern Oklahoma on Thursday.
