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TUPELO – Tupelo residents and members of the Chickasaw nation honored historic Chickasaw leader Piominko with the second annual wreath laying at his statue at Fairpark Monday afternoon. Piominko was

Although Anastasia grew up in Memphis, TN, her family is firmly rooted in the West Point and Houston, Mississippi areas. She now considers herself a Tupelo native after living here

On Monday, October 11, 2021, the Chickasaw Inkana Foundation (CIF) partnered with the Rotary Club of Tupelo and The Mary Stuart Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)

“Plans are nothing; Planning is everything” ~former U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower The Chickasaw Heritage Center (CHC) Journey Home capital campaign has officially launched! The formal announcement took place at

Joanne Peterson is a New Jersey native who received a bachelor’s degree in American studies and cultural geography from the University of Delaware. She also completed academic credits in business

Fifty-eight years later, the March on Washington and the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech continues to shape a vision for a “beloved community.”

Tupelo Daily Journal Taylor Vance Leaders from the city of Tupelo, the Chickasaw Inkana Foundation, the Chickasaw Nation and state government are advancing plans to tell the history and culture

On the afternoon of Tuesday May 11th Chickasaw Inkana Foundation (CIF) Chief Executive Officer, Brady Davis, delivered a presentation on the forthcoming Chickasaw Heritage Center (CHC) in the City Council