Photos of the FIRST LEGO League state qualifying tournament taken on November 15, 2008.
Photo from the Harvest Fest that took place at the White House in Emet, Oklahoma. Events included guided tours of the White House, carriage/buggy rides, Lynn Moroney doing traditional storytelling, the Ada Free Rangers performing wild west shows, bluegras
Photos from Youth Heritage Day conducted at the Tishomingo Wildlife Refuge. Students were able to see the culture of the Chickasaw people through demonstrations.
Interstate 40 runs east and west just north of the Chickasaw Nation. Interstate 35, running north and south, bisects the western part of the Chickasaw Nation. There are many four-lane state highways and two-lane super highways throughout the territory of the Chickasaw Nation, as well as many secondary asphalt, concrete and gravel roads. A traveler can go almost anywhere in the Chickasaw Nation on good, paved roads.
Commercial air travel is available through nearby Dallas, Texas, Oklahoma City and Tulsa. In addition, access to the Gulf of Mexico is provided through the Port of Catoosa, near Tulsa, and down the Arkansas River to the Mississippi River.