Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

09/06/2026

Princess Lexi has been enjoying her time at the 2026 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Labor Day Festival!

Here are scenes from her second day - Saturday, September 3.

09/06/2026

09/06/2026

Our 2026–2027 Choctaw Indian Princess, Miss Lexi Alaysia Flint, is currently representing the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians at the 2026 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Labor Day Festival in Tushkahomma, Oklahoma!

On Friday, September 4, Princess Lexi visited the Choctaw Village, where she participated in several cultural activities. She also had the opportunity to visit the Capitol Museum and the Arts & Crafts Center, learning more about the rich history, culture, and traditions of the Choctaw people.

Throughout the day, Princess Lexi enjoyed meeting and taking pictures with festival visitors, vendors, and members of the Choctaw Nation leadership. She even had the chance to reunite with some familiar faces from back home!

Later that evening, Princess Lexi attended the Choctaw Nation Princess Pageant, where the newest Little Miss, Junior Miss, and Miss Choctaw Nation were selected and crowned.

We are so proud of Princess Lexi as she represents the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and our community while celebrating our shared Choctaw culture and heritage.

We wish Princess Lexi and all MBCI Tribal Members attending the festival a safe, enjoyable, and memorable time!

09/05/2026

Our 2026-2027 Choctaw Indian Princess Lexi Alaysia Flint is currently attending the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma’s Labor Day Festival. She is enjoying her visit and is excited to be representing our Tribe!!!

09/05/2026

Prior to the start of tonight’s Battle of the Nations football game between our very own Choctaw Central Mighty Warriors and the Cherokee High Braves, Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben, along with those Choctaw Tribal Council members attending the game, presented Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Vice-Chief Alan B. Ensley and EBCI Tribal Council members with a gift.

The Battle of Nations is being played in Cherokee, NC this year. We appreciate the Cherokee members’ hospitality and thank them for being a great friend of the Tribe.

Go Mighty Warriors!

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

From MSU Extension-

Carrots

09/02/2026

East Central Community College (ECCC) is offering a hands-on training program here in our community. If you’re looking to build skills for a good-paying, high-demand career, this program is a great place to start.

Program Offered: Customer Service Mentality Classes

Please see flyers for more information or contact Lynne Carey, Workforce Development Coordinator, at [email protected] or at 601.635.6418

Thank you.

09/02/2026

Please see meeting and registration drive notice from the MBCI 4-H Youth Development Program.

Thank you.

09/02/2026

Please see notice from Waste Management regarding the Labor Day holiday trash pickup schedule.

Thank you