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The Cherokee Nation owns and operates the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Photo from Facebook The Oklahoma Tribal Gaming Regulators Association elected a new vice chair at its recent fall meeting. Jean Ann Blalock, a member of the Quapaw Tribe, was sworn into her position last month. She has more than a decade of experience in tribal government, including as a compliance officer for her tribe's gaming agency, The Miami News-Record reported. "We are looking forward to the contributions that Jean Ann will be able to make to this organization," a post on Facebook read. Nearly 30 tribes belong to OTGRA, representing almost all of the tribes in Oklahoma. Its fall meeting was held on the Cherokee Nation from October 17-19. Read More on the Story:
Blalock elected vice-chair of state tribal gaming group (The Miami News-Record 11/16)
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