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MARCH 7, 2001 The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma is building a new modular home factory in Stiglar, said Russell Sossamon, executive director of the tribe's housing authority. The tribe currently has one modular home factory, located in Coalgat, employing 13 employees. The new one would employ 12. The tribe builds homes which tribal members can then buy. Get the Story:
Choctaws build second plant for housing (The Daily Oklahoman 3/7)
Choctaw Nation building new factory
Facebook TwitterMARCH 7, 2001 The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma is building a new modular home factory in Stiglar, said Russell Sossamon, executive director of the tribe's housing authority. The tribe currently has one modular home factory, located in Coalgat, employing 13 employees. The new one would employ 12. The tribe builds homes which tribal members can then buy. Get the Story:
Choctaws build second plant for housing (The Daily Oklahoman 3/7)
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