In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, the Cherokee High School Cultural Program served Indian dinners on Thursday, Nov. 19. The program served to over 400 students, faculty and a few community members who just heard about it through the grapevine.

Again this year, the Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds will be decorated in tinsel and lights. Enjoy a winter wonderland with light tunnels guiding guests to each of the Cherokee legend sculptures that were custom-made for Cherokee and for this event.

WNC Communities celebrated 66 years of community achievement through the WNC Honors Awards Program on Saturday, Nov. 7 as 250 community leaders from 14 counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians were recognized and rewarded for their exceptional community development programs at a luncheon at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Asheville.

On Oct. 27, the Big Cove Community hosted their annual Halloween Carnival. It was truly a success!

The Wolftown Community Club would like to thank all the volunteers that came out and helped with the Safe Trick-or-Treat event:

Cherokee Central Schools Honor Roll Lists (4th-8th) for 1st 9-week grading period

The Museum of the Cherokee Indian is offering workshops on making fish nets and feather capes Nov. 13-14.

We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all the support we received during the loss of our father, Donald Edward Maney.