Red Clay State Park hosted the first annual Cherokee Heritage Festival on Aug. 1-2.

A new resource for tribal businesses and American Indian entrepreneurs available to support business growth, training, and technical assistance is now located at the USET headquarters in Nashville, Tenn.

North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper addressed Tribal Council on Friday, Aug. 8 and discussed many topics ranging from DNA evidence to illegal video poker.

Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) visited Cherokee on Wednesday, Aug. 6 and met with tribal leaders while touring sites around the reservation.

For years, conversations in Concheta DeHart’s family have gravitated toward the topic of extinguishing flames since both her brothers (Travis and Ryan) and her father (Eddie) are firemen.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park rangers received a report of an injured man near the Sinks at approximately 5:30pm on Monday, Aug. 4.  Park rangers, Rural Metro ambulance service from Blount County, and Sevier County ambulance service responded. A 21-year old...

The North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service turns 100 this year. The EBCI Cooperative Extension Office celebrated the centennial with an event on Thursday, July 31.