See photos from the annual Rainbows and Ramps Festival held on Saturday, March 29 at the Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds.

The Cherokee Cultural Center, located within the Moss Memorial Library in Hayesville, was officially dedicated on Friday, March 28. The Center is a main project of the Clay County Communities Revitalization Association (CCCRA) and was made possible through a grant from the Cherokee Preservation Foundation.

The Cherokee Preservation Foundation announced on Tuesday, March 25 the 20 recipients of its Spring 2014 grant awards totaling $1,066,685. The funding continues the Foundation's mission to improve the quality of life for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) and...

As a new biologist and resident to the area, my goal is to learn about both the animals and people. The people in the Qualla Boundary have a strong community bond and are some of the nicest I have encountered.

The Cherokee Indian Police Department held an Operation Medicine Drop event at the Food Lion Shopping Center on Saturday, March 22 and collected over 14,000 dosages of medication. Operation Medicine Drop is an effort coordinated by North Carolina Department of...