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WCU dedicates new Health and Human Sciences Building to well-being of WNC
CULLOWHEE – The diagnosis is in and the long-term prognosis for the condition of health care in Western North Carolina is improving, with the dedication of Western Carolina University’s new 160,000-square foot Health and Human Sciences Building. More than 300 people...
Tribal Council Agenda – Thursday, March 7
9:00 a.m. Jonathan Maney – request for time – news program 9:10 a.m. Recognize successors in interest to Davidson Ray Smoker possessory holdings in the Snowbird Community (Item No. 1) 9:20 a.m. Appointment of Enoch Ferguson to the Internal...
Strawberries and chocolate are healthy? YEP!
The Cherokee Community Wellness Team (CCWT) led a “Be good to your Heart” Cooking Demo at Cherokee Food Lion on Monday, Feb. 18. Shoppers enjoyed dark chocolate-covered strawberries and dark chocolate-covered walnuts. Participants received a free recipe packet, health...
Jacobs-Madden named VP of Finance at Harrah’s Cherokee
Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort announced on Friday, March 1 the appointment of Adele Jacobs-Madden as the new vice president of Finance. She joined the resort in 1999, first as the accounting manager, then as a participant in the Cherokee Development Program, which...
Budget Council Results – Tuesday, Feb. 12
Budget Council Results – Tuesday, Feb. 12
VAWA passes House, now onto President
Almost 40 percent of American Indian women will be a victim of violence from an intimate partner during their lifetime according to the CDC. And, according to the 2010 Census, almost 60 percent of American Indian women are married to a non-Indian partner.
MRI unit opens at Cherokee Indian Hospital
Caesar’s Entertainment, Inc. presented a $2 million check for the purchase and five-year operation of a MRI machine to the Cherokee Indian Hospital in October 2012. Now, just a few months later, the machine is in place and patients are already benefiting from its use.
Two groups claiming Cherokee heritage seeking recognition in Virginia
Two groups in Virginia that claim Cherokee heritage are seeking state-recognition in that state’s General Assembly. The Appalachian Cherokee Nation of Virginia and the United Cherokee Indian Tribe of Virginia, Inc., aka Buffalo Ridge Band of Cherokee, are seeking recognition through Virginia Senate Joint Resolution No. 300 (SJR 300).
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