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New guidebook promotes “Family Fun in the Smokies”
GATLINBURG - Great Smoky Mountains National Park’s nonprofit partner, Great Smoky Mountains Association, has just released its newest book, Family Fun in the Smokies: A Family-friendly Guide to the Great Smoky Mountains by Katy Koontz. This colorful, 196-page...
Cherokee Preservation Foundation: 10 years and counting
Susan Jenkins’ first day as executive director of the Cherokee Preservation Foundation was Jan. 14, 2002. She began assembling a staff and that September, the CPF awarded 53 grants totaling $2.1 million.
Welch sworn-in as Commission of Indian Affairs member
Marvel Welch, an EBCI tribal member, was sworn-in as the representative for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians on the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs during the regular Tribal Council meeting on Thursday, May 3.
Arch honored by United Franchise Group
Chrissy Arch, an EBCI tribal member and owner of Plan Ahead Events – NC Smokies, was honored at the 2012 United Franchise Group World Expo with an award for Most Creative Meeting or Event. The Expo, which was held recently at the Rio in Las Vegas, included...
SCC can help your job search
Are you unemployed or looking for a new job and could benefit from improving your job searching skills? Southwestern Community College offers an Employability Lab on the Jackson Campus in Founders Hall Room 124 every Monday and Wednesday from 8am – 12pm and...
Harrah’s Cherokee donates $25K to Manna
Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel continues its partnership with Manna Food Bank, a member of the Feeding America program with a recent $25,000 sponsorship in support of Manna's vision of a hunger free Western North Carolina. This partnership began in 2001,...
CPF’s Community Celebration planned for May 11
Cherokee Preservation Foundation will host its annual Community Celebration event on Friday, May 11 for grantees, partners and EBCI community members.
Managing tribal resources
Fish and wildlife officers, biologists, environmentalists and others concerned with the state of natural resources in Indian Country converged in Cherokee this week for a historic event.
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