Just over two months after six groups in Tennessee cheered garnering state recognition they have now lost it – probably for good.

PROVIDED By CHEROKEE TRIBAL COURT The One Feather office apologizes for an error in the Cherokee Tribal Court Report, published in the Sept. 9 issue, that indicated that Phillip S. Armachain Sr. was sentenced in Cherokee Tribal Court on various drug charges.  He was...

PROVIDED By TOP OFFICE Tribal Council Agenda Sept. 9 - A Tribal Council Agenda Sept. 9 - B Tribal Council Agenda Sept. 9 - C Tribal Council Agenda Sept. 9 - D *** Indicates timed item, individual has been notified at this specific time to be present 8:30am – Reports...

PROVIDED By TOP OFFICE 8:30 a.m.      Request for time – Jane Blankenship – Tribal Board & Committee Compensation 8:40 a.m.      Tabled Ord. No. 400 - Gaming Allocation Ordinance (Item No. 1)  8:50 a.m.      Tabled Ord. No. 401 - Junaluska Leadership desires to...

Cherokee sits in two counties, Jackson and Swain, which have both been designated as “abnormally dry” by the U.S. Drought Monitor and the N.C. Drought Management Advisory Council.

The Raleigh Report – Sept. 2

A total of nine people have filed for the Yellowhill School Board seat left vacant last month following the unexpected death of School Board Vice-Chairman Eddie Smith.