It seems these days that the action never stops. It’s been another busy few weeks.

Most communities don’t like it. When it comes to land use, owners don’t like to be told how they can, or can’t use their land.

If ever there was an example of why we need clear, concise law, it is the situation we find ourselves in now. We are now finding that it is going to take a court session (or three) to figure the difference between the “letter of the law” and the “essence of the law”.

“Does a resolution trump an ordinance?” This and many other questions were presented during Tribal Council last week.

I am truly sorry that anyone should have to be addressing the current negative status of our tribal government.

Regardless of your political party affiliation, health care is important to all of us.

Wow! We are experiencing a twilight zone moment in our country and in our Tribe.

Representative Mike Clampitt, NC House District 119, explained to his constituents, at his town hall meeting of Feb. 24 in the Waynesville Haywood County Historic Courthouse, how “in Raleigh we have red buttons and green buttons