If you didn’t make the trip to the Chief Joyce Dugan Cultural Arts Center this weekend to watch the Cherokee Musical Theater production of the “Lion King Jr.”, you missed something truly amazing and historic for our community.

This is the latest commentary installment from William Ledford.

On March 3, I joined millions of people who have learned that their mother had died.

With any luck, the Editorial Board of the Cherokee One Feather will be speaking with Tribal Council on the issue of free press for the tribal community in the next session.

When it comes to serving the community, don’t miss your opportunity to set the example.

As a tribal member, I was left a little bewildered by the Tribal Council sessions of the last week of March and the first week of April.

You don’t have to live within the Boundary to admire Chief Lambert’s courage and determination to clean up tribal government.

Flocks of Mallard ducks and Canadian geese have called the Island Park their home away from home for several years now.