“If you look at any of the news broadcasts today, you will see there are already people here who are calling ‘good’ things as being ‘evil’, many of those doing this actually are also calling ‘evil’ things, ‘good,’ related Rev. Melton. 

The health of our community – socially, physically, economically – is at least partially dependent on the business community.

I vote because it gives me a voice in the quality of life for my family now and into the future.

I think it would be safe to say that the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) has suffered more than our share of “irreparable harm” at the hands of the U.S. government.

The monster that is COVID-19 consumes our thoughts and actions today.

There are many words that could be used to describe the late Jerry Wolfe, Beloved Man of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, including: traditionalist, storyteller, ambassador, ballplayer, mason, veteran, hero, etc.  In April 2013, he was named the first Beloved Man in over 200 years.

“Shout with the voice of a trumpet blast.  Shout aloud! Don’t be timid.  Tell my people Israel of their sins!

Skin color matters! It took the threat of the loss of corporate sponsorship to change a name that would not be changed.