We thank Robert Jumper for his compassion for homeless animals. We agree that more resources are needed to prevent animals from becoming homeless in the first place.

“God can take the little things, the insignificant ones, and make them bigger in our eyes.  Revival Fire and our praise, is in this House, this morning.  Healing is here. 

We appreciate the following that the One Feather has and has had for several years. We know that what we publish doesn’t always make people happy.

I find it very disturbing that the Cherokee pharmacy charges 10x the usual amount for diabetic syringes.

Let our New Year’s resolution be that we will get serious and take action to make Cherokee and the Qualla Boundary a no-kill sanctuary for animals. 

“We are known as the saints of the Most High God,” explained Rev. Melton.  “However, because we live in a fallen world, we are subject to some fears, cautionary real ones, and can be tested by those not real. 

I have long been anticipating the opening of Native Brews Tap and Grill. On Saturday, Nov 14, my mom and I were finally able to enjoy their lunch.

We have been waiting for a long time and it is feeling unbearable. We long so much for the normal. We feel that we are ready to take risks to feel it.