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Completing the Circle of Fire: Tri-Council meets in Cherokee

Completing the Circle of Fire: Tri-Council meets in Cherokee

Sovereignty, identity, and culture were just a few of the issues the three federally recognized Cherokee tribes came together to discuss in the annual Tri-Council meeting. Under the theme, “Completing the Circle of Fire”, the Councils of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Cherokee Nation, and the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians met at the Harrah’s Cherokee Convention Center on the morning of Friday, June 16. 

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COMMENTARY: What should we do with the elk?

During EBCI Community Services program reports last week, Natural Resource Enforcement (NRE) reported that out of 908 total calls for the previous reporting period (typically a month), 123 calls were requesting help with elk. That is roughly 13.5 percent of all call activity for that period being elk related.

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COMMENTARY: Curing what ails us

Our heritage, benefits, and personal identity have long been wrapped up in a system that identifies us as enrolled members of a body of people. In an ironic twist of fate, we are identified as Cherokee due to our connection to a federal roll established in 1924.

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SPEAKING OF FAITH: Everyone is called, have you chosen?

God never said to just sit around nor even just attend a church.  I read things like “Go ye therefore into all nations, baptizing them in the Name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost.”  We can almost hear a person say, “Well, that’s good, I’ll just lay out until next Sunday then.”  No, that’s not how it works, either.  Let me give you a benchmark.  Having started, I need to finish this. 

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Fall Indianpreneurship Classes

Aug. 5 – Oct. 7 (Tuesday nights from 6-9pm).  Attendance is required.  $60 fee to cover cost of the book.  Info or to register: Kimberly Winchester 554-6719 or kimbwinc@nc-cherokee.com

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SRPO seeking comments on transportation projects

Southwestern Rural Planning Organization’s draft list of transportation projects to receive local Prioritization points will be posted online at www.regiona.org/spot/ no later than close of business on Thursday, July 3. Alternatively, hard copies will be available on...

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