NEWS ᎧᏃᎮᏓ
Qualla Boundary named Tribal Destination of the Year by AIANTA
The Qualla Boundary, home to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, was named Tribal Destination of the Year which “honors a destination that encompasses the following: excellent customer service, visitor-friendly destination, authentic cultural heritage experience(s) and amenities for visitors”.
Eastern Band assisting hurricane relief
With the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians prepared for flooding, winds and the damages caused by both, Hurricane Florence left it and its trust lands mostly undamaged. The eastern part of the state was left with damages from the winds and catastrophic flooding that continued through the week. The death toll was 42 as of Thursday, Sept. 20.
Tribal Court Docket for Wednesday, Sept. 26
This is a criminal docket date for the Cherokee Tribal Court. All of the defendants listed have only been charged with the crimes/offenses listed and should be considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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COMMUNITY ᏍᎦᏚᎩ
Seven Clans Grant Council to give youth-based grants
The Cherokee Youth Council (CYC) recently established the Seven Clans Grant Council (SCGC) that will give small grants that will benefit the youth of the Qualla Boundary.
CHS’s Allied Health Science classes attend 12th Annual Health Careers Fair
Cherokee High School’s Allied Health Science Classes attended the 12th Annual Health Careers Education Awareness Conference on Oct. 11.
New WCU chancellor to meet with communities
Western Carolina University Chancellor David O. Belcher will meet members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and the Swain County community in November as part of a “get acquainted tour” that will take WCU’s new chief executive officer to 15 stops during a four-month span.
OPINIONS ᏃᎵᏍᎬᎢ
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SPORTS ᏍᎦᏚᎩ
Cherokee Archery
Cherokee Archery has changed its meeting time to Tuesdays at 5 at TRIBAL GROUNDS COFFEE.
'Scrapping Squirrels' and 'Do Work' win NAYO Qualifier
The Scrapping Squirrels took 1st place in the girl division and the Do Work team took 1st place in the boys division of the NAYO Qualifier basketball tournament held Saturday, March 20 in the Snowbird Community.
Locals win at SONC Basketball and Cheerleading Tourney
Four athletes from the Qualla Boundary traveled to Winston-Salem to compete in the Western Special Olympics of North Carolina (SONC) Basketball and Cheerleading Tournament on Saturday, March 6.
OBITUARIES ᏧᏂᏲᎰᏒ
Lawanda Davis Jackson – obituary
Lawanda Davis Jackson – obituary
Rose Mae Taylor Salazar – obituary
Rose Mae Taylor Salazar – obituary
Felicia Lucille (Belle) Smith – obituary
Felicia Lucille (Belle) Smith – obituary
HAPPENINGS
Cherokee Life Adult Coed Volleyball League flyer
CPF announces photo contest
Cherokee Preservation Foundation has announced it is sponsoring a community photo contest in connection with its 10th Anniversary Celebration. The contest is open to people who live on the Qualla Boundary or in Haywood, Swain, Graham, Jackson, Cherokee, Macon...
One-day Cherokee language course to be offered at WCU
A one-day intensive course in the Cherokee language will be offered Thursday, June 14, by Western Carolina University’s Office of Continuing Education.
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