Sat. November 22, 2008
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GoErie.com
November 22, 2008
Later, when the
Cherokee Indians of the Southeast had assimilated into
American society, we moved them through "The Trail of Tears" -- the Indian Removal ...
News & Observer
November 22, 2008
She wanted an Indian badge, and there were no books on
Native Americans in the library. (The girls were shocked when he showed up in a three-piece suit; ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 22, 2008
"The reason I am so aggressive about saving
Indigenous languages is because I am a
Cherokee Nation member, and the
Cherokee language is in worse shape than ...
Indian Country Today
November 21, 2008
"Trail of Tears" relates the tragic ethnic cleansing of the Cherokee Nation from its southeast homeland in which 4000 people died of disease and starvation ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
Members of the
Cherokee Nation Color Guard marched in the 89th annual Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11 in
New York City. Seven Color Guard members marched in the ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
The
Cherokee Nation is seeking applicants for a new scholarship program that would provide financial assistance to students pursuing higher
education ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
The Cherokee Nation would never have considered the possibility of purchasing a business or land within the historical boundaries of another Indian Nation, ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
A Tribal Council sub-committee will move forward with a plan to reapportion the Cherokee Nation's nine council districts into 15. The Rules sub-committee ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
We will no longer be a unique group of
Cherokee Indians. We will be overwhelmed like the
Cherokee Nation in
Oklahoma! Now, I can't begin to guess how the ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
Why does the Cherokee Nation exist?" Some days we hear from people saying "How come you Indians are getting this; how come you are getting away with that? ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
28, 1915, which stated the second Saturday of May would be American Indian Day. It was the first formal appeal for recognition of
American Indians as ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
November is
lung cancer Awareness Month, and the
Cherokee Nation and some area health facilities are doing what they can to help fight the disease and what ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
The Cherokee Nation with nearly 250000 citizens and the Navajo Nation with nearly 400000 citizens are the two largest tribes in the country. ...
News & Observer
November 20, 2008
The state's
American Indians will be celebrated Saturday at the annual American Indian Heritage Celebration at the NC Museum of History in downtown Raleigh. ...
Cherokee Phoenix
November 20, 2008
Now 56, this
Cherokee Nation citizen and mother of three grown
children is the new associate director of the National Museum of the
American Indian, ...
Erwin Record
November 19, 2008
Tanasi, the Cherokee Indian word for
Tennessee, could eventually be built in the town of Unicoi, and it could be a regional tourism draw, just like West ...
NewsOK.com
November 19, 2008
The poultry
companies have maintained from the start that the
Cherokee Nation is an indispensable party to any action seeking to recover money for supposed ...
Greenville News
November 18, 2008
This goes back to before the Revolutionary War with treaties with the Cherokee." Because the boundary line affects Greer's history, Hiatt said the rock's ...
Erwin Record
November 18, 2008
Tanasi, the Cherokee Indian word for
Tennessee, could eventually be built in the town of Unicoi, and it could be a regional tourism draw, just like West ...
Muskogee Daily Phoenix
November 18, 2008
Eastern
Oklahoma Development District to release a 911 Roads Data Set to
Cherokee Nation Geo Data Center for establishing their 14-county 911 system. ...
Tahlequah Daily Press
November 18, 2008
By BOB GIBBINS Formal charges were filed Monday against a Cherokee County man involved in a standoff last month with sheriff's deputies and Cherokee Nation ...
NewsOK.com
November 18, 2008
The compact announced last week and approved by the Cherokees will have the tribe pay a
tax of 67 cents per pack for all its cigarettes. ...
Sequoyah County Times
November 17, 2008
The Cherokee Nation recently contributed $145000 to Boys and Girls Clubs in the nation's 14-county area, including a $15000 donation to the Boys and Girls ...
Kansas City Star
November 17, 2008
The
Oklahoma-based
Cherokee Nation is nearing completion of a $155 million expansion of its hotel and 1600 slot
Cherokee Nation Casino and the tribe has now ...
Native Times
November 17, 2008
"What should be clear is that the Cherokee Nation retains full ownership and management of all of our facilities. This is a marketing mechanism to share the ...
Muskogee Daily Phoenix
November 16, 2008
Approving Eastern
Oklahoma Development District to release a 911 Roads Data Set to
Cherokee Nation Geo Data Center for establishing their 14-county 911 ...
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
November 16, 2008
The
Cherokee Nation opened a new casino a few feet west of the state line Monday. And the Quapaw Tribe of
Oklahoma is readying a resort hotel, scheduled to ...
KTUL
November 15, 2008
The casino is one of seven in
Oklahoma operated by
Cherokee Nation Enterprises. It opened its doors last week. West Siloam Springs Mayor Elaine Carr says ...
Sequoyah County Times
November 15, 2008
The presentation is sponsored by the Muldrow Cherokee Community
organization (MCCO) and
Cherokee Nation Healthy Nation. Mary Owl-Batt of the Redbird Smith ...
WXVT
November 15, 2008
The casino is 1 of 7 in
Oklahoma operated by
Cherokee Nation Enterprises. It opened its doors this week. Wayne Mays, president of the Siloam Springs Chamber ...
KOKI FOX 23
November 15, 2008
The Hard Rock Hotel has partnered with the Cherokee Nation. The deal would allow the Cherokee Nation to brand its expanded hotel and casino, ...
Tulsa World
November 14, 2008
By Staff Reports A deal is in the works to reopen the Cherokee Casino Resort as Hard Rock Casino Tulsa, the Cherokee Nation announced Friday morning. ...
Muskogee Daily Phoenix
November 14, 2008
In the
Cherokee Nation, there are nearly 5000 patients in the tribe's
diabetes Registry.
Native Americans are at particular risk for diabetes, ...
Tahlequah Daily Press
November 14, 2008
By TEDDYE SNELL Cherokee Nation Immersion School kindergartners may just be learning to read and write, but already they're famous. ...
KTUL
November 14, 2008
Catoosa - Cherokee Nation Enterprises and the Hard Rock Hotel Holdings, LLC have entered into a license agreement that will allow its expanded hotel and ...
Mount Airy News
November 13, 2008
They worked closely with the Cherokees in Georgia and
Oklahoma, and were allowed to enter the
Cherokee Nation in 1800 because they promised to teach reading ...
Providence Journal
November 13, 2008
and
Indigenous Invisibility, by Wanda Jean Lord, Cherokee/Choctaw, featuring Paulla Dove Jennings, Narragansett of the Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum in ...
Daily Post Athenian
November 13, 2008
This site took on special significance in 1838 as it became the final point of departure from the Cherokee Nation for many of the emigrating detachments ...
Northwest Herald
November 13, 2008
Many of the students asked Carlino, an elder in the Western Cherokee Nation, questions relating to his duty as carrier of Sitting Bull's pipe. ...
Macon County News
November 13, 2008
Registration and check-in will begin at 8 am at the Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds on Hwy. 441 located next to the Cherokee Indian Museum. ...
