Tribal member to hand-cycle Trail of Tears route
By SCOTT MCKIE B.P. ONE FEATHER STAFF More than five years ago, Maranda Bradley’s life changed forever. She sustained a very serious spinal cord injury due to a bad car accident. Now, she’s training to hand-cycle (cycle propelled by her arms) the northern route of the Trail of the Tears. Maranda Bradley, a member of the Eastern More...
Cherokee Heritage motivates academic journey
FROM CHAMINADE MAGAZINE REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION Chaminade (University) junior Alexis Lambert loves to see history come alive through culture. And so when her professor tasked her with writing a More...
Cherokee artist staying busy during pandemic
By SCOTT MCKIE B.P. ONE FEATHER STAFF For Cherokee artist Luzene Hill, the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging, but it certainly hasn’t stopped her from sharing her work with the world. She More...
Thank you for support during illness
I just want to thank everyone for the love that has been shown to us while having COVID and sickness. I love our community and how everyone comes together to help someone in need. Being quarantined is no More...
Painttown Gym and Community Center to be re-named in honor of Pam Taylor
By SCOTT MCKIE B.P. ONE FEATHER STAFF The Painttown Gym and Community Center will be re-named in honor of the late Pam Taylor who dedicated her life to Cherokee youth. Tribal Council passed unanimously More...
Cherokee High School 1st Quarter Honor Rolls
9th Grade Principal’s Honor Roll: Creedon Arch, Chase Calhoun, Jayle Creson, Madison Ledford, Laura Martinez, Evan Nations, Taiya Parra-Rubio, George Saunooke, Ann Toineeta, Bayley Wright Alpha More...
Thank you from family of Charles Wolfe
I just want to take a few minutes to thank a few people that helped our family during our time of sorrow. First off, I want to thank Tribal EMS, Harris Regional Hospital, Memorial Mission Hospital, all the More...
WCU designated a ‘green college’ for 10th year by The Princeton Review
CULLOWHEE – For a decade, Western Carolina University (WCU) has been listed by The Princeton Review as one of the most environmentally responsible and ecologically connected institutions in North America. WCU More...
Cherokee One Feather Spooky Story Contest winners
Best in the Elementary School Category Odie Owle Mother: Keyonna Owle Cherokee, N.C. 3rd grade Yellow Flowers There once was a little girl named Sally. One day she went up the hill, behind her More...
Grandfather Buzzard soars at Cherokee Indian Hospital
By SHEYAHSHE LITTLEDAVE and ANNA FARIELLO SPECIAL TO THE ONE FEATHER In 2015, the Cherokee Indian Hospital opened the doors to a new state-of-the art facility designed specifically to reduce stigma More...