107th Cherokee Indian Fair EBCI Cooperative Extension winners
Following are the winners of the EBCI Cooperative Extension contests at the 107th Cherokee Indian Fair. Winners of the Baked Goods contests can be found in the Oct. 16 print issue of the Cherokee One Feather. Agriculture Adult Division Any traditional Cherokee crop not listed as a category: 1 – Chad Cooper, 2 – Sadie Standingdeer, More...
REVIEW: Sleepy Hollow Experience is ‘immersive and entertaining’
By PHILENIA WALKINGSTICK ONE FEATHER STAFF When the leaves change color so does the atmosphere of the Mountainside Theatre in Cherokee. This year, the Cherokee Historical Association is working with More...
Spirit Animal looks to bring new flavor to Cherokee music scene
By JONAH LOSSIAH ONE FEATHER STAFF Spirit Animal, an indie-pop band from Brooklyn, New York will be playing in Cherokee on Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Harrah’s Cherokee Resort Event Center. Steve Cooper, More...
VETERAN’S CORNER: Lt. Col. Lewis H. Harding retired after 32 years of service
ONE FEATHER STAFF REPORT Lt. Col. Lewis H. Harding Jr. (Ret.) retired from the U.S. Air Force on Jan. 6, 2016 after 32 years of service. A first descendant of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, More...
Brian Clowdus looks to bring a new Halloween tradition with Sleepy Hollow
By JONAH LOSSIAH ONE FEATHER STAFF The Sleepy Hollow Experience is coming to Cherokee starting this Thursday, Oct. 17. Brian Clowdus, the producer and director, wants to make the show as impactful More...
Harrah’s Cherokee receives Readers’ Choice award from ConventionSouth
ConventionSouth Magazine has presented Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort with a 2019 Readers’ Choice Award. ConventionSouth is a national multimedia resource for planning events in the South and More...
107th Cherokee Indian Fair baked goods winners
Following are the winners in the 107th Cherokee Indian Fair baked goods competition hosted by EBCI Cooperative Extension: Abbie Ball, 14, of the Yellowhill Community, won a Best in Show ribbon and took first More...
Rooted in the Mountains at WCU attracts largest crowd in decade-long run
CULLOWHEE – The Rooted in the Mountains theme of “Giduwagi ― Appalachian Historical Ecology” struck a resounding note with the record number of attendees at this year’s symposium. Nearly 400 people More...
Destiny Mills used her platform to spread her culture and grow
By JONAH LOSSIAH ONE FEATHER STAFF Destiny Mills, who has held the title of 2018-19 Teen Miss Cherokee, knew she had a lot to learn when she stepped into her role. She said that public speaking was More...
Hernandez enjoyed traveling, meeting people during reign
Following grand entry, Little Miss Cherokee Morgan Hernandez welcomes everyone to the 44th Annual Eastern Cherokee Pow Wow on the evening of July 6. Shown behind her, left to right, are Miss Native American USA More...