The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians petitioned to change the name back to its original Cherokee name. That request has now been granted and Cherokee leaders and visitors are responding.
Only on News 13 -- an exclusive first look at the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians packaged cannabis products. The historic medical marijuana dispensary will open on Saturday, April 20 ...
CHEROKEE, N.C. — Support for legalizing marijuana in North Carolina is growing. A new bill was filed that would allow ...
On Monday, March 16th members of HVFD delivered their 2010 Ford medic unit, Medic 28, to The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians ...
Another month has passed with no foresable movement on legislation that would provide full federal legitacy to the Lumbee ...
New filings in the civil suit Jason Harley Kloepfer filed seven months after he was shot by police in the doorway of his own ...
Tribal Council Member Richard French, representing the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, encouraged the three tribes to continue to work with each other. Chief Joe Bunch, whose United Keetoowah ...
How a Cherokee tribe used tribal sovereignty to open North Carolina's only legal cannabis dispensary
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians opened its cannabis superstore, the Great Smoky Cannabis Company, on April 20th in a renovated bingo hall in the Great Smoky Mountains. A holiday for cannabis ...
The March 10 deadline to timely apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) for 39 North Carolina counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina is quickly approaching. N.C.
From 1882 to 1887, Trinity College, then in Randolph County, ran the federally funded Cherokee Industrial Indian Boarding School, enrolling 20 children of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The ...
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