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Spoons bistro & bakery is on the campus of HopeWest Hospice, which cares for people at the end of life across five Western Slope counties.

TAHLEQUAH — The Cherokee Nation has launched a survey to get input from Cherokee citizens to help design and develop a new volunteerism and national service program called Gadugi Corps.

Cherokee Nation’s First Steps to Hope program, a pilot program, is still accepting applications for those eligible for the monthly $400 economic support payment.

The Cherokee Nation has launched a survey to get input from Cherokee citizens to help design and develop a new volunteerism and national service program called Gadugi Corps.

The Leadville Irish Miners' Memorial is dedicated to the thousands of miners who died penniless and were buried in unmarked graves.

The Cherokee Nation has launched a survey to get input from Cherokee citizens to help design and develop a new volunteerism and national service program called Gadugi Corps.

OSIRIS-REx’s mission to scoop up part of an asteroid launched seven years ago and traveled 200 million miles.

A free Senior Expo will be held on Friday, Oct. 6, from 10 a.m. to noon at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, 2201 University Drive, Lemont Furnace.

TAHLEQUAH — Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner have named Dr. Beth Harp, a Cherokee Nation citizen from Westville, as the new Executive Medical

TAHLEQUAH — Cherokee Nation’s First Steps to Hope program, a pilot program, is still accepting applications for those eligible for the monthly $400 economic support payment.