Kayce Ofield News Today

After learning about the Cherokee Phoenix’s Seven Feathers award design contest in the Cherokee Phoenix newspaper, Cherokee Nation citizen Kayce O’Field gave it a go to create a unique award

Five Cherokee Nation citizens and six Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians citizens banded together on the annual Remember the Removal Bike Ride and arrived in Tahlequah on June 17 after

A group of five Oklahoma cyclists will pedal through Northwest Arkansas later this week as they retrace the steps of their Cherokee ancestors on the Trail of Tears.

For a group of cyclists traveling hundreds of miles across eight states, Saturday and the days around it are a...

An all-female team of Remember the Removal cyclists departed Tahlequah on May 25 for a 950-mile journey to honor Cherokees forced from their homes more than 180 years ago.

After five months of training in the gym, at home and as a team in all types of weather, the Remember the Removal team completed their required mileage test on

For six young citizens of the Cherokee Nation, June will mark a tough journey. It’ll be a grueling bike ride across seven states, but it’ll also be a journey of reflection into the past and what their Cherokee ancestors endured along the infamous Trail of Tears.

The Remember the Removal Bike Ride route includes Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma over nearly three weeks

Six cyclists from the Cherokee Nation will participate in the 2022 “Remember the Removal” Bike Ride this June, retracing an estimated 950 miles along the northern route of the Trail