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In November, the Cherokee Phoenix will honor Cherokee Nation citizens who work to make the world a better place in the areas of business, community, education, health and service, as

The 71st annual Cherokee National Holiday sees several thousand visitors each year who enjoy numerous events and activities throughout the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Monroe County high schools collecting cleaning supplies for Tellico Plains High School Students.

The Cherokee Nation Education Committee met Tuesday, Aug. 8 to hear reports on college scholarships and the first day of classes at Sequoyah High School.

After Tahlequah resident Oscar Hokeah’s debut novel, “Calling for a Blanket Dance,” hit the shelves July 26, 2022, the book and author have garnered several honors and recognitions.

Former Tribal Councilman Don Goode Garvin, 90, of Muskogee, died June 28.

Arguing it could boost the financial security of the county, Hamilton County Commissioner Warren Mackey, D-Lake Vista, urged his colleagues Wednesday to embrace a plan in his district to revitalize approximately 300 acres of riverfront property on Chattanoogas Westside.

Bryce Girty, an eighth grader at the Cherokee Immersion School, said he got into cross-country naturally since he “always kind of ran around the house all the time.”

After making the Peach State proud by winning Season 22 of NBC's hit show "The Voice," Georgia native Bryce Leatherwood was given yet another honor on Tuesday.

From grade school, to high school and now college, Cherokee Nation citizen Athena GoingSnake has been playing the clarinet since fifth grade and is now a sophomore at Northwestern University