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Ask Dr Per Cap: The business of per cap - The Cherokee One Feather

Ask Dr. Per Cap: The business of per cap   Dear Dr. Per Cap When will we know how much June Per Cap will be?  I’d like to know so I can make a budget. – Planning Ahead Dear Planning Ahead, I think a lot of EBCI folks would love to know the amount of upcoming per capita sooner rather than later; however, the process of paying per cap is detailed and complex. I recently had the privilege of chatting with Cory Blankenship, Secretary of Treasury for the EBCI, who explained how it all works.  Semi-annual per cap payments are based on distribution periods or timeframes.  June per cap comes from casino revenues earned between October of the previous year and March of the current year.    December per cap reflects revenues between April and September of the current year.

Cooper reappointed to WCU Board of Trustees - The Cherokee One Feather

Cooper reappointed to WCU Board of Trustees   CULLOWHEE – The University of North Carolina Board of Governors appointed Timothy “Jake” Robinson of Canton, to the Western Carolina University Board of Trustees, while also reappointing current board members, Robert “Bob” Roberts of Asheville, Haden Boliek of Fayetteville, and Casey Cooper of Cherokee at its meeting Thursday, April 22. The board appointments will take effect July 1 through June 30, 2025. Cooper is the chief executive officer of Cherokee Indian Hospital in Cherokee. The hospital serves approximately 14,000 members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI). As an enrolled member of the EBCI, Cooper has been involved in American Indian health care for 25 years. He is a graduate of Gardner-Webb University and holds a master’s degree in business from UNC-Chapel Hill. 

Health care coverage council submits guiding principals - State of Reform

Health care coverage council submits guiding principals - State of Reform
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One year later: COVID-19 killed 189 in the four-county area

When life as we knew it slammed to a sudden stop in mid-March of 2020, the novel coronavirus from Wuhan hadn’t yet infected a single resident of Western North Carolina, but with the virus continually expanding its territory  since the United States’ first confirmed case on Jan. 21, 2020, it seemed only a matter of time.  Buncombe County confirmed its first case March 16 the patient was a visitor from New York who then traveled to Macon County to isolate followed by Cherokee County March 18. A part-time resident of Jackson County tested positive on March 23, and Haywood County reported its first cases on April 2. Testing from the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians confirmed the first cases  in Swain and Graham counties on April 25 and 26. 

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