Of the 9,600 people who live within the Qualla Boundary, the median household income is $27,813 compared to $50,584 for North Carolina. The area has a 27% poverty level compared to 16.4% for the state ...

People who aren’t Cherokee will be allowed to visit the tribe and buy medical marijuana from the Cherokee dispensary, said Jeremy Wilson, the governmental affairs liaison for Principal Chief ...

At a Cherokee tribal council work session Monday, April 15, 2024, council member Boyd Owle, far right, announces that the tribe’s adult-use cannabis ordinance should be finished and voted on in ...

People have been making pottery in the mountains of western North Carolina for thousands of years. This Living Traditions ...

In Cherokee, “Museum of the Cherokee People” approximately translates to: “All of us are Cherokee people. It is all of ours, where the old things are stored.” ...

Countless generations of Cherokee Indians have cultivated lands in the shadow of the Smoky Mountains. More people want to learn from them. WHY WE’RE HERE We’re exploring how America defines ...

According to Cherokee lore, moon-eyed people lived deep in the woods of present-day North Carolina and Georgia. Blue-eyed and pale, they were so sensitive to light that they slept during the day ...

People who aren’t Cherokee will be allowed to visit the tribe and buy medical marijuana from the Cherokee dispensary, said Jeremy Wilson, the governmental affairs liaison for Principal Chief ...

CHEROKEE, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Cherokee Indian Police Department announced that four people were recently charged after a teenager went missing in the area. Officers said the teenager went ...

The Cherokee nation will begin issuing regulated medical marijuana cards this week to buy the first batch of legal weed in North Carolina., a tribal official told The Charlotte Observer on Monday ...

The Cherokee nation will begin issuing regulated medical marijuana cards this week to buy the first batch of legal weed in North Carolina., a tribal official told The Charlotte Observer on Monday ...