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ANETSO: Kolanvyi (Big Cove) v. Walelu (Hummingbirds) on the evening of Oct. 11, the final game of the 113th Annual Chero...
10/12/2025

ANETSO: Kolanvyi (Big Cove) v. Walelu (Hummingbirds) on the evening of Oct. 11, the final game of the 113th Annual Cherokee Indian Fair. FINAL SCORE Kolanvyi 12 Walelu 8 (BROOKLYN BROWN/One Feather photos)

ANETSO: Wayohi (Wolftown) v. Tsisqwohi (Birdtown) on the evening of Oct. 11. FINAL SCORE Wayohi 12 Tsisqwohi 9 (INDICA C...
10/12/2025

ANETSO: Wayohi (Wolftown) v. Tsisqwohi (Birdtown) on the evening of Oct. 11. FINAL SCORE Wayohi 12 Tsisqwohi 9 (INDICA CLIMBINGBEAR and KIERA NICOLE TOINEETA/One Feather photos)

Winners in the women’s frybread toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., o...
10/11/2025

Winners in the women’s frybread toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Alicia Bradley, first place; Kendall Toineeta, second place; and Me-Li Jackson (not pictured), third place. (Photo contributed)

Winners in the men’s frybread toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on ...
10/11/2025

Winners in the men’s frybread toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Jack Smoker, first place; Jesse Deer In Water, third place; and Bruce Toineeta, second place. (Photo contributed)

Winners in the marbles contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning ...
10/11/2025

Winners in the marbles contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Kendall Toineeta, third place; Jack Smoker, second place; and Jabba Smoker, first place. (Photo contributed)

ANETSO: Teens Kolanvyi (Big Cove) v. Wayohi (Wolftown) on the evening of Oct. 11. FINAL SCORE Kolanvyi 12 Wayohi 2 (INDI...
10/11/2025

ANETSO: Teens Kolanvyi (Big Cove) v. Wayohi (Wolftown) on the evening of Oct. 11. FINAL SCORE Kolanvyi 12 Wayohi 2 (INDICA CLIMBINGBEAR/One Feather photos)

Winners in the men's lid toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the m...
10/11/2025

Winners in the men's lid toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Bruce Toineeta, first place; Shane Pope, second place; and Elijah Wachacha, third place.
(SCOTT MCKIE B.P./One Feather photo)

Winners in the women's lid toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the...
10/11/2025

Winners in the women's lid toss contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Joscelyn Stamper, third place; Miranda Stamper, second place; and Me-Li Jackson, first place. (SCOTT MCKIE B.P./One Feather photo)

Winners in the men's recurve bow contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on th...
10/11/2025

Winners in the men's recurve bow contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Steve Powell, second place; Wilson Oocumma, third place; and Tommy Cabe, first place.(Photo by Sheena Brings Plenty)

Winners in the women's recurve bow contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on ...
10/11/2025

Winners in the women's recurve bow contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Veronica McCoy, first place; Pat Oocumma, second place; and Julie Beck, third place. (Photo by Sheena Brings Plenty)

Jabba and Jack Smoker, married couple and members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, swept the ax throwing contest...
10/11/2025

Jabba and Jack Smoker, married couple and members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, swept the ax throwing contests during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11. (SCOTT MCKIE B.P./One Feather photo)

Winners in the women's compound bow contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on...
10/11/2025

Winners in the women's compound bow contest during Community Day at the 113th Cherokee Indian Fair in Cherokee, N.C., on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 11, are shown, left to right, - Hannah Owle, first place; Holly Pruitt, second place; and (not pictured) Dorothy Swadling, third place. (SCOTT MCKIE B.P./One Feather photo)

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A Diary of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

The Cherokee One Feather is the official weekly newspaper and multimedia news source for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, a federally recognized tribe based on the Cherokee Indian Reservation in Cherokee, North Carolina. It is the policy of the Cherokee One Feather to publish news articles and other materials and information judged by the editorial staff to have general value to the Cherokee community. Such news articles include a resume of Tribal Council business, Executive Committee and Business Committee actions and action taken by other Tribal committees, boards and enterprises. In addition, we cover local, state, regional, national, and international stories that of interest and impact to our tribe and surrounding community. We serve the approximately 16,000 members of our tribe and thousands of community members within the Western North Carolina region.

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