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About an hour from Knoxville, this serene river and its surrounding wilderness are home to several waterfalls, a large ...
One of the bills he's promised to block, according to those interviewed by the AP, is a land transfer that would allow the Tennessee Valley Authority to return 70 acres of land to the Eastern Band of ...
Attendees at the monthly Lunch & Learn filled the Northeastern State University Jazz Lab to hear from participants in the Remember the Removal Bike Ride. Jenny Kliest, Kiyah Holmes, Will Chavez and ...
The Sequoyah Birthplace Museum, Tennessee’s only tribally owned museum, will host its 34th Cherokee Fall Festival on Sept. 6 ...
Sequoyah Birthplace Museum, Tennessee’s only tribal-owned museum, will host its 34th annual Cherokee Fall Festival on ...
This small, unincorporated Tennessee town is home to rich American history, which its residents continue to celebrate today.
The Cherokee Trail of Tears In 1838-1839, the U.S. government forced about 16,000 Cherokee people to leave their homes and walk 1,000 miles to Indian Territory, now Oklahoma. Many died from cold, ...
Students in a William & Mary anthropology class recently took a trip to Cherokee, North Carolina, to learn about Cherokee history and culture.
A Hartselle native has made history in the NFL, but not as a cheerleader or football player.
The Cherokee Indians are warning people to avoid a creek at a popular campground in the North Carolina mountains due to high E. coli bacteria counts.