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Welcome to Cherokee 411, your trusted source for Cherokee news and updates from across the Cherokee Nation, the UKB (United Keetoowah Band), and the EBCI (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians). We bring you the latest in tribal news, Cherokee business, community stories, and developments in Native health and wellness. From cultural preservation to economic growth, we highlight key topics that matter to the Cherokee people and beyond. Stay informed on issues impacting our communities with timely and relevant Native news—connecting tradition, progress, and people.

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Bacone College: A Legacy Lost but Not Forgotten log PostBy: By Cherokee 411 Staff Published on: 01/06/2025

Discover the powerful legacy and painful closure of Bacone College—home to Native art, healing, and education. A story of resilience, culture, and the call to preserve what remains.

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Whistleblower’s Verdict Nullified: The Long Fight of David Comingdeer

Whistleblower’s Verdict Nullified: The Long Fight of David ComingdeerBy: Cara Cowan Watts Published on: 23/05/2025

David Comingdeer won his whistleblower case—then lost it. A historic jury verdict overturned. What does it mean for justice in the Cherokee Nation? An exclusive from Cherokee 411.

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Cherokee 411 Offers Free Obituary Services to Honor Our People

Cherokee 411 Offers Free Obituary Services to Honor Our PeopleBy: By Cherokee 411 Staff Published on: 01/02/2025

Cherokee 411 offers free obituary services for CN, UKB, and EBCI veterans, Cherokee National Treasures, and newsletter subscribers. Honor your loved ones—submit at www.Cherokee411.com

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A Trailblazer Steps Down: Reflecting on Sam McCracken’s Legacy with Nike N7-Cheorkee 411

A Trailblazer Steps Down: Reflecting on Sam McCracken’s Legacy with Nike N7-Cheorkee 411By: By Cherokee 411 Staff Published on: 30/12/2024

Sam McCracken, Nike N7 founder, retires in 2025, leaving a lasting impact on Indigenous youth through sports, education, and cultural empowerment. A trailblazer in Native News, his legacy inspires.

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