Rabies: What You Need to Know
By Arika Tenbrook, Public Health Registered Nurse Since May 2026, three rabid bats have been found in Douglas County. Let’s discuss some facts about this virus to increase awareness and […]
Set Your Mind on Longevity
Cultivate a strong mind today for a healthier, happier tomorrow.
Nutrition for Sharp Memory: from Youth to Elder Years
The way we nourish our bodies each day is one of the greatest points of power for leveraging a strong mind.
Music on the Half Shell 2026
Staff from the Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe and Seven Feathers Casino Resort had a great time at Music on the Half Shell helping gather donations for the next year’s lineup […]
Interactive Linocut Art Display to Feature Tribal Imagery and Takelma Language
Artist Keith Van Norman reached out to the Tribe’s Cultural Resources and Education staff for help with his art for an Umpqua Valley Arts (UVA) exhibit.
Ancestral Land Conflict in Vallejo Heats Up Again
A Northern California Tribe has been ordered to stop their plans for a casino near Vallejo after the Department of the Interior reversed course and said they didn’t have strong […]
Kaden Blair Chosen for ODE Youth Advisory Council
Kaden Blair, Cow Creek Umpqua Tribal member and Vice Chairman for the Tribal Youth Council (TYC), has been selected to serve on the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) Youth Advisory […]
Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management: Prevention and Response During Wildfire Season
Oregon is experiencing the most active wildfire season in recent history, and Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management is one of the many agencies helping to keep the flames from spreading.
Takelma Colors Joins International Collection of Endangered Language Books
Takelma Colors joined the IBBY-UNESCO Collection of Remarkable Books for Young Readers in Indigenous and Endangered Languages, an honor that was announced during the 40th IBBY World Congress in [...]
