Music on the Half Shell Honors Tribe’s Sponsorship
The Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians were honored for their long-term sponsorship of Music on the Half Shell, a free weekly concert series that welcomes families to […]
West Fork Canyon Creek Culvert Removed
An oversized, rusted culvert was removed from Cow Creek Umpqua Tribal land this month near Canyonville, allowing water to flow freely again in the stream bed and bringing hope that […]
Location Change for the Contest of Heroes
Cow Creek Tribal Police and Fire Management staff will be participating in this year’s Contest of Heroes, an event where local law enforcement, fire fighters, and EMTs volunteer to wait tables to [...]
Fermentation as a Path to Connection and Community
At its heart, fermentation is a deeply personal, hands-on process that invites presence and patience.
Gut Health: The Basics
You may have heard about gut health, a growing field in the world of health and longevity. Gut health begins with the food we chew, to the waste that results.
Putting the Red, White, and Blue in the Fourth of July!
Berry plants are blooming, offering some of the most nutritious foods available. Berries pack a dense number of phytonutrients.
Pollinators in the Kitchen: Nurtured by Nature
A land rich with pollinators is vital to every meal, both plant-based and animal-based.
Wildfire Mitigation Work Near Tribal Properties
Thanks to the hard work of a crew from Phoenix School in Roseburg, a large area near Seven Feathers RV Resort in Canyonville has been treated to help mitigate or reduce impacts from wildfire.
CCTPD Swears In Newest Tribal Police Officer
Brian Melvin, the newest officer of the Cow Creek Tribal Police Department, was sworn in during a ceremony held on April 2.
US Navy Ship Named after Nisqually Tribal Leader
The U.S. Navy has christened a Navajo-class towing, salvage, and rescue ship the USNS Billy Frank Jr., named after the Pacific Northwest Native American rights leader.
