Twelve Cherokee citizens are gearing up for a nearly 1,000-mile bicycle journey that traces the historic Trail of Tears, a route their ancestors were forced to walk nearly two centuries ago.

One content creator says she and her husband had happily purchased a new Jeep Grand Cherokee. However ... that degree of damage from “wear and tear.” “We had to battle with Stellantis ...

Discover the profound history of the Trail of Tears as we explore the significant sites that honor the Cherokee journey. Join us in remembering and reflecting on this important chapter in American ...

The ride traced the path of the Trail of Tears and stopped at historical sites like Mantle Rock in Kentucky, where Cherokee ancestors waited to cross the Ohio River. The rider’s journey began in ...

colorful "tear dresses," so named because generations ago, their ancestors didn't have scissors. The prayers and greetings were all in Cherokee, but Principal Chief Bill John Baker delivered the ...

The Cherokee tear dress, named after the unique way of ‘tearing’ the fabric into its shape, is relatively modern to the tribe. It was adopted as the official garment for Cherokee women after the Trail ...

FAYETTEVILLE -- Nelson Orr, a Cherokee man who was fatally stabbed near the Fayetteville Square in 1839, will be honored with a historical marker. Ron Wood has been a professional journalist in ...

In the 1960s, the Cherokee tear dress was invented for Stroud to wear as she represented Cherokee people as Miss Indian America. Until 1969, Miss Cherokee representatives had to create their outfits ...

This summer bike riders from two Cherokee tribes are retracing the Trail of Tears. Along the way they'll learn about the forced removal of their... Cyclists from 2 Cherokee tribes are retracing ...

This summer, bike riders from two Cherokee tribes are retracing the trail of tears. Along the way they'll learn about the forced removal of their... Members of two Cherokee tribes are retracing ...