Sequoyah developed formal written language of the Cherokee people
By Samantha Mandujano, Chief Illustrator & Staff Writer Sequoyah, who was believed to be born around the 1700’s in Tuskegee (which is today now recognized as […]
“Eternals” offers a Marvel movie like no other
By Savannah Cooks | Entertainment Editor Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest movie, Eternals, is not as bad as the critics say, but it could still use […]
Women’s Empowerment Club organizes for new year of action
Photos By Elly Herrick, Editor-in-Cheif
Latinos in action club, first meeting
Photos By Elly Herrick, Editor-in-Cheif
Tallchief persevered to become one of America’s first major prima ballerinas
By Sophia Hysaw | Opinion Editor Elizabeth Maria Tallchief was one of America’s most popular ballerinas from the 1940s to the 1960s. Many ballet companies […]
Mankiller was first woman to lead Cherokee Nation, received Presidential Medal of Freedom
By Sophia Hysaw | Opinion Editor Wilma Mankiller was a Native American woman who served as an activist, community developer, social worker, and the first […]
Pulse kicks off Native American Heritage Month with stories of celebrated role models
For Damien Carlos, discovering his culture saved his life By Elly Herrick | Editor-in-chief Damien Carlos is in his early 20s and serves as a […]
2021 Choir Concert
Photos by Savannah Cooks & Stephanie Perez Photos by Elly Herrick
Indian Trail girls swim and dive brings home 2021 Southeast Conference title
Photos by Elly Herrick, Editor-in-Chief
