Fire Season Comes to An End
The Douglas Forest Protective Association officially ended fire season on October 21. The end of fire season means that all Public and Industrial Fire Restrictions implemented through DFPA have [...]
Can Traditional Foods Prevent and Reverse Type 2 Diabetes? Yes!
November is Native American Heritage Month and National Diabetes Month. Bringing these themes together, November is a great time to connect with traditional Native American foods.
Tribal History Demonstration Wows ICWA Crowd
The Cow Creek Umpqua Education and Cultural Resources teams received a standing ovation at last month’s Indian Child Welfare Act Conference for an interactive presentation on Tribal history.
Tribal Veterans Embark on Adventures
The Tribal Veterans Service Office organized two memorable activities for our Tribal veterans during the summer.
Tribal Youth and Adults Bring Home First Place Canoe Race Trophies
For the second year in a row, Cow Creek Umpqua Tribal members, both youth and adults, joined canoe teams alongside members of two other Tribes to compete in the canoe races at the 19th Annual [...]
Cow Creek Umpqua Tribal Members and Staff Honor Suicide Prevention Month
A group of Tribal members, Elders, and staff from the Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe’s Behavioral Health, Social Services, and Culture departments came together to recognize and support suicide [...]
Are You Prepared for the Next Big Emergency?
One easy way to practice preparedness is to take part in the Great Oregon Camp-In.
Chairman Keene named Co-Chair of an IRS Subcommittee on Tribal Taxation
Chairman Carla Keene has been named a co-chair of subcommittee that will make recommendations to the Internal Revenue Service on Tribal general welfare payments.
