Dixon Fire Threatens Tribal Homes and Lands
The Dixon Fire threatens private, Tribal, and United States Forest Service lands near the Tiller and Drew areas.
Understanding Antioxidants: What They Are and Why They Matter
Antioxidants are natural compounds found in many foods that help protect our bodies from damage caused by free radicals.
An Update on COVID-19
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) predicts that there will be a summer wave of COVID-19 cases due to a new strain of the coronavirus.
Photos from the 46th Annual Cow Creek Umpqua Tribal Pow Wow
Thank you to everyone who made this event possible!
Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe Purchases Vacant Properties in Downtown Roseburg
The Tribe has purchased two properties in downtown Roseburg that have been vacant for years: the former Rite Aid building on Southeast Jackson Street, and the nearby vacant lot on Southeast Rose [...]
BLM Ruling Opens Doors for Tribal Land Stewardship
The Biden administration approved a new Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rule that encouraged co-stewardship opportunities for land management with Tribes in June.
Chairman Keene Speaks to Veterans
Chairwoman Keene spoke to veterans during the Fourth of July Veterans Dinner at Seven Feathers Casino Resort
Planned Power Shutoffs Will Strategically Reduce Danger of Wildfire
Our local power providers have plans (Public Safety Power Shutoffs) to strategically de-energize powerlines and power grid systems in order to prevent accidental fires if electrical lines are [...]
Don’t Miss Takelma Bilingual Storytime
Children and their families are invited to Takelma Language Bilingual Storytime led by a Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians Takelma Teacher-Learner.
Chinook Fishing on the McKenzie River Closed Through the End of 2024
Due to unexpectedly small runs of both wild and hatchery Chinook salmon observed at Leaburg Dam, the McKenzie River is closed to salmon fishing through the end of the year.
