*This article appears in the September 2022 issue of the Tribal newsletter. Tribal members may log in to read the current issue or past issues of the newsletter by clicking here.* The tragedy of [...]
The Cow Creek band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians is seeking public comment on the Tribal Transportation Improvement Plan (TTIP). Any comments or questions should be directed to Jason Robison, Land [...]
The Cow Creek Tribal Gardens, located near Canyonville, will open temporarily on specific days next week for Tribal members to pick fruit. Tribal members are invited to pick fruit at the garden [...]
Cow Creek Public Health has partnered with a manufacturer to deliver 220 air purifier units to qualifying Tribal families in need of clean air in their homes. More information about the unit can [...]
The Cow Creek Health and Wellness Behavioral Health team helped students at the Expanding Horizons Youth Center explore the connections between culture, prevention and good mental health [...]
In order to properly prepare for wildfire season, the Cow Creek Public Safety Team wants community members to be aware of just how effective modest fire protection efforts can be. Most homes that [...]
Beginning the week of July 24, Southern Oregon and the Umpqua Valley will experience a regional heat wave that is expected to last a week. According to data from the National Weather Service in [...]
The staff at Cow Creek Heath and Wellness Center is holding a career fair on Saturday, July 30 for anyone in the medical industry who is looking for a new position. There are a variety of jobs [...]
Oregon’s nine federally recognized Tribes participated in the opening ceremonies of the World Athletic Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene on Friday. Cow Creek Tribal members Samantha [...]
The Cow Creek Tribal Youth Council attended the National UNITY (United National Indian Tribal Youth) Conference in Minneapolis in July, where they were able to learn from other young Tribal [...]
