Lindsey Bark is a journalist for the Cherokee Phoenix, focusing on local news and community stories in New Echota, Georgia. With a passion for highlighting the achievements, events, and unique aspects of the Cherokee community, Lindsey's articles provide readers with an insight into the lives and experiences of the people in the area.
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Lindsey Bark's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, art, health & wellness, and education in the United States with a particular emphasis on Georgia and New Echota. She often includes expert commentary and press releases in her articles.
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MUSKOGEE – Eleven-year-old twins and Cherokee Nation citizens Blakely and Rylynn Bronsert started competitive track last year and have qualified
Sequoyah Schools hosted its third annual archery camp, welcoming campers throughout the state in grades four through 12 during the week of July 15-19.
ATLANTA – Beekeeping with Georgia Backyard Bees brought Cherokee Nation citizen Cheryl Wolfinger back to her roots.
Cherokee Nation citizen Charlie McVicker recently graduated from Union College in Schenectady, New York, in June with a bachelor’s degree in Gender, Sexuality and Women’s studies while also studying the
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By: Will Chavez, Lindsey Bark
TAHLEQUAH – Since 1993, Sgt. Franky Dreadfulwater of the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service has graduated more than 6,500 students living on the tribe's reservation from the D.A.R.E. Program.
TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee National Holiday provides several opportunities for local artists to sell their art, exposing them to thousands of visitors during Labor Day weekend.
Editor's note: Books referenced in this article are works of fiction with influences of Cherokee culture, history and heritage according to the author.
Chet’s Dairy Freeze continues its longstanding tradition of serving its chili, hot dogs and specialty ice cream at its newest location in downtown Tahlequah.
Dalalapalooza returned for the second year to the 72nd annual Cherokee National Holiday with five acts during the two-day event in which visitors enjoyed a mix of folk, bluegrass, soft
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