555K views · 29K reactions | #ICYMI take a look at the newest story of OsiyoTV! David Scott is a Cherokee National Treasure for his devotion to preserving Cherokee culture through his language education and his unique gourd art, which incorporates the Cherokee language and other cultural motifs. Watch David’s story now at: www.osiyo.tv. | OsiyoTV | Facebook

154K views · 4.4K reactions | You’ve never seen Grand Cherokee like this. Watch the new Trailhawk tackle the legendary Rubicon Trail and earn its Trail Rated® stripes. | Jeep | Facebook

31 reactions · 12 shares | Spring is in full swing, and April is packed with exciting events! Mark your calendar and don’t miss out on the fun this month. April 8: Community Easter Event April 10: Week of the Young Child Festival April 24: 2nd Annual Autism Celebration April 25-26: Cruise the Smokies Spring Rod Run https://visitcherokeenc.com/events/ | Visit Cherokee | Facebook

In traditional Cherokee society, a woman could divorce her husband by simply placing his belongings outside their home. Their culture was matrilineal, with family lines, clan membership, and property, such as the home and farmland, passed through the mother. Women held both domestic and political power, participating in council meetings and influencing tribal decisions. Some even earned titles like War Woman for their bravery. This system, where women were central to both family and society, fos