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2006

New deal with tribe; advisory vote off The Roseburg News-Review—July 26, 2006 County Commissioners Doug Robertson and Dan Van Slyke vote for new tribal trust deal and cancel planned advisory vote.

Senators are right—time to resolve land conflict The Roseburg News-Review—July 20, 2006 EDITORIAL:  Senators Gordon Smith and Ron Wyden sent a letter to Douglas County commissioners and the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, urging them to resolve their impasse over land transfers.

Senators ask county, tribe to settle their differences The Roseburg News-Review—July 19, 2006 Oregon’s senators ask Douglas County Commissioners and the Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians to work together to resolve the “impasse” over the tribal land transfer issue.

Success of casinos ups ante on tribes’ power in politics The Eugene Register-Guard—July 18, 2006 At the County Commissioners meeting, the Cow Creek attorney explains tribal plans to spend millions of dollars to build a convention center on tribal lands in downtown Roseburg...

The 1,000-year plan The Eugene Register-Guard—July 17, 2006 Once nearly wiped out, the Cow Creek are building a formidable future.

Gaming and gaining The Eugene Register-Guard—July 16, 2006 Oregon’s nine federally recognized tribes are pulling their sovereign nations out of the abject poverty that has had them in a chokehold for decades.

RV Park nears completion The Roseburg News-Review—July 6, 2006 Seven Feathers RV Resort will open this summer 2006 and will continue to provide economic benefit for Douglas County and Southern Oregon.

Governor honors vets with Cow Creeks The Roseburg News-Review—July 5, 2006 Governor Ted Kulongoski honors veterans at the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians’ seventh annual Fourth of July celebration.

Cow Creeks an asset to county The Roseburg News-Review—June 28, 2006 Letter to the Editor—William L. Streitz

It’s that wonderful (grant season) time of the year The Roseburg News-Review—June 27, 2006 The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation distributes $574,115 in grant monies to the community.

Cow Creeks give aid to UCC Roseburg News-Review—June 16, 2006 EDITORIAL: Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe helps Umpqua Community College in a time of need.

Shaffer to receive UO honor today The Roseburg News-Review—June 15, 2006 Sue Shaffer is honored with the Outstanding Service to the State of Oregon award by the University of Oregon in Eugene.

Now playing at the Starlite … The Roseburg News-Review—June 14, 2006 Former drive-in theater in Green to find new life as UCC’s technology center.

People in the News Column (excerpt) The Roseburg News-Review—May 31, 2006 Wayne Shammel, general counsel of the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, addresses a U.S. Senate subcommittee on finance in Washington, D.C.

Commissioners need to reconsider The Roseburg News-Review—May 25, 2006 Letter to the Editor—Paul Felten

Working upstream The Roseburg News-Review—May 22, 2006 Together with Partnership for Umpqua Rivers, the Cow Creeks have designed plans to make Jordan Creek more habitable for fish.

Business Column: Big local land lots going up for auction (excerpt) The Roseburg News-Review—May 22, 2006 The Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians was given the Community Partnership Award for providing resources for the college’s vocational programs.

Seven Feathers growth expands on entertainment options The Roseburg News-Review—May 19, 2006 The Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino continues to expand to a more comprehensive facility.

Hern would offer ‘breath of fresh air’ The Roseburg News-Review—May 5, 2006 Letter to the Editor—Louise B. Helleck

Newspaper Thank Yous: April 27, 2006 The Roseburg News-Review—April 27, 2006 Huge thanks from the Umpqua Nonprofit Coalition.

Restore arts in South Umpqua School District The Roseburg News-Review—April 27, 2006 Letter to the Editor—Ann Shields

Seven Feathers plans to double hotel occupancy The Roseburg News-Review—April 14, 2006 The Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort expands to attract larger conferences and events.

All recovering addicts deserve compassion The Roseburg News-Review—March 23, 2006 Letter to the Editor—Kami Chappell

Cow Creek generosity fuels needed clinic The Roseburg News-Review—March 1, 2006 Letter to the Editor—Bryan McNutt

Talking about meth abuse The Roseburg News Review—March 1, 2006 The Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians helps educate the community about methamphetamine abuse.

Canyonville recognizes First Citizens The Roseburg News-Review—February 27, 2006 Gloria McGinnis, member of the Cow Creek Indian Foundation Board, is recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Winston looks to improve downtown The Roseburg News-Review—February 26, 2006 Goal setting: Residents make future plans, consider establishing urban renewal area.

Doctor will lead meth abuse talks The Roseburg News-Review—February 23, 2006 Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians will host a communitywide event, featuring Dr. Jack Stump, to educate families about the seriousness of methamphetamine abuse.

Forest Service to protect native plants The Roseburg News-Review—January 25, 2006 The Umpqua National Forest and the Rogue-Siskiyou National Forest jointly announced their decision Tuesday to preserve the “Huckleberry Patch” as a special-interest area.

Cow Creek Foundation donates more than $529,000 to charity The Roseburg News-Review—January 24, 2006 Organizations in Southwest Oregon receive grant money from the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation.

Cow Creeks receive grant for diabetes prevention The Roseburg News-Review—January 19, 2006 The Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians is organizing health programs to prevent diabetes among tribal members.

Booming Winston (excerpt) The Roseburg News-Review—January 15, 2006 City of Winston uses grant money from the Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians to hire consultant to jumpstart economic growth.

Cow Creeks assist non profit groups The Roseburg News-Review—January 3, 2006 Letter to the Editor – Gloria McGinnis

2005

Cow Creek Tribe strikes back The Roseburg News-Review - August 25, 2005 At the County Commissioners meeting, the Cow Creek attorney explains tribal plans to spend millions of dollars to build a convention center on tribal lands in downtown Roseburg... Section 1 History of the Cow Creeks

Canyonville mayor, city councilor angrily quit The Roseburg News-Review - August 25, 2005 Canyonville Mayor Chuck Spindel who was responsible for establishing rapport with Cow Creeks abruptly resigns. Section 1 History of the Cow Creeks

County opposes granting trust status to downtown tribal property The Roseburg News-Review - August 18, 2005 Two Douglas County Commissioners write to the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs opposing the placement of tribal land in tribal trust. ... Section 1 History of the Cow Creeks

Cow Creek Foundation grants help improve quality of life The Roseburg News-Review - July 20, 2005 Letter to the Editor - Claire D. Crocker Section 5 Cow Creek Foundation Grants

Appreciative of Capt. Thomason recognition The Roseburg News-Review - July 17, 2005 Letter to the Editor - Sue Shaffer Section 1 History of the Cow Creeks

Player Friendly Changes in the works for Seven Feathers Casino The Roseburg News-Review - July 11, 2005 The Seven Feathers Casino and Resort is dramatically expanding to become more player and tourist friendly with the development of a large new RV park and a new bingo hall. Section 4 Job Creation Contributions

Rep. Kennedy pushes for improved health care The Roseburg News-Review - July 8, 2005 Congressman Kennedy, co-founder of the House Native American Caucus, was invited to speak by the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians and the Douglas County Democratic Party. Section 1 History of the Cow Creeks

Tiller huckleberries get special status The Roseburg News-Review - May 24, 2005 The Cow Creek Indians have used a huckleberry place near Tiller as a spiritual gathering place for many years. ... Section 10 Cow Creek Culture

Cow Creek Foundation director, Norm Gershon, to serve on Roseburg Chamber Board Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce - Chamber Newsletter - Business Perspectives - April 2005 Norm Gershon, vice-chair of the Cow Creek Foundation, has been appointed as a new board member of the Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce. Section 5 Cow Creek Foundation Grants

Citizens of the Year named in Canyonville Roseburg News-Review - Feb. 21, 2005 Sue Shaffer, Chairwoman of the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, was presented a lifetime achievement award at banquet sponsored by the Canyonville Lions Club Section 9 - Noteworthy Cow Creeks Section 9 Noteworthy Cow Creeks

2004

UEDP Receives Cedar Funds Grant from the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce - Chamber Newsletter - Business Perspectives -- December 2004 Section 2 - Business Successes

County receives new doses of flu vaccine The Roseburg News-Review - Dec. 6, 2004 Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

Cow Creeks give $50,000 for business development The Roseburg News-Review - Nov. 24, 2004 The Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians will provide $50,000 to the Umpqua Economic Development Partnership to further its efforts to bring new businesses to Douglas County. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

UEDP RECEIVES CEDAR FUND AWARD - Sue Shaffer Presents Award to Helga Conrad Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce Business Perspective - Nov. 19, 2004 Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

What's the big deal about Cow Creeks? The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 19, 2004 Letter to the Editor - Ann Schartz Section 2 - Business Successes

City OKs Cow Creek tribal trust land deal The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 12, 2004 Section 2 - Business Successes

Young has dedicated a lifetime of service to help out others The Roseburg News-Review - Editorial - Oct. 5, 2004 Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Local community activist Martha Young a Women of Achievement honoree The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 3, 2004 Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Property put in tribal trust could hurt county The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 3, 2004 Section 2 - Business Successes

Cow Creeks kick off housing project The Roseburg News-Review - Aug. 17, 2004 Section 8 - Fundraising for Worthy Projects

Over $400,000 in grants awarded by Cow Creeks The Roseburg News-Review - July 4, 2004 Roseburg Soccer Association scored when treasurer Tom Davidson picked up a $10,000 check the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation granted the organization during Friday's award ceremony. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Casino Money Opens Doors To Politics NativeUnity - July 4, 2004 Indian Tribes that operate casinos are putting their money to work through political contributions, hoping to make a difference, from civil rights to voting rights to curtailing drunken driving to environmental policies. Section 8 - Fundraising for Worthy Projects

Youth computer lab gets big upgrade The Roseburg News-Review - July 1, 2004 Wyden visits Roseburg: Senator sees results of grants he encouraged groups to apply for. Section 8 - Fundraising for Worthy Projects

Tribal land swap plan a piece of justice The Roseburg News-Review - May 25, 2004 - Letter to the Editor - Mark Eagleton Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Casino, resort a popular destination for locals, visitors The Roseburg News-Review - May 24, 2004 Betting that gaming could mean a brighter future for its members, more than a decade ago, the Cow Creek Band of Indians took a small bingo parlor and made it into one of the most successful casinos in Oregon. Section 2 - Business Successes

Jackpot for Yreka Siskiyou Daily News - Apr. 26, 2004 Bust to Boom - Casino breathes new life into struggling timber town . Section 3 - Cow Creeks: A Responsible Employer

Casino breathes new life into struggling timber town Siskiyou Daily News - Apr. 26, 2004 Former Yreka resident Windy Condit knows first-hand the benefits of a tribal casino in a small town. Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

County honors good works by businesses The Roseburg News-Review - April 20, 2004 Three businesses collected top prizes and the Douglas County commissioners received kudos during the second Business Building Community Awards on Monday. Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Cow Creeks' worth outweighs their tax breaks The Roseburg News-Review - Editorial - April 18, 2004 Section 2 - Business Successes

Changing face of Cow Creek The Roseburg News-Review - April 11, 2004 Every winter, after the first snow fell on Tiller, a man in his 90s would take off his shoes and run in circles around his log cabin with arms raised. Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Cow Creeks move forward after coming from behind The Roseburg News-Review - April 11, 2004 More than 20 years after gaining recognition from the federal government, the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians is reaping the financial rewards of diversifying its interests from gaming. Section 2 - Business Successes

Construction ends on Yoncalla Library's expansion The Roseburg News-Review - March 21, 2004 Although Yoncalla residents had to wait about eight years for a new library, a series of donations prevented them from waiting nearly as long for a new media center. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

Shaffer honored by governor, Democrats The Roseburg News-Review - Feb. 29, 2004 The chairwoman of the Cow Creek Band of Indians was honored Saturday at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland with a Teddy Award, a Democratic Party of Oregon distinction named for Gov. Ted Kulongoski. Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Champion of causes The Roseburg News-Review - Feb. 10, 2004 An advocate for troubled youth, abused women and a champion of environmental causes is leaving Douglas County. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

2003

Governor, Cow Creeks Have Blast The Roseburg News-Review - Nov. 2003 Kulongoski literally ignites Seven Feathers Creekside Development Project . Section 2 - Business Successes

Cow Creek Foundation Awards $564,000 in grants The Roseburg News-Review - July 30, 2003 Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Cow Creek Tribal Council wins the Businesses Building Community Award in the Large Business Category Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce -- Chamber Newsletter -- Business Perspectives -- May 2003 Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Cow Creeks give $37, 500 to Roseburg The Roseburg News-Review - Jan. 28, 2003 Cow Creek Umpqua Indians donate $37,500 to the City of Roseburg for economic development and $37,500 to UCC for its training program for employees for the new Roseburg Dell Computer Corporation Call Center. Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

Cow Creeks' success spreads through county The Roseburg News-Review - Jan. 24, 2003 Editorial: Steady and remarkable economic growth of the Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians spreads throughout Douglas County in ways that county residents did not anticipate 20 years ago. Section 2 - Business Successes

Cow Creeks give nearly $400,000 in grants The Roseburg News-Review - Jan. 23, 2003 Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation gives nearly $400,000 to 37 charitable organizations in 7 SW Oregon counties. The Foundation has donated almost $3.2 million since it was founded less than 10 years ago. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Cow Creeks give $37,500 to Roseburg The Roseburg News-Review - Jan. 23, 2003 The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians gives $37,500 to the City of Roseburg Oregon for economic development activities. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

Cow Creeks give city, UCC $150,000 in CEDAR funds The Roseburg News-Review - Jan. 19, 2003 The City of Roseburg, Oregon and Umpqua Community College receive $150,000 for economic development projects from the Cow Creek Development and Recovery Fund (CEDER). Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

County must seize economic momentum The Roseburg News-Review - Jan. 7, 2003 In a speech, Douglas County Commissioner Doug Robertson highlighted the Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians for their very significant contributions to the Douglas County area economy. Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

2002

Learn from Douglas County The Portland Oregonian - Dec. 11, 2002 Former Douglas County Oregon commissioner Michael Winters cites the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Tribal Government for its efforts to attract high caliber businesses such as Dell Computer to Douglas County. Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

Blazers Recognize Cow Creek company The Roseburg News-Review - Nov. 10, 2002 Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians-owned RIO Communications partners with the NBA's Portland Trail Blazer basketball team. Section 2 - Business Successes

Dell opening a testament to partnership The Roseburg News-Review - Nov. 8, 2002 Editorial: Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians donates $150,000 to help Umpqua Community College to set up a training program for employees at the new Roseburg Dell Computer Call Center. Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

South county honors veterans Canyonville Memorial The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 25, 2002 The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians are a major contributor to the Canyonville, Oregon War Memorial. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

Cow Creeks give Canyonville $5,000 to help with memorial The Roseburg News-Review - Sept. 20, 2002 The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians donates $5,000 for a community War Memorial in Canyonville, Oregon to honor Veterans of Foreign Wars. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

Birthday Wishes for Mrs. Sue Shaffer The House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. - July 18, 2002 Section 9 - Noteworthy Cow Creeks

Cow Creeks give $550,000 to 43 charitable groups The Roseburg News-Review - June 21, 2002 The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation awards $550,000 to 43 charitable organizations from seven counties in S. W. Oregon. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Cow Creeks awards $1,000 scholarships to students The Roseburg News-Review - May 13, 2002 To promote education and child welfare-related programs, the Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians awards $1,000 scholarships to one senior from each of 14 Douglas County, Oregon high schools. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

Soaring into the future The Roseburg News-Review - May 13, 2002 After once facing extinction and suffering termination as a Tribe, the Tribe now employs over 1,000 people and has a $29 million annual payroll, third largest in Douglas County. Section 2 - Business Successes

Cow Creek's bash draws who's who of politicians The Roseburg News-Review - Apr. 29, 2002 Cow Creek Tribe, along with 400 invitation-only guests, celebrated 20 years of federal recognition and 10 years since the opening of its original bingo parlor, now the location of its Seven Feathers Resort. Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Cow Creek tribe flourishes despite a rocky past The Portland Oregonian - April 28, 2002 Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe flourishes on the 20th anniversary of gaining government recognition and despite a rocky past it now is the second largest employer in Douglas County Oregon. Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Coming of Age The Roseburg News-Review - April 21, 2002 Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Chairman Sue Shaffer speaks wistfully about the struggles of her ancestors, the French connection and the dawning of the new era. Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Cow Creeks give $150,000 to Portland college The Roseburg News-Review - Feb. 8, 2002 The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians contributes $150,000 to Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon to promote education in Indian law. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

A trucker's spacious oasis The Portland Oregonian - Feb. 2, 2002 Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians open a trucker's spacious oasis, an efficient, state-of-the-art truck and travel center on Interstate 5, across from their Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort. Section 2 - Business Successes

2001

Cow Creek Foundation Gives $20,000 for UO Longhouse University of Oregon News - Dec. 11, 2001 Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Sue Schaffer, tribal chair of the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians U of O Faculty Newsletter - Inside Oregon - Dec. 2001 Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Sue Shaffer is Appointed to University of Oregon President's Native American Advisory Board University of Oregon News - Dec. 2001 Section 10 - Cow Creek Culture

Faculty to Honor Tribal Leader, Portland Businessman, Eugene Attorney University of Oregon News - June 16, 2001 Section 9 - Noteworthy Cow Creeks

Cow Creek grants a big cash boost for charities The Roseburg News-Review - June 15, 2001 Cow Creek Foundation gives almost $375,000 to 36 educational, nonprofit and charitable organizations this spring. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Umpqua Indian Development acquires Creative Images Printing The Roseburg News-Review - Jan. 21, 2001 Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Development Corporation acquires Roseburg-based Creative Images Printing to provide printing and Internet support for the Tribe's various businesses. Section 2 - Business Successes

2000

Cow Creek grants boost schools The Roseburg News-Review - Dec. 2000 Cow Creek Foundation gives over $400,000 to charitable organizations in seven Oregon counties, including $20,000 towards the creation of a new school building for the Phoenix School in Roseburg, Oregon. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

A Better Future The Eugene Register-Guard - August 25, 2000 Cow Creek Umpqua Tribal Chairman Sue Shaffer, wills things to happen, and spearheaded the drive for federal recognition of the Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians and has been their chairwoman since 1983. Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Cow Creeks raise money for WW II memorial The Roseburg News-Review - April 28, 2000 Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians provide buses so Douglas County residents can travel to Salem, Oregon to help raise $1.4 million for the new World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. Section 8 - Fundraising for Worthy Projects

Benefits from casinos go far beyond tribes Grants Pass Daily Courier - April 12, 2000 Opinion: Benefits from Casinos such as the Cow Creek's Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort go far beyond tribes themselves providing meaningful employment and significant increases in tourism. Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

1999

Tribal grants aid area groups The Roseburg News-Review - Nov. 30, 1999 Cow Creek Foundation gives over $300,000 to 32 charitable organizations in S.W. Oregon for everything from copy machines to an entire library. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Looking for ways to reverse local job losses The Roseburg News-Review - Nov. 20, 1999 Editorial: Cow Creek Seven Feathers Resort cited as a significant source of new employment opportunities in Douglas County which otherwise has seen unemployment at 11%, the worst since 1994. Section 4 - Job Creation Contributions

Canyonville units await state's OK The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 20, 1999 To make up for housing demands created by over 800 new employees at Seven Feathers, Canyonville & the UCDC are acquiring OHC & HUD funds to build and make available housing for low to moderate income families. Section 3 - Cow Creeks: A Responsible Employer

Kudos to county businesses that excel in hiring disabled The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 17, 1999 Editorial: Cow Creek's Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort receives Kudos for excelling in hiring disabled people in a variety of full-time positions. Section 3 - Cow Creeks: A Responsible Employer

Seven Feathers wins disabilities award Umpqua Free Press - Oct. 14, 1999 Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort wins an award in Salem, Oregon for hiring Oregonians with disabilities. Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Businesses honored for employing disabled The Roseburg News-Review - Oct. 13, 1999 The Disabilities Commission of Oregon cites Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort for hiring and accommodating Oregonians with disabilities. Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Cow Creek tribe puts up $10,000 for SMART The Roseburg News-Review - Sept. 16, 1999 The Cow Creek Foundation gives $15,000 to the Canyonville Elementary School literacy program and to the Oregon SMART Program (Start Making A Reader Today). Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Resurrection of a Tribe The Portland Oregonian - Aug. 10, 1999 Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Tribal Chairman Sue Shaffer, Cow Creek's indomitable force, has resurrected the Tribe and forged a vision for the 1,050 member Tribe. Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Cow Creeks Honored for business efforts The Roseburg News-Review - May 2, 1999 The Federal Department of Housing & Urban Development presents the Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians an award to honor the Tribe's successful efforts in business, economic development & diversification. Section 7 - Awards Presented to the Cow Creek Tribe

Seven Feathers Casino -- A Major Economic Source Indian Gaming - April 1999 Cow Creek Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort becomes a major economic source helping to carry the financial load of the once prosperous logging community deep in the heart of timber country. Section 2 - Business Successes

Canyonville takes step in child-care center plans The Roseburg News-Review - Feb. 3, 1999 Cow Creek Band Of Umpqua Tribe of Indians donates $20,000 to the city of Canyonville, Oregon to help fund a feasibility study for the South Umpqua Valley Family Center which would include a child-care center. Section 3 - Cow Creeks: A Responsible Employer

1998 - etc.

Testimony Of Sue M. Shaffer, Chairman Cow Creek Band Of Umpqua Tribe Of Indians The United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs - April 7, 1998 Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Diary Of William P. Thomason Pioneer Days in Canyonville, Canyonville Lions Club, 1968 Section 1 - History of the Cow Creeks

Cow Creeks distribute $253,158 in grants The Roseburg News-Review Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation gives more than $250,000 to 25 charitable and educational organizations in seven S.W. Oregon counties to help provide educational opportunities and to strengthen families. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Cow Creeks to give awards, grants The Roseburg News-Review First annual Buss Rondeau Award for innovative education is presented. Also, the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation awards over $375,000 to 31 nonprofit organizations in S.W. Oregon. Section 5 - Cow Creek Foundations Grants

Tiller fire district receives money boost The Roseburg News-Review The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians gives over $15,000 to help build a hazardous waste washroom for the Tiller Rural Fire Protection District. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

New Skate Park will rise above vandalism The Roseburg News-Review Editorial: The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians helps fund a new Roseburg skateboard park to provide fun for local area youth. Section 6 - Giving by the Cow Creek Tribe

Tribe hosts gala for memorial project The Roseburg News-Review The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians host an event to help raise $100 million for the Washington, D.C. World War II Memorial honoring all who served in WW II. Section 8 - Fundraising for Worthy Projects

Seven Feathers to host Salute to Veterans fundraising weekend for WW II Memorial The Roseburg News-Review The Cow Creek Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort hosts fund-raiser for the National World War II Memorial. Section 8 - Fundraising for Worthy Projects

Fund-raiser to benefit World War II monument The Roseburg News-Review The Cow Creek Tribe of Umpqua Indians hosts a fund-raising dinner to help raise $1.4 million for the National World War II Memorial. Section 8 - Fundraising for Worthy Projects

Sue Shaffer - Biography at The Institute of Tribal Government The Institute for Tribal Government Section 9 - Noteworthy Cow Creeks

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