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'Micro transit' software expected to reduce wait times for bus service in Cherokee County

From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Powers Electrical Solutions. Today is Thursday, September 7th and I'm Keith Ippolito.

Cherokee County officials have approved the purchase of "micro transit" software from Ecolane USA to improve bus services provided by the Cherokee Area Transportation Service (CATS). This new software will initiate a pilot program aimed at enhancing service efficiency and reducing wait times for passengers. The program will start in the Canton fixed route service area, replacing the existing underperforming fixed route service. The software is expected to reduce wait times from over an hour to just 20-25 minutes. Passengers will be able to schedule trips based on their specific needs, eliminating the need to adhere to predetermined schedules and stops. The program will also offer flexible payment options. The initial cost is nearly 500,000 dollars over five years, with the Federal Transit Administration covering 80% of the expenses. County officials anticipate significant improvements to the local transportation system. The rollout date is yet to be determined, and more details will be available after an upcoming kickoff meeting with Ecolane.

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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Powers Electrical Solutions. Today is Wednesday, September 6th and I'm Keith Ippolito.

In the Towne Lake area, an employee at a bar called "The Place," Eric Armstrong, 31, of Woodstock, has been arrested and charged with stabbing a 49-year-old customer. The incident occurred around 12:30 a.m., following reports of a "person stabbed" at the bar. It was revealed that before the stabbing, the victim had been acting disorderly and was escorted outside by several individuals, leading to a fight in which he was stabbed in the chest.

Cherokee Sheriff’s Office investigators identified the parties involved and made three arrests. Armstrong, an employee of the bar, was held responsible for the stabbing and faces charges of aggravated assault and tampering with evidence. He remains in custody without bond.

Two other bar patrons, Bradley Salisbury, 25, and Bryan Cahill, 39, both from the area, were also arrested in connection with the altercation. Salisbury was charged with battery, and Cahill was charged with simple battery. Both were released on $1,000 bonds the following morning.

The victim, whose identity remains undisclosed, was transported to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital and remains in serious condition.

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CTL Script/ Top Stories of September 5

Publish Date: Sept 1

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From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast

   Today is Tuesday, September 5th, and happy heavenly birthday to singer Freddie Mercury

***Mercury***

I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia

Plus Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets is here to talk with Bruce Jenkins about probiotics

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Story 1 workforce

Construction is underway for Franklin Crossing, a 57-unit apartment complex on Eagle Drive near Bells Ferry Road in Cherokee County. Developed by Paladin, Inc. and Georgia Communities, this project aims to provide workforce housing for local residents struggling with rising housing costs. It will offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom units with rent restrictions, such as a $55,000 income limit for typical two-bedroom units with rents around $1,000 per month. The complex will feature amenities like a fitness center, computer center, gazebo, and on-site property management. Franklin Crossing received housing tax credits from Georgia’s Department of Community Affairs and is set to be completed in the first quarter of 2025. This development aligns with the county's plans for a mixed-use, walkable environment in the Bells Ferry Overlay District.

                                                  ....……… Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com

STORY 2: arrested

In a statewide operation called "Operation Sneaky Peach," the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) arrested 26 individuals over an 11-day period for child sexual exploitation, including two residents from Canton, Georgia. The operation targeted individuals using peer-to-peer networks to share child sexual abuse material. Undercover agents engaged with those arranging to meet with whom they believed were children for sexual acts. This operation resulted in 34 residential search warrants, 26 arrests, the seizure of 281 electronic devices, and the identification of 30 children living in homes involved in online child sexual exploitation. Among those arrested were Ethan Cook, 18, and Thaddeus Anderson, 34, both from Cherokee County, Georgia. They were charged with sexual exploitation of children and related offenses.

Story 3: cold

The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in solving a decades-old cold case involving a sexual assault from 1986. They issued a statement on Facebook requesting any doctors or nurses who worked at R.T. Jones Hospital's emergency room during that year to come forward with information. The department can be reached at (770) 928-0239, and individuals with relevant details are encouraged to ask for Sgt. Robert Haugh. Further details about the case were not provided, but investigators are actively working on resolving this "cold case" sexual assault that took place in the late 1980s.

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STORY 4: lego

Families gathered at R.T. Jones Memorial Library in Canton for the LEGO Back to School Build Day. Kids had the opportunity to create their own LEGO creations and participate in challenges. The event celebrated the successful return to school for Cherokee County students. If you're interested in upcoming library events in Cherokee County, you can check sequoyahregionallibrary.org. Another LEGO build day is scheduled for September 22 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the library.

Story 5: intersection

Flau'jae Johnson, a Sprayberrry alum and notable rapper and National Champion basketball player, received a special honor as an intersection in her hometown of Savannah was dedicated in her name. The intersection of Abercorn and West Montgomery Cross Road is now officially known as the Flau'jae Johnson intersection. This recognition is a historic occasion as she becomes the youngest Georgian to receive such a street designation. State Representative Carl Gilliard introduced the resolution in the Georgia General Assembly for this honor, which passed unanimously in both the state House and Senate. Flau'jae and her family expressed their pride and gratitude for this enduring recognition in her hometown.

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Story 7: Leah

And Now, Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets talks with Bruce Jenkins about probiotics

***LEAH***

We’ll have closing comments after this

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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast Presented by Powers Electrical Solutions. Today is Monday Sept. 4th and I'm Brian Giffin

Georgia legislators, State Reps. Terry Cummings and Sharon Cooper, discussed House Bill 520, a comprehensive proposal to transform Georgia's behavioral healthcare system. The bill aims to enhance mental health research, funding, facilities, and personnel, emphasizing treatment over incarceration. The proposed legislation would offer incentives for students to enter the behavioral healthcare field and assist those already in the field with loan repayment. Panel members, including Kim Jones from NAMI, highlighted the need for systemic changes to address workforce challenges, equal access, coordination among agencies, and alternatives to incarceration for those with mental health issues. They emphasized that improving mental health treatment is a bipartisan public safety and health issue.

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CTL Script/ Top Stories of September 2nd

Publish Date: Sept 2nd

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From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast

   Today is Saturday, September 2nd, and happy 62nd birthday to NFL HOF Eric Dickerson

***Dikerson Highlight***

I’m Brian Giffin and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia

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Story 1 charged

Four deputies from the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office have graduated from the University of North Georgia Forsyth Public Safety Academy. Deputies Zachary Starnes, Nicholas Glass, Autora Lorimer, and Terry Haynes successfully completed 408 hours of P.O.S.T. mandated police training over 11 weeks. They were sworn in by Sheriff Frank Reynolds. Currently, these deputies are assigned to the Cherokee County Adult Detention Center..

                                                  ....……… Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com

STORY 2: Mcclure

George McClure, a prominent figure in the community, has passed away. Known for his dedication to family, profession, and community, McClure's legacy spans his roles as a builder, leader, mentor, and supporter. He was remembered as a devoted husband and father, treating all children as his own, and cherished his role as a grandfather. McClure had a successful career as a developer and builder, constructing numerous communities in Cherokee County and neighboring areas. He played a significant role in the growth and development of Cherokee County Airport Authority. His wife, Hilda McClure, highlighted his visionary perspective in envisioning housing projects and airport expansion. He was also appreciated for his mentorship and leadership in the home building industry, fostering young leaders and advocating for quality home construction. George McClure's contributions extend to his establishment of a water treatment plant at Reinhardt University, named in his honor. He was deeply involved in various community organizations and left a lasting impact on Cherokee County.

Story 3: Special olympics

Cherokee County School District students have achieved remarkable success in the statewide summer Special Olympics. The Cherokee County Special Olympics soccer team secured a gold medal, while individual students excelled in swimming, track and field events. The soccer team's victory was made possible by their unified approach, which includes both neurotypical peers and athletes with disabilities known as "Unified Partners." Several students earned gold medals in track and field events, including Ta’Nieyah Calhoun, Reed Rogers, Lyric Welch, and Matthew Bek. Additionally, students such as Nicolle Valle, Cassie Vanderberg, Xavier Baldonado, and others showcased exceptional skills in swimming. These achievements will be recognized by the Cherokee County School Board and Superintendent Brian Hightower during an upcoming school board meeting. Caleb Guy, a student from Transition Academy, will also be acknowledged for earning three silver medals in kayaking at the international Special Olympics World Games in Berlin.

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STORY 4: Woodstock

Woodstock city leaders have approved a rolled back property tax rate of 5.125 mills, which is lower than the previous year's rate of 5.693 mills, to counter the substantial increase in property values. The rollback rate is designed to generate the same revenue as the previous year. The fiscal year 2024 budget had initially estimated a millage rate of 5.278 mills, considering a 99.5% collection rate and a 6% growth in new construction. However, actual new construction growth turned out to be 5.69%. Under the new rate, property taxes for a non-homestead property with a fair market value of $350,000 would be $717.50, down $79.52 from 2022. Additionally, the city extended a moratorium on new applications related to rezoning, development, or construction in the Sixes Road/I-575 interchange area.

Story 5: N GA Health

Physicians, industry executives, and political leaders from South Georgia are advocating for changes to Georgia's certificate of need (CON) law in the healthcare industry, claiming it restricts medical care access and inflates costs by limiting competition. The lengthy and expensive process of building a second acute-care hospital in Lee County near Albany, which encountered legal challenges and delays, serves as an example of the obstacles created by the CON law. While the CON law was initially implemented to reduce healthcare costs by avoiding duplication, the federal mandate driving it was repealed in 1986, leading several states to eliminate their CON laws. The debate continues regarding potential reforms or repeal of Georgia's CON law, with proponents arguing for more competition and improved healthcare access..

Story 6: swann

Two staff members from the North Georgia Health District have been honored by the Rollins Epidemiology Fellowship Program. Ashley Deverell, the district infectious disease director, received the 2023 Outstanding Supervisor Award for her dedication, relationship-building skills, and support for her fellows and staff members. She was praised for her effective communication, willingness to provide constructive feedback, and her encouragement of independent project development. Epidemiologist Theresa Williams was awarded the 2023 Impact Award for her contributions in improving health outcomes and reducing disease burdens in the district. Williams played a vital role in investigating enteric diseases and cross-training COVID-19 case investigators to aid in other disease investigations. Her efforts have resulted in enhanced disease investigation capabilities, especially in cases of COVID-19, foodborne illnesses, and waterborne diseases.

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Story 7: Pat Corrales

Former MLB player, coach, and manager Pat Corrales passed away at the age of 82. He had a nine-season playing career from 1964 to 1973 and later managed in the MLB for parts of nine years. Corrales was known for his coaching roles, including as the first base coach for the 1995 World Series-winning Atlanta Braves. He had played for several teams, including the Philadelphia Phillies, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, and San Diego Padres. He also managed the Texas Rangers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Cleveland Indians. Corrales served as a coach with multiple teams, including the Braves and the Washington Nationals. In 2012, he became a special assistant to the general manager for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Story 8: Drake

The Indianapolis Colts have released running back Kenyan Drake, according to NFL Network. This decision comes as the Colts are reportedly allowing star running back Jonathan Taylor to pursue a trade. The Colts' running back roster includes Deon Jackson, rookie Evan Hull, Jake Funk, and Jason Huntley, along with an injured Zack Moss. Drake had signed with the Colts recently and had limited playing time during the preseason, with 13 carries for 36 yards and three receptions for 29 yards. In his career spanning seven seasons with various teams, including the Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals, Las Vegas Raiders, and Baltimore Ravens, Drake has accumulated over 3,800 rushing yards and 33 touchdowns, along with 216 receptions for 1,624 yards and eight touchdowns.

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from the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Powers Electrical Solutions. Today is Friday September 1st and I'm Brian Giffin.
The Cherokee Sheriff's Office has issued a warning about a scam targeting residents, where scammers falsely claim to represent funeral homes and ask for money. Scammers are reportedly using obituaries from newspapers and online sources to identify family members of the deceased and then contact them by phone, posing as funeral home representatives. The scammers ask for money through platforms like Venmo, claiming it's needed for funeral arrangements. The Sheriff's Office emphasized that this is a scam and advised anyone encountering such situations to contact the funeral home directly and file a police report. They also cautioned against responding to demands for money via phone, text, or email, and to reach out to 911 when unsure.

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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia. Today is Thursday August 31st, and I'm Brian Giffin.

An Acworth man, Cibias John Vieira (22), and a teenager, Kaiden Pridgen (17), have been arrested and charged by the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office for entering a home with the intention of committing an armed robbery. Vieira faces charges including first-degree home invasion, conspiracy, aggravated assault, and kidnapping. Pridgen was also arrested on the same charges. According to warrants, they entered a home armed with pistols on February 4, 2022, and forced one of the homeowners to move from her hiding spot to the kitchen, where they held her at gunpoint. They demanded property from the homeowners and allegedly struck one of them on the head with a pistol. The two took an airsoft pistol resembling a real firearm. Pridgen was held without bond in Cherokee County, while Vieira was in Cobb County custody, facing charges related to a fatal shooting in May.

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Woodstock man arrested for fatal April crash near Sprayberry High
From the Ingles Studio this is your news Minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Powers Electrical Solutions. Today is Wednesday August 30th and I'm Brian Giffin
Nineteen-year-old Aaron Andre Brooks from Woodstock has been arrested by Cobb police for a fatal crash earlier this year. Allegedly, Brooks was speeding at around 94 mph, nearly 50 mph over the speed limit, in his Jeep Liberty near Sprayberry High School on April 29. The collision occurred when he lost control of the vehicle, crossing into oncoming traffic and crashing into Zhi Zhang's Chevrolet Colorado. Zhang, the other driver, passed away from his injuries on June 3. Brooks faces charges including first-degree vehicular homicide, speeding, reckless driving, and failure to maintain lanes. He is currently held at the Cobb County Adult Detention Center without bond.

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CTL Script/ Top Stories of August 29

Publish Date: Aug. 28

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From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast

   Today is Tuesday, August 29th, and happy heavenly birthday to the King of Pop Michael Jackson

***Jackson***

I’m Brian Giffin and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia

Plus, Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets is here to talk with Bruce Jenkins about cross contact and contamination

We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news we encourage you to listen and subscribe!

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Story 1 charged

Thaddeus Anderson, a 34-year-old man from Canton, has been arrested and charged with five counts of sexual exploitation of children after authorities discovered he possessed child pornography. Anderson allegedly downloaded multiple images of child abuse material between March 1 and July 31. A search warrant executed by Cherokee Sheriff's Office investigators and Homeland Security Investigations Sexual Exploitation Unit at Anderson's residence uncovered a significant amount of child abuse material on his computer. Anderson admitted to downloading this material. He remains in custody without bond at the Cherokee County jail.

                                                  ....……… Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com

STORY 2: heart

Two Cherokee County School District students, Jack Bauer and Edith Benson, have been selected as Youth Heart Ambassadors for the American Heart Association. Both first-grader Jack Bauer and second-grader Edith Benson will raise awareness about the association's role in cardiovascular disease research, public health advocacy, and healthy lifestyle resources. They will also encourage fellow children to participate in association activities promoting healthy habits. Bauer, who has survived congenital heart defects, and Benson, who has undergone multiple surgeries and lives with a pacemaker, were chosen from nominations of young people affected by heart disease or stroke. The school district has long supported the American Heart Association, and Superintendent Brian Hightower expressed pride in Bauer and Benson for their important role in inspiring others through service.

Story 3: borden

Woodstock's Parks and Recreation Director, Brian Borden, provided updates on the progress of the future Little River Park and other department projects during an IN WDSTK Morning INfluence meeting. The engineering and construction drawings for Little River Park are being worked on, with the aim of starting construction next summer for Phase I. The first phase will be funded by the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, with a budget of $8 million. The park's master plan includes a pond, treehouse trail, boardwalk, dog park, and more across its 100-acre area. Borden also discussed other projects, such as the Noonday Creek Trail Extension, and highlighted the success of the Woodstock Summer Concert Series and other events. The Woodstock Parks and Recreation department is responsible for maintaining multiple parks, trails, and recreational programs in the community.

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STORY 4: cafeteria

Clayton Elementary School near Canton has been honored with the School Nutrition Cafeteria of Excellence Award, a new statewide award presented by the Georgia Department of Education's School Nutrition division. The school's cafeteria team, comprised of Manager Crystal Smith, Barbara Krupa, and Emily Sims, was recognized for their exceptional attention to serving quality meals, providing excellent customer service, and maintaining program integrity. The award considers health inspection scores, menu quality and variety, use of local produce, promotion of nutrition programs, and student engagement. The award will be officially presented at an annual luncheon, and Clayton Elementary's achievement highlights their commitment to providing nutritious meals for students and promoting their success.

Story 5: hay

The Georgia Farm Bureau is hosting the 2023 GFB Quality Hay Contest, accepting entries of bermudagrass hay until October 31st. Hay submitted will undergo nutritional value analysis using the Relative Forage Quality Test at a University of Georgia lab. Winners will be determined based on RFQ analysis and announced at the GFB convention in December. Prizes will be awarded to the top five producers, with the first-place winner receiving the use of a Vermeer mid-sized trailed mower for a year. Contestants must be Georgia Farm Bureau members and pay a $20 entry fee per sample. Additionally, GFB is accepting listings for its online hay directory, which includes both hay for sale and custom services.

Story 6: swann

Vanderbilt's quarterback AJ Swann led the team to a 35-28 victory over Hawaii with 258 passing yards and three touchdowns. Safety De'Rickey Wright made two interceptions. Hawaii's Brayden Schager had a standout performance with 351 passing yards and three touchdowns, connecting well with debut receivers Steven McBride and Pofele Ashlock. Despite Hawaii's efforts, turnovers and special teams mistakes hurt their chances. Vanderbilt's lead was sealed by Swann's touchdown passes to Sheppard and Humphreys. The game was initially delayed due to lightning. Last year, Vanderbilt had beaten Hawaii 63-10 in a similar matchup.

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Story 7: LEAH

And now, Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets talks with Bruce Jenkins about cross contact and contamination

***LEAH***

We’ll have closing comments after this

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Thanks again for listening to today’s Cherokee Tribune Ledger podcast. . If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast.

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