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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 August 28th and I'm Brian Giffin
Three men have been arrested and charged for their involvement in a jewelry store burglary in Canton where more than $1 million worth of merchandise was stolen. The burglary occurred at Kay Jewelers in January, where the suspects accessed the store by cutting a hole in the roof. Canton police, aided by the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office, successfully arrested all three suspects, Maykel Olides Hernandez, Javier Guerra-Morales, and Giorge Navea. They have been charged with first-degree burglary. Hernandez, Guerra-Morales, and Navea were arrested in different locations and are awaiting extradition from Texas and Florida. Authorities suspect them to be part of an international theft ring, with connections to other burglary attempts in various locations including Forsyth County, Marietta, Alpharetta, and Knoxville. The arrests were the result of diligent efforts by the Criminal Investigations Division and cooperation among law enforcement organizations.

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   Today is saturday, August 26th, and happy 29th birthday to NFL WR Mike Evans

***Evans***

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Plus Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets is here to talk with Bruce Jenkins about foods for swollen feet

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Story 1. running

Multiple candidates have registered for public office in Canton, Woodstock, and Waleska. Qualification for candidates ended recently, with no new sign-ups on the final day. Canton Mayor Bill Grant is being challenged by Andy Tubbs for re-election. Various City Council seats have been contested or remained uncontested. Notably, in the Canton Ward 2 special election, three candidates are competing: Samantha Baker, Bryan Roach, and Luke Smith. In Woodstock, several council members, including David Potts, Tracy Collins, and Rob Usher, are seeking re-election unopposed. In Waleska, Mayor Mary Helen Lamb qualified as the sole mayoral candidate, and new members are set to join the city council. Municipal elections are scheduled for November 7th.

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STORY 2: heat

The Georgia Department for Public Health advises people, especially seniors, to minimize exposure to heat and sun, as temperatures are expected to be in the upper 90s statewide. The heat index might surpass 100 due to high humidity. Cherokee County anticipates highs of 93 to 96 degrees through the week. A heat advisory was in effect for parts of west and central Georgia. MUST Ministries has opened a cooling center in Marietta to offer relief, operating from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. when temperatures hit 90 or higher. The health department suggests wearing light clothing, staying in air-conditioned places, avoiding hot meals, and limiting outdoor activities.

Story 3: carr

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is urging a federal judge to reconsider a preliminary injunction that blocked a law limiting medical care for transgender minors. Carr's motion, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, references a recent U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that lifted a similar preliminary injunction in Alabama. The injunction in question was issued in response to a challenge against Senate Bill 140, which prohibits hormone replacement therapy for gender dysphoria treatment in adolescents. The judge ruled that the law violates transgender minors' rights under the 14th Amendment. The debate surrounds protecting minors from potentially irreversible decisions versus mental health risks and suicide rates among transgender teens.

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STORY 4: fees

The Holly Springs City Council has given approval to increase the city's stormwater service fee by $1 per month. This will raise the fee from $4 to $5 per month for each equivalent residential unit. The change is aimed at generating revenue for annual replacements of stormwater infrastructure. The fee is included in property owners' tax bills. Additionally, the council unanimously voted to submit the city's comprehensive plan to the Atlanta Regional Commission and the Department of Community Affairs for review. There's a proposal to change the development character area map, allowing commercial use with residential areas. The council also approved adjustments to park rental fees and a liquor store application. A park was named in honor of a former council member, Karen Johnson Barnett, who passed away in 2021.

Story 5: pta

Cherokee County School District (CCSD) educators and volunteers have received recognition from the PTA with state and regional awards. Among the winners, Liberty Elementary School Nurse Amanda Fox was honored as an Outstanding School Nurse at the District 13 PTA level, then proceeded to win the statewide award from the Georgia PTA. Additionally, CCSD teachers, principals, and school PTAs received various awards for their exceptional contributions, professionalism, partnerships, and community engagement. Superintendent Brian Hightower expressed his gratitude for the PTA's continuous support and the dedication of the honorees. The winners will be recognized by the Cherokee County School Board in September.

Story 6: bookmark

Violet Paul, an eighth-grade student from Cherokee County's E.T. Booth Middle School, has won the top prize of $100 in the 2023 Georgia Farm Bureau Middle School Bookmark Contest. Her entry was recognized as the best in GFB's First District, encompassing 15 counties in northwest Georgia. The contest, aimed at encouraging students to explore agriculture and create artwork inspired by their learning, is sponsored by Georgia Farm Bureau. Violet's artwork and her victory were celebrated on the GFB Facebook page, where the state winner was determined by the most likes, and the runner-up by the second-highest votes.

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Story 7: career

The annual Cherokee Career Expo will take place on September 27th in Cherokee County, offering job seekers an opportunity to connect with local employers. Hosted by the Cherokee Office of Economic Development, the event will feature representatives from various companies, including the Cherokee Sheriff's Office, Dumaplast, Kirk Rudy, Inc., Next Step Ministries, Inc., Northside Hospital Cherokee, Ubique Group, and WellStar Health System. The event aims to assist job seekers with resume reviews and is part of the "Forget the Commute" campaign, which focuses on reducing out-commuting and promoting local career opportunities. The expo is free for job seekers, and registration is required through the cherokeega.org website.

Story 8:  fleeing

The Woodstock Police Department will honor four citizens and an off-duty Cobb County officer during the upcoming Woodstock City Council meeting for their assistance in apprehending a fleeing suspect. On August 3rd, a Woodstock officer pursued a speeding vehicle that made unsafe lane changes on I-575. Several citizens, including Jaxson Rupert and Justin Shubert, helped locate the suspect within an apartment complex. Construction inspector James Stokes assisted in the pursuit by providing transportation and support. Off-duty Cobb County Police Department Lt. Lee Turman aided the Woodstock officer and citizen Stokes. Lastly, Henry Higgins helped stop the suspect, Bailey Avey, from fleeing before officers arrived. Their courageous and determined actions ensured the suspect's swift apprehension, earning them recognition from the Woodstock Police Chief Robert Jones during the city council meeting.

Story 9:  apartments

Novare Group, Batson-Cook Development Co., and PointOne Holdings are collaborating on a new apartment complex project in southwest Cherokee County near Acworth. Novare Group's President and CEO, Jim Borders, expressed pride in the successful collaboration and commitment to creating a development that aligns with the area's vision and exceeds residents' expectations. BCDC's President and CEO, Litt Glover, emphasized that the luxury apartment community will contribute to the city's growth while offering a sophisticated and modern living experience. The project's architect is Dynamik Design, and Stratus Construction has been chosen as the general contractor for the venture.

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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 August 25th, and I'm Brian Giffin.
Woodstock's Public Works department provided updates on completed and upcoming projects. The recently completed Hub Transportation Project involved a roundabout and lane improvements. The Towne Lake Parkway widening project aims to improve westbound and eastbound lanes and add sidewalks. The I-575 Towne Lake Parkway Interchange project will enhance lane connections and is scheduled for completion by 2026. The Arnold Mill Road project renovated roadways, extended lanes, and improved intersections. The Neese Road at Highway 92 intersection project widened roads and added turn lanes. Future projects include converting the I-575 and Ridgewalk Parkway intersection into a diverging diamond interchange, and extending the Noonday Creek Trail into Cobb County.

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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 24th, and I'm Brian Giffin
Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services successfully rescued a kitten from the dashboard of a man's vehicle. The owner, Mr. Sanchez, sought help when the kitten hid behind the dash and wouldn't come out. Fire personnel from Station 7 used tools to locate and rescue the kitten, creating a safe travel box for its journey home. The kitten's owner, after the successful rescue, decided to name the kitten "Dash." For more news about our community, visit tribuneledgernews.com. By the way, check out Cherokee Football Friday each week to get you ready for Friday night football. Find Cherokee Football Friday at tribuneledgernews.com as well.

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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 August 23nd, and I'm Brian Giffin

Three cities in Cherokee County are preparing for municipal elections on November 7, and candidates have begun qualifying for various positions.

In Canton, Mayor Bill Grant is facing a challenger, Andy Tubbs, for the mayorship. Councilmember Travis Johnson has qualified for Ward 1, Shawn Tolan for Ward 2, and a special election for the vacant Ward 2 seat has two candidates: Luke Smith and Samantha Barker. For Ward 3, candidates Tracye Busbee and Farris Yawn have qualified. Qualifying continues on August 22 and 23 at Canton City Hall.

In Woodstock, council members David Potts of Ward 2 and Tracy Collins of Ward 4 have qualified. The Ward 6 seat currently held by Rob Usher is still vacant. Qualifying takes place at the Woodstock Annex.

Waleska is holding elections for five council seats and the mayorship. Councilman Dennis Cochran, Peter Brown, Eddie Blackwell, Logan Patrick, and Michael Greene have qualified for various council seats. Qualifying is held at City Hall in Waleska.

Candidates may still qualify thru today.

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

   Today is saturday, August 19th, and happy 29th birthday to NFL WR Mike Evans

***Evans***

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 foods for swollen feet

                    Plus Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets is here to talk about what foods are inflammatory

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Story 1. bus

Former Cherokee County School District bus driver, Britney Estey, has been sentenced to five years of probation after pleading guilty to driving a school bus under the influence of alcohol with students on board. The incident occurred in February, leading to Estey's arrest for driving under the influence and endangering a child. She failed a random alcohol test, and her blood alcohol levels were found to be significantly above the legal limit. Estey was indicted on multiple charges but entered a negotiated plea, admitting guilt to five of the 18 charges, including driving a school bus under the influence. She received probation, community service, substance abuse treatment, and a ban from driving a school bus again.

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STORY 2: pd

The Canton Police Department is inviting applications for its Citizen’s Police Academy, scheduled from September 14 to November 9. The deadline to apply is September 2, and participants must be 18 years or older. The academy aims to provide citizens with insights into law enforcement procedures and activities. Sessions will cover topics like the police department's structure, patrol operations, narcotics investigations, criminal investigations, traffic law enforcement, and more. Participants will gain an understanding of the roles of law enforcement officers and how the department functions. The program offers a comprehensive view of police work, promoting transparency and community engagement.

Story 3: ems

Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services presented its annual update to the Canton City Council. The Fire Chief, Eddie Robinson, shared statistics on response times, calls, guiding principles, and more. In 2022, the department received 32,503 calls, with 22,950 being EMS-related, 6,596 for service, and 210 for structure fires. The average response time was 6 minutes and 44 seconds. The department's emphasis on its mission, vision, values, and fostering economic growth continued into 2023. Robinson highlighted achievements such as international accreditation, increased training hours, a new incident command system, and the addition of CPR assist machines. The proposed budget for the coming fiscal year includes personnel expansion and upgrades to stations and equipment.

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STORY 4: noyce

Macain Pharr, a junior at Reinhardt University, has been awarded the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship. Pursuing dual majors in Math and Secondary Mathematics Education, Pharr aims to become a STEM teacher. The scholarship supports his career goal to teach in high-need school districts after graduation. The scholarship, worth $20,000, enables Pharr to live on campus, enhancing his campus experience. Previously a baseball player, he now focuses on academics while participating in a golf league. Pharr advises fellow students to seek scholarships related to their passions. He appreciates the supportive and familial environment at Reinhardt University, considering it his home.

Story 5: hot

Sequoyah's volleyball team faced a transition after a successful run with key players like Taylor Pecht and Skylar Martin moving on. Woodstock experienced a remarkable improvement, going from 13-22 in 2021 to 27-8 in 2022 under Coach Kelly Audia's guidance. Cherokee also had a strong performance, finishing 24-6 last season, while Etowah aimed for another postseason appearance with a mix of experienced seniors and juniors. Creekview sought progress in their rebuilding phase, and River Ridge displayed growth with a 5-1 start to 2023. The focus was on developing teamwork, consistency, and skill to achieve success in the upcoming season.

Story 6: mix

The cross country scene in Cherokee County is experiencing a shift as standout runners like Dru Moore and Andrew Balogh graduate. Etowah's cross country teams, which excelled last season, are now in a rebuilding phase with young talent. Creekview has strong depth and aims for titles at county, region, and state levels, led by Malachi Burnett and Katelynn Dollar. Cherokee's teams aim to build on last year's performance, with experienced runners like Seth Grogan. River Ridge benefits from senior leadership, while Sequoyah's girls team seeks to maintain its success with Rylee Fisher leading and the boys' team featuring promising sophomores.

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Story 7: LEAH

And now, Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets talks will Bruce Jenkins about foods that are anti-inflammatory

***Leah***

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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 Monday August 21st, and I'm Brian Giffin.

October Olester Scott, a 27-year-old Acworth man, has been indicted by a Cherokee County grand jury on charges related to an armed robbery incident that occurred on Halloween night. He faces two counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, armed robbery, and aggravated assault. Allegedly, Scott stole marijuana vapes, a lottery ticket, and Mentos mints from a gas station, and when a store clerk followed him outside, he displayed a gun and verbally threatened the employee. He was also charged with felony possession of marijuana and possession of drug-related objects. Scott was arrested on separate charges later and was released on bond. An indictment is not a conviction, and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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   Today is saturday, August 19th, and happy 34th birthday to NFL QB Kirk Cousins

***Cousins***

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 foods for swollen feet

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Story 1. worker

A healthcare worker at a Woodstock diagnostics center, Bhavin Patel, has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a female patient during a sonogram procedure. The Cherokee Sheriff's Office investigated the incident after the victim reported it on July 31. Patel, a male sonographer from Canton, was charged with sexual assault by a hospital employee with a patient. Following evidence that supported the allegations, Patel turned himself in and was released on a $5,700 bond from the Cherokee Adult Detention Center. The incident occurred at Wellstar Cardiac Diagnostics in Woodstock.

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STORY 2: moratorium

Cherokee County is ending a moratorium on development applications for the area near Sixes Road and Interstate 575, allowing new projects to proceed. The moratorium was initially imposed to facilitate coordinated planning between the county and local cities to ensure quality development and address traffic congestion concerns in the I-575 and Sixes Road Interchange Area. The Comprehensive Plan, which designates the area as a "Wild Cat" character zone, emphasizing major employment and mixed-use development, has been adopted. Plans for transportation improvements are underway through intergovernmental agreements with surrounding cities. Other approved actions include funding agreements, land purchases, and program allocations for community development and housing initiatives.

Story 3: hornet

The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) has confirmed the detection of a living yellow-legged hornet in Georgia for the first time, marking the first instance of a live yellow-legged hornet detected in the open United States. The GDA, in collaboration with the USDA and the University of Georgia, is urging the public to report sightings of this non-native hornet species that could potentially threaten honey production, native pollinators, and the agricultural industry. A beekeeper in Savannah reported the sighting, and the identification was confirmed by the USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. The GDA is working on a plan to trap, track, and eradicate the yellow-legged hornet in Georgia.

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STORY 4: scouts

A Girl Scout troop based in Waleska is constructing a self-serve food pantry for their community. The junior scouts from Troop 18292 are building the pantry, which will be located on the porch of Cline Store in Waleska. The pantry will be filled with non-perishable food items, snacks, and personal care products, providing a resource for those in need. The grand opening is scheduled for September 2nd. The project not only aims to help the community but also allows the junior scouts to work towards earning the Bronze Award, the highest honor for a junior scout. The troop has been inspired by similar self-serve food pantries in Canton.

Story 5: 100

The Sequoyah Regional Library System is inviting the public to celebrate the 100th birthday of the R.T. Jones Memorial Library in September. The celebration will include food, live music, and remarks from community leaders. The library has been an integral part of the Canton community and plans to mark its centenary with various events, including making birthday cards and an educational look into the history of Cherokee County. The library has evolved over the years, from its humble beginnings to becoming a vital community resource. The celebration reflects both its past and the next century of service.

Story 6: parent

The Cherokee County School District is accepting applications for its annual parent academy program called VILLA (Volunteer Instructional Leadership Learning Academy). This free six-session program offers parents the opportunity to learn more about the school district and how to be engaged with the schools. Participants learn about school board roles, district operations, visit schools, and engage in Q&A sessions with school board members and senior staff. The program aims to educate parents about school boards and district operations, filling in knowledge gaps. Sessions are held on Tuesdays in October, including a school visit, and conclude with a final session and graduation in November. Applications are due by September 5.

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Story 7: Hancock

Sequoyah's football team is highlighted by Missouri-commit Jackson Hancock, a versatile athlete who excels in various positions. Hancock led the team both in rushing (591 yards, seven touchdowns) and receiving (315 yards, two touchdowns) last season, while also making an impact on special teams. He is praised by his coach and college scouts for his all-around abilities as a receiver, defensive back, and kick returner. Hancock's physical presence also contributed to Sequoyah's defense, and he is determined to lead the team to success this year. The focus for this season is mental toughness, building on last year's progress and aiming to make a strong impact on the field.

Story 8:  Nelms

Senior offensive lineman Tate Nelms is leading Etowah's football team into the new season with increased size, speed, and strength. After missing the playoffs last year despite a strong season, Nelms is determined to lead his team to success this year. He has been focusing on improving his skills and game understanding by studying film from his previous years. Nelms, weighing 285 pounds and standing at 6-foot-4, has become a significant Division-I prospect, gaining attention from colleges. He is a key player in Etowah's offensive line, which has contributed to the team's offensive improvement. With a strong bond among teammates, Nelms and the offensive line are ready to take on the challenges of the new season.

Story 9: Burdette

Brandon Burdette of River Ridge High School is gearing up for the 2023 football season with a determination to improve his sack numbers. Despite leading Cherokee County in tackles last season, Burdette is focused on increasing his sack count and being a more effective pass rusher. He aims to contribute to the team's success by helping them win the region, make the playoffs, and achieve a deep postseason run. As a key player in River Ridge's defense, Burdette's speed and skills are assets to the team's strategies. He's determined to support the offense by giving them more opportunities to succeed. With his passion for football and dedication to improvement, Burdette aims to lead his team to victory in the upcoming season.

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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 17th and I'm Brian Giffin.
Michael Dalton Waters, a Woodstock man, has been sentenced to eight years in prison followed by over three decades of probation after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and distribution of controlled substances. The guilty plea stemmed from an incident in May 2021 when Waters gave a friend a lethal combination of fentanyl and a prescription drug, leading to her overdose death. Superior Court Judge Tony Baker sentenced Waters to a 40-year term, with the initial eight years to be served in prison. Waters' actions caused the death of Talley Power, who had consumed the substances believing they were Percocet. Waters is required to undergo mental health and substance abuse treatment during his probation, with no contact allowed with family members of the victims.

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It's the all new Cherokee Football Friday presented by the Cherokee Tribune Ledger and the BG Ad Group. Brian Giffin and Griffin Callaghan of the Tribune Ledger talk week one of the GHSA season for the 6 Cherokee teams. Griffin has interviews with Head Coach Mike Collins of River Ridge and Trevor Williams of Creekview.

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