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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune ledger podcast presented by Dayco Systems. Today is Friday August 4th, and I'm Brian Giffin.Stanley Grant, a 26-year-old man from Sylvania, was recently arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and aggravated battery. According to an arrest warrant filed by the Cherokee Sheriff's Office, Grant intentionally drove his car into another person after a verbal confrontation at a RaceTrac gas station in southwest Cherokee County. The incident occurred back on April 16th between 9 and 11 p.m. The victim suffered a broken left leg as a result of the alleged incident. Grant is currently held in the Cherokee County jail without bond.
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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 3rd, and I'm Brian Giffin

Hollis Lathem, former chairman of the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners, passed away at the age of 86. He was remembered as a hardworking and devoted family man who loved Cherokee County. During his time as chairman in the mid-1990s, he focused on managing the county's growth while maintaining its small-town charm. Notable accomplishments included establishing the emergency system and bringing the Georgia National Cemetery to Cherokee County. Lathem played a significant role in the development of the Hollis Q. Lathem Reservoir, a major project for the Cherokee County Water and Sewer Authority. Besides his local roles, he also served on Georgia's State Board of Education. Lathem had a successful banking career and was known for his dedication and leadership. He enjoyed farming, traveling, and had a close-knit family. Memorial services were held in his memory, and the family requested donations to the Cherokee County Educational Foundation in lieu of flowers. For more on this story, visit tribuneledgernews.com. For the tribune ledger podcast I'm Brian Giffin

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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Dayco Systems. Today is Wednesday August 2nd and I'm Brian Giffin
The Cherokee Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal crash involving a moped and an SUV. The incident occurred on Woodstock Road, south of Highway 92 near Acworth. The driver of the moped, Robin Michelle Eller, 54, from Acworth, was killed in the collision. The SUV driver was unharmed. Preliminary findings suggest that the moped was traveling south when it crossed the center lines, leading to a head-on collision with the northbound SUV. The investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing. Anyone who may have witnessed this incident is urged to contact the Cherokee County Sheriff's office.

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Publish Date: July 31 Monday

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   Today is Saturday, August 1st, and happy 61th birthday to actor Wesley Snipes

***Snipes***

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Story 1. council

Residents of Woodstock who wish to run for the three Woodstock City Council seats up for election this fall can qualify for office on August 21-23 at the city clerk's office in the Woodstock Annex. The seats representing Ward 2, Ward 4, and Ward 6, currently held by David Potts, Tracy Collins, and Rob Usher, respectively, will expire at the end of the year. The qualifying fee for the city council is $342, equivalent to 3% of a council member's annual salary, and the fee is nonrefundable. The municipal election will take place on November 7 at the Woodstock Public Library, with a possible runoff election on December 5 if needed. The voter registration deadline is October 10.

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STORY 2: misti

The Cherokee Office of Economic Development (COED) is actively promoting business growth and job opportunities in Cherokee County. Misti Martin, President and CEO of COED said they seek to attract diverse companies, including those in cybersecurity, data sectors, technology startups, advanced manufacturing, and film production. Successful examples like Becker Robotic Equipment and Jaipur Living have expanded in the county, creating jobs and significant investments. COED is marketing available commercial space and planning the Canton Corporate Park's construction. They also offer acres of land for development in "The Bluffs" area. With funding from the American Rescue Plan Act, COED supports workforce development, internships, skills analysis, and the Be Pro Be Proud Georgia mobile workshop. They've aided over 70 Cherokee small businesses with grants and infrastructure improvements.

Story 3: milestones

The latest results from the Georgia Milestones tests show that while Georgia students have not fully recovered from the pandemic's disruptions, they are making steady progress. Out of 21 end-of-course assessments, 13 showed increases, primarily in English/Language arts and math at elementary and middle-school levels. Third-grade students showed significant gains in English/Language arts, math, and reading but still scored below pre-pandemic levels. On the other hand, 8th-grade students' scores in science and social studies continued to decline. To address poor results, the state Department of Education is launching initiatives, including hiring virtual tutors and partnering with AmeriCorps to provide tutoring for students in need.

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STORY 4: pathway

Etowah High School will introduce the Teaching as a Profession pathway in fall 2024, preparing future educators. The Cherokee County School District secured a $10,000 Cultivating Teachers grant from the Georgia Department of Education to fund this program, making them one of 38 school systems selected statewide. With this addition, all CCSD traditional high schools will have an education pathway. Students who complete the teaching pathways receive college credit and a guaranteed interview with CCSD for potential teaching positions. State Superintendent Richard Woods proposed and the state board of education approved this program expansion, aiming to cultivate the next generation of Georgia educators.

Story 5: reinhardt

Reinhardt University has added two new coaches for the 2023-24 season. Becca Hewitt will take over as the softball coach, succeeding former coach David Dews. She previously coached at Middle Georgia State and had a successful tenure there. Junior Nyamunda, a native of Zimbabwe, joins the men's soccer staff as an assistant coach under head coach Frankie Ruiz. Nyamunda played college soccer at Milligan and later transferred to Brewton-Parker, where he played under Coach Ruiz. Reinhardt's men's soccer team had a solid 2023 season, and Nyamunda is excited to contribute to the team's success.

Story 6: pruitt

Former Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt has been hired as a high school P.E. teacher and assistant football coach at Plainview High School in Rainsville, Alabama, where he also attended. He will also coach junior high basketball. Pruitt's hiring was officially approved by the DeKalb County Board of Education. His wife, Casey, was also hired as a teacher at the same school last month. At Plainview, he will work under his father, Dale Pruitt, who is the head coach. Jeremy Pruitt's coaching opportunities in college athletics have been limited due to a six-year show-cause penalty and one-year suspension issued by the NCAA following violations at Tennessee. Pruitt was formerly the Defensive Coordinator at Georgia.

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Story 7: LEAH

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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the cherokee tribune ledger podcast presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Today is Monday July 21st and I'm Brian Giffin

Christopher George Roberts, a 52-year-old man from Canton, was sentenced to 30 years in prison, the first 15 without parole due to repeat offending. The case began with a report of a stolen truck in April of 2020. Roberts, who had moved to Canton to live with his girlfriend, also shared the house with his ex-wife and her boyfriend. When confronted about the stolen truck, he threatened both women and refused to return it, leading to charges of terroristic threats, family violence aggravated assault, and theft by taking. Despite being out on bond, Roberts continued his violent behavior. In August 2020, he became intoxicated, assaulted his girlfriend, then fled, removing his ankle monitor and evading law enforcement across multiple states. Throughout the process, Roberts manipulated and terrorized those around him, showing little remorse for his actions. His violent tendencies and criminal behavior resulted in a 15-year prison sentence.

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Publish Date: July 28 Friday

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

   Today is Saturday, July 29th, and happy 70th birthday to Rocker Geddy Lee

***LEE***

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

Patricia Hargraves, a 64-year-old woman from Waleska, was arrested for allegedly strangling a teenager and physically assaulting another child in her home. The charges against her include aggravated assault family violence, two counts of first-degree cruelty to children, one count of third-degree cruelty to children, and simple battery. The Cherokee Sheriff's Office states that Hargraves placed her foot on the throat of a 14-year-old girl, kicked her, and pulled her hair on July 24. She is also accused of kicking a 10-year-old in the abdomen area and knocking a man to the ground, kicking him on the leg. Hargraves is the aunt and great-aunt of the children involved. She was arrested on July 24 and is currently held in the Cherokee County jail without bond.

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STORY 2: capitol

A 21-year-old Georgia man, Bruno Cua, has been sentenced to one year and a day in prison for assaulting a law enforcement officer during the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. He also received 36 months of supervised release. Cua attended the rally at the Washington Monument with his parents before heading to the Capitol. He separated from his parents, entered the building armed with a baton, and violently shoved a Capitol Police officer trying to lock the doors to the Senate Gallery. Cua later admitted on social media that he took part in the attack using violence and suggested more violence might be necessary in the future. Over 1,070 people have been arrested in all 50 states in connection with the January 6 attack.

Story 3: produce

Cherokee County School District has secured a state grant through the Georgia Local Food for Schools pilot program. This grant will enable CCSD School Nutrition to expand its partnerships with local farmers and food producers, increasing the availability of fresh produce in school meals. The initiative complements CCSD's already successful Farm to School program, which has boosted the inclusion of locally-grown fruits, vegetables, and other ingredients in school breakfasts and lunches. All CCSD schools offer fresh fruits and vegetables as side choices and provide fresh salads as daily lunch entrée options. The new program will provide even more options for students to enjoy nutritious meals and support their learning. The pilot program will be implemented in the upcoming school year, thanks to the efforts of CCSD School Nutrition Executive Director Tina Farmer and culinary specialist Jessica Emmett.

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STORY 4: nutrition

Cherokee County School District has introduced a new awards program to recognize top school nutrition teams. Called the "School Nutrition Team of the Year" awards, cafeteria teams had the opportunity to win prizes by achieving specific goals related to improving their service to students, teachers, and staff. The winners were announced on July 26 at the department's annual back-to-school training. Clark Creek Elementary School STEM Academy and E.T. Booth Middle School were named the winners in the elementary and middle/high school/center divisions, respectively. The winning teams received various prizes, including gift cards, special shirts, and kitchen equipment for their school. The awards program aims to encourage program improvement and provide recognition for the hard work of the School Nutrition teams in serving nutritious meals to students.

Story 5: goshen

The Goshen Valley Foundation, a local nonprofit focused on helping children in foster care, is renovating a building in Canton to create the Goshen Family Resource Center. The center will offer a range of mental health services to families and will be operated under Goshen Therapeutic Services. The project is part of Goshen's prevention efforts to provide support and therapy to at-risk families, aiming to keep fewer children from entering the foster care system. The center will offer various types of therapy, counseling, and family support. Renovations have started, and the center is expected to open in 2024. The foundation has received a grant from the Georgia Department of Human Services to support the initiative. The center will also serve as a hub for connecting families with other necessary resources like affordable housing and employment coaching. The foundation has raised funds for renovations and is seeking additional support for the project.

Story 6: townhomes

The Woodstock City Council has postponed a developer's request to build a 29-unit townhome community on a 2.7-acre parcel. The developer, Michelle Horstemeyer for The JW Collection, needs conditional use permits to build attached units and a residential development on the small parcel. Some nearby residents expressed concerns about the lack of a concrete master plan and how the development will impact the area. The property is close to the South on Main neighborhood, which has the same developer, and there is a need to update the master plan to accommodate the proposed townhomes. The council voted 5-0 to table the request for 60 days to allow time for the creation of a master plan. Additionally, the council ratified the purchase of land for road improvements and approved alcohol licenses for two restaurants.

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Story 7: pro

Caleb Bartolero, a former standout baseball player from Woodstock, signed an undrafted free-agent deal with the Los Angeles Angels after the 2023 MLB Draft. He had a successful high school career, leading Woodstock to deep playoff runs and earning a spot on the Class 7A all-state team. Bartolero played college baseball at Troy, where he had an impressive career, ranking in the program's record books for hits and doubles. The Angels' farm system is ranked 28th, and Bartolero joins fellow Troy teammate Ben Thompson, who also signed with the team. The Angels have promising prospects in Logan O’Hoppe and Zach Neto.

Story 8:  reinhardt

Reinhardt University's athletic department has hired former volleyball standout Holly Heath for the 2023-24 season. Heath, a recent graduate, will take on the role of Eagles' Athletic Operations Coordinator and Assistant Sports Information Director. She holds a Master's in Sports Administration and Leadership from the university and has been involved in gameday operations for the past two years. During her time as a student, Heath achieved academic success and excelled in volleyball, earning All-Conference honors and contributing to three AAC Championships. The university has also made other staff changes, including new coaches for men's soccer and women's basketball.

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Story 9:  clemmons

Chase Clemmons, a former Etowah point guard, organized a back-to-school event at the Salvation Army's Marietta facility before starting his college basketball career at Kennesaw State. He distributed free bookbags, school supplies, and other essentials to kids in need, emphasizing his commitment to giving back to the community. The event was successful, with over 50 book bags given out to 70 kids. Clemmons is eager to make a positive impact both on and off the court as a student-athlete. After leading Etowah to a strong postseason performance, he signed with Kennesaw State, a program that recently made it to the NCAA Tournament and has a new coach, Antoine Pettway.

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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the cherokee tribune ledger podcast presented by Dayco Systems. Today is Friday July 28th, and I'm Brian GiffinThe Charlie Ferguson Community Center has opened in Cherokee County, honoring the legacy of Charlie Ferguson, a longtime local leader. The center, located on the site of the old North Canton Volunteer Fire Department, will serve as a community gathering space. Charlie Ferguson was instrumental in establishing the North Canton Volunteer Fire Department and the first African American volunteer fire department in Georgia. The center, funded through a grant and local tax dollars, underwent renovations to create meeting rooms, a kitchen, and other facilities. The nonprofit Charlie Ferguson Community Center, Inc. will operate the facility with support from the county for the first year, after which it will take full ownership. Future programming will be provided through partnerships with various community organizations.
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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 July 27th, and I'm Brian GiffinA new Urgent Team Walk-in Urgent Care center is scheduled to open in late August at 4477 Towne Lake Parkway in Woodstock, Georgia. The center will operate from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends, providing urgent care, family care, wellness services, and occupational health services on a walk-in basis. The facility will have onsite X-ray and lab tests and offer treatment for various medical needs, including flu, colds, injuries, COVID-19 testing, vaccinations, and more. Most insurance plans, TRICARE, VA, Medicare, Medicaid, as well as cash and credit cards, will be accepted. Walk-ins are welcome, and patients can also schedule same-day or next-day visits online.
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From the Ingles Studios this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Today is Wednesday July 26th, and I'm Brian Giffin.A man named Charles "Terry" Collins, 70, from Cherokee County, has been arrested and charged with fatally shooting his wife, Deborah Collins, 63, at their home. The incident took place at approximately 2:30 a.m. on July 24, and law enforcement officers responded to a person shot call at the residence. When they arrived, the suspect confronted them at the front door with a firearm. Despite repeated demands to drop the weapon, he retreated back inside and was later apprehended when he emerged from the back door. Charles Collins is now facing charges of felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault – family violence, and aggravated battery - family violence. The motive behind the shooting has not been determined yet, and the investigation is still ongoing. The suspect had not previously been arrested by the sheriff's office, and the case is being closely examined by authorities.
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Publish Date: July 24 Monday

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

   Today is Saturday, July 25th, and happy 27th birthday to NFL running back Alvin Kamara

***Kamara***

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Plus, Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets is here to talk with Bruce Jenkins about sugar free items

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Story 1. cleanup

Power restoration efforts continued in Cherokee County after storms caused outages last Thursday night. As of Saturday afternoon, over 3,000 customers were still without power, with most connected to an outage in east Cherokee. Wind speeds in parts of the Clayton community reached 90-95 miles per hour, equivalent to an EF-1 tornado, causing damage in northern and eastern Cherokee. Utility crews have been working to restore power, and the Cherokee County Emergency Management Agency is conducting damage assessment over the next few days. Some roads remain closed due to downed wires and utility poles, but the repairs and cleanup are proceeding.

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STORY 2: rowing

Cherokee County School District (CCSD) will introduce indoor rowing lessons to middle school physical education classes this fall after earning a national grant. The Concept2, Inc. Erg Ed grant, valued at $45,000, was awarded to CCSD by the George Pocock Rowing Foundation. Only two school districts nationwide received this grant, which includes 20 Concept2 rowing machines, adaptive equipment, curriculum, and teacher training. The Erg Ed program focuses on teaching rowing fundamentals, goal setting, and teamwork. CCSD middle schools and ACE Academy will incorporate a two-week rowing unit into their PE classes this school year. Teachers have undergone Learn to Row training, provided by the Allatoona Rowing Association, a partner in this initiative. The program aims to introduce rowing to approximately 10,000 middle school students in the local community.

Story 3: Back to School

As the new school year approaches, families in need of school supplies can receive help from various organizations. The TCC Verizon retail store in Holly Springs is participating in the School Rocks Backpack Giveaway on July 30, a national initiative. Families can pick up a backpack filled with pencils, paper, a pencil box, folders, a ruler, and glue, while supplies last. Each child present will receive one backpack on a first-come, first-served basis. The program involves over 1,000 TCC and Wireless Zone stores across the U.S. To find more information about the School Rocks Backpack Giveaway, visit https://www.tccrocks.com/backpack-giveaway.

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STORY 4: symphony

The North Georgia Youth Wind Symphony is inviting talented 9th to 12th grade students to audition for its inaugural season. Auditions will be held on August 12 at Reinhardt University School of Performing Arts Building in Waleska. The ensemble aims to offer a positive musical and social experience for advanced woodwind, brass, harp, string bass, and percussion instrumentalists. Rehearsals and performances will be on Sunday afternoons at Falany Performing Arts Center, including a combined concert with the Atlanta Wind Symphony. The concert band will be co-conducted by Kerry Bryant and Dennis Naughton. The conductors hope to have 50-60 members this year, and the audition fee is $10. For more information or to sign up for auditions, visit https://www.ngyws.org.

Story 5: ga power

Georgia Power, a subsidiary of Southern Co., has completed a crucial step in bringing the second of two nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle into operation. Southern Nuclear, along with Georgia Power, has submitted 364 inspections, tests, and analyses to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for the second unit. This step ensures the NRC that the reactor meets nuclear safety and quality standards. Once the NRC confirms license acceptance criteria are met, fuel loading can commence. The second unit is expected to begin operating late this year or early next year, while the first unit is on track to be operational by the end of this month. The reactors faced delays and higher costs, but Georgia Power maintains nuclear power is essential for reliable energy for its 2.7 million customers.

Story 6: all state

Eleven Cherokee County baseball players earned all-state recognition, with Etowah senior Will Curcio headlining the list as a first-team infield selection in Class 6A. Curcio led the Eagles to a No. 3 seed and back to the final four. Etowah had three players on the list, including senior catcher Haiden Schultz (second team) and junior pitcher Caleb Hughes (honorable mention). River Ridge also had three players recognized, including Cherokee County Pitcher of the Year JD Rediger, who secured a first-team spot. Woodstock's honorees included senior pitchers Coogan Bombard (second team) and Hunter Jackson (honorable mention), and junior infielder Brooks McKenna (honorable mention). Cherokee had one first-teamer in senior outfielder Caiden Townsend.

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Story 7: LEAH

And Now, Leah McGrath, corporate dietician at Ingles Markets talks with Bruce Jenkins about sugar free items

***Leah***

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