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From the Ingles Studios, this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Dayco Systems. Today is Monday June 19th, and I'm Brian Giffin
The Cherokee County Board of Education has unanimously approved the fiscal year 2024 budget, which includes a significant pay raise for teachers. The budget, recommended by Superintendent Brian Hightower, allocates a $4,500 increase in teacher salaries, with $2,000 coming from the state budget and the remainder funded locally. Despite concerns about rising property taxes, the district will maintain the current property tax rate while experiencing a 15% increase in overall local tax revenue. The budget also includes a 3% pay raise for classified staff and signing bonuses for employees. The starting salary for teachers with a bachelor's degree will be raised to $53,500 per year. Additionally, funds are allocated for additional teacher positions, facility repairs, technology upgrades, and construction projects. The district projects an enrollment of 41,635 students and plans to hire more staff in specific program areas. The full budget details can be found on the Cherokee County School District's website.

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   Today is Saturday, June 17th, and happy 47th birthday to country singer Blake Shelton

***Blake Shelton***

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Story 1. 27k

A man named Louis McClinton, 40, was arrested by Canton police in Atlanta for stealing nearly $28,000 from the car dealership where he worked. He was charged with felony theft by taking. The arrest warrant, filed by the Canton Police Department in November, stated that McClinton pocketed cash from customer deposits while working at a Canton area new car dealership. He deposited a small amount of the money to the business and took a total of $27,940. McClinton was released a couple days ago after posting a $5,000 bond.. Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com

STORY 2: station

Cherokee County has recently opened a new fire station, Fire Station 29, located on Highway 20 near Autumn Brook Drive in Canton. The station officially went into service on June 11, as announced by the Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services. The addition of this station is expected to significantly reduce response times in that area of Cherokee County. The fire station is currently equipped with one staffed fire engine and has a team of six firefighters assigned to it. The opening of this station follows the county's purchase of a modular home in December, which served as temporary housing for the firefighters until a more permanent station could be constructed. The construction of the fire station is funded by the 2024 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST).

Story 3: firefighters

Lt. Dave Burnaugh, a firefighter who has been battling brain and kidney cancer, has returned to his station after a 10-month absence. Firefighters from Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services, along with neighboring departments, gathered at Fire Station 32 to welcome him back. Lt. Burnaugh, a 16-year veteran, fell ill while on duty last year and was later diagnosed with a Stage 3 astrocytoma brain tumor and a Stage 1 kidney tumor. He underwent brain surgery, radiation, kidney surgery, and chemotherapy. The firefighters surprised him with a warm welcome, breakfast, and fellowship, expressing their joy at his improved health and their honor to have him among their ranks.….read more at tribuneledgernews.com

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STORY 4: parks

Representatives from Cherokee County and its cities convened at the L.B. "Buzz" Ahrens Recreation Center to discuss ongoing and future recreation and parks projects. The summit aimed to facilitate communication and collaboration among those responsible for planning, funding, and implementing recreational opportunities in the county. Updates were provided by Ball Ground, Canton, Cherokee County, Holly Springs, and Woodstock, while Waleska was absent. Several projects were discussed, including the Long Swamp Creek Recreation Area, the Yellow Creek Road Conservation Area and Trails, a community park near Clark Creek Elementary School, and a park in the Hickory Flat area. The 2024 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) will fund many of these initiatives. Additionally, the impact of past parks bonds and upcoming plans for trail extensions and park improvements were highlighted.

Story 5: reinhardt

The Young Singers of Flint Hall, a new youth choir led by Reinhardt University Choir Director Martha Shaw, is seeking auditions for its first season. The choir is open to singers aged 10 to 14 who have a passion for music and a desire to learn. Martha Shaw, known for her successful leadership of children's choirs at Clayton State University, has been recognized for her choirs' achievements, including performances with prestigious orchestras and at renowned venues. The Young Singers of Flint Hall aims to nurture musical talent while instilling values of character, integrity, and personal growth. Rehearsals will take place at Flint Hall in Waleska, and concerts are scheduled for November and April. For more information, visit the choir's website at www.ysofh.com.

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Story 6:  Sumner

Former Woodstock track and field star Will Sumner has made a remarkable transition into NCAA competition at the University of Georgia. He recently secured the NCAA outdoor championship in the 800-meter run, setting a school record with a time of 1:44.26 in the finals. Sumner's victory helped Georgia achieve a seventh-place team finish. His time not only broke the stadium record but also placed him fifth on the all-time collegiate list. Sumner became the first freshman to win the NCAA title in the 800 since 2017. He was particularly inspired by Donovan Brazier, the previous freshman champion and an American record-holder. Sumner also earned the SEC's indoor and outdoor Freshman Runner of the Year titles and received first-team All-American honors.

Story 7: Baseball

Here’s an update on some area baseball alums now playing professionally……Etowah alum Drew Waters has returned to the Kansas City Royals in the major leagues after coming off the injured list. Waters has had a slow start with a .184 average, but he recently picked up two hits and an RBI. He is now back to his regular role in the outfield. On the other hand, Sequoyah alum Hunter Gaddis was optioned back to the Triple-A affiliate of the Cleveland Guardians after his third stint with the big-league club. He had a 5.17 ERA in eight appearances. Luke Berryhill, a River Ridge alum, has a six-game hitting streak in Triple-A and has improved his season average to .228. Brennan Milone, former Woodstock star, continues to impress in Single-A with a .280 average, 29 RBIs, and seven home runs. Another former Sequoyah pitcher, Justin Wrobleski, has shown improvement in the minors with a 3.33 ERA and two consecutive scoreless starts for the Great Lakes Loons.

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From the Ingles Studios this is your news minute on the award winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, presented by Dayco Systems. Today is Friday June 16th, and I'm Brian Giffin
Dr. James Ellner, his practice Georgia Pain Management, P.C., and the Samson Pain Center, P.C. in Woodstock have agreed to pay $625,000 to settle allegations of violating the False Claims Act. They were accused of submitting improper claims to Medicare and TRICARE for evaluation and management services and medically unnecessary urine drug screening tests. The U.S. Attorney's Office emphasized the importance of proper billing and holding healthcare providers accountable for overbilling federal healthcare programs. The allegations spanned from May 2015 to December 2019. The settlement also addressed an arrangement that violated the Anti-Kickback Statute, where a laboratory paid the salary of an individual in exchange for urine drug test referrals. A whistleblower will receive $118,000 from the settlement, and no determination of liability has been made.

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From the Ingles Studios, this is your News Minute on the award winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia....today is Thursday June 15th, and I'm Brian Giffin
Cherokee County fire investigators are requesting assistance in an ongoing investigation involving a stolen car that was later discovered ablaze on Interstate 575. The incident began when a black 2018 Mercedes GLE35 was reported stolen in Marietta on June 12. The SUV was subsequently found on fire on Interstate 575 northbound in Cherokee County, near Howell Bridge Road in Ball Ground. Firefighters responded to the scene and extinguished the flames, but no individuals were present. The cause of the fire is currently being investigated. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact the Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services fire investigators at 678-493-4197.

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From the Ingles Studios this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia. Today is Wednesday June 14th, and I'm Brian Giffin.

Canton city leaders are considering maintaining the property tax rate for the upcoming year, and residents are encouraged to provide input. The proposed millage rate for the 2024 fiscal year in Canton, set at 5.4 mills, is the same as the current rate since 2017. The rollback rate, which would generate the same revenue as the previous year, is 4.8 mills. The city's tax rate includes payments to Cherokee County for fire services, which accounts for about 3.2 mills. Under the proposed rate, the city anticipates a 23.53% increase in tax revenue, amounting to nearly $2.1 million. Public hearings will be held on June 15, July 6, and July 20, with the council vote scheduled for July 20. The millage rate is separate from the Cherokee County government and school district tax rates.

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From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast

   Today is Tuesday, June 10th, and happy 82nd birthday to longtime broadcaster Marv Albert

***Albert***

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

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Story 1. Drowning

The body of a man, identified as Dehaven Prillerman, was recovered from Lake Allatoona in Cherokee County. The incident was reported as a possible drowning, and authorities from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services responded to the scene. Witnesses stated that Prillerman had fallen off the back of a pontoon boat while attempting to retrieve his sunglasses that had dropped into the water. Despite efforts to locate him, he did not resurface. Prillerman was accompanied by eight other individuals on the boat at the time of the incident. Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com

STORY 2: Pathway

Reinhardt University and Kennesaw State University have partnered to create the Eagle-Owl Pathway program, allowing Reinhardt students to pursue a master's degree at KSU while working on their undergraduate degree. The program aims to provide students with the opportunity to earn two degrees more efficiently and affordably. The first pathway offered is for mathematics majors at Reinhardt who can earn a master's degree in intelligent robotic systems at KSU. The program streamlines the timeline, allowing students to complete their undergraduate degree in four years and their master's degree in one year instead of two. The program may expand to include other STEM majors in the future, aligning with workforce demands in science, technology, engineering, and math fields. The agreement was signed by the presidents of both universities.

Story 3: firefighters

Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services held a promotion ceremony at the Cherokee County Fire Training Complex, where six firefighters were recognized for their achievements. Lt. Dean Billings was promoted to captain, while Sgt. Matt Hutcherson, Jeff Phillips, and Brian Thompson were promoted to lieutenant. Additionally, Nick Leslie and Gene Parker were promoted to sergeant. The firefighters will assume their new roles starting on Sunday. Family, friends, and fellow firefighters gathered at the ceremony to celebrate the accomplishments of the newly promoted individuals. Fire Chief Eddie Robinson awarded the firefighters with their new collar insignia, and family members had the honor of pinning their badges….read more at tribuneledgernews.com

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STORY 4: Scholarships

Three high school graduates from Cherokee County, Georgia, have been awarded National Merit Scholarships sponsored by their respective colleges or universities. Griffen Bon and Paige Falcomata, both from Canton, and Brooke Richards from Woodstock were among the Georgia students selected for these scholarships. Bon, a graduate of Cherokee High School, will attend the University of Alabama to pursue a career in computer science. Falcomata, a graduate of Sequoyah High School, also received a scholarship to attend the University of Alabama and plans to pursue a career in actuarial science. Richards, a Fellowship Christian School graduate, received a scholarship to attend the University of Georgia and intends to pursue a career in engineering. These scholarships provide financial support ranging from $500 to $2,000 annually for up to four years of undergraduate study at the sponsoring institution.

Story 5: Runion

Jeff Runion, the head coach of the River Ridge baseball team, has been named the 2023 Cherokee County Baseball Coach of the Year. In his second season as coach, Runion led the Knights to the Class 6A semifinals with a 23-12 record. He credited the team's talented players, particularly JD Rediger, for their success. Runion emphasized the collective effort and team chemistry that contributed to their playoff run. River Ridge competes in a challenging region, and securing the final playoff spot was a significant achievement. The team's strong finish to the regular season set the stage for an exciting playoff run.

Story 6:  Rediger

JD Rediger, a standout player for the River Ridge baseball team, has been named the 2023 Cherokee County Baseball Pitcher of the Year. Rediger played a pivotal role in the team's success, leading them to the state semifinals with a 23-12 record. He showcased exceptional talent on the mound, boasting a remarkable 0.63 ERA, which Coach Jeff Runion described as unprecedented at this level. Rediger's contributions as the team's ace pitcher were instrumental in their playoff run. He demonstrated his skills both on the mound and at the plate, delivering key performances and driving in runs. Rediger credited his success to the talented players and the enjoyable atmosphere at River Ridge.

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Story 7: Leah

And now, Leah McGrath, Corporate Diettician for Ingles Markets talks with our Bruce Jenkins about keto diets

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From the Ingles Studios, this is your news minute on the Cherokee tribune ledger podcast, presented by Dayco Systems.Today is Monday June 12th, and I'm Brian Giffin.
Filmmaker Ken Merritt, a resident of Canton, has announced the release date for his movie "Jesse's Gift." The film, shot between late 2020 and early 2022, is scheduled to premiere at the Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre in Marietta on August 4th at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be available online or at the door. "Jesse's Gift" tells the story of a singer and songwriter who experiences a loss but ultimately finds redemption. The movie draws inspiration from Ken Merritt's own life experiences and his brother's journey as a musician. Michael Merritt, Ken's brother, stars as the lead character and also composed the film's music. The movie showcases various locations in Georgia, including Canton, Woodstock, Rome, Atlanta, and more. Some notable Cherokee County locations featured in the film include The Mill on Etowah, Green Line Brewery in Canton, Reinhardt University in Waleska, and Woodstock City Church. For updates on "Jesse's Gift," interested individuals can visit the movie's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/JessesGiftFilm.

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From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast

   Today is Tuesday, June 10th, and happy heavenly birthday to famous attorney F Lee Bailey

***Bailey***

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Story 1. award

The Georgia Public Safety Educators Association (GPSEA) has honored Capt. Ann Segers, a long-serving firefighter and fire safety educator in Cherokee County, by naming its Educator of the Year award after her. Segers, who joined the fire department in 1988, was instrumental in promoting fire safety and education in the community. She was the first person in Georgia to obtain credentials as an NPQ Fire Safety Educator and made significant contributions to the field. After her retirement in 2005, Segers continued volunteering with the department until her passing in May 2022. The first Ann Segers Educator of the Year Award will be presented at the 2024 Georgia Fire Safety Symposium. Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com

STORY 2: voters

According to a report by the Center for Election Innovation & Research (CEIR), Georgia's voter registration rate increased from 78% to 98% during the first four years of implementing automatic voter registration. The state introduced automatic registration in 2016, updating voter records whenever an individual updates their driver's license information. The report also highlights that 97% of Georgians have both a driver's license and Social Security number associated with their voter registration, improving the accuracy of voter rolls. The registration rate has become more representative of Georgia's population, with a narrower gap between the overall population of younger voters and registered voters. The report also shows a significant decrease in inactive voters on the rolls. Automatic voter registration has proven successful, saving taxpayer dollars and reducing voter challenges.

Story 3: 500k

The Cherokee Sheriff's Office has been awarded a $518,000 grant from the state to purchase new license plate-reading cameras. The funds will be used to buy 35 Flock Safety cameras, which can capture license plates, and cover their maintenance for five years. These cameras are valuable for locating missing and wanted individuals and are frequently utilized by detectives investigating crimes. The grant is part of a larger allocation of over $83 million for public safety projects throughout the state. The funding aims to enhance law enforcement staffing, support violent crime reduction initiatives, and invest in technology and equipment to address community violence exacerbated by the pandemic. The grant is provided through the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds program established by the American Rescue Plan Act.

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STORY 4: health

The Cherokee County Health Department is organizing Back to School Health Clinics at their Canton and Woodstock Health Centers. The clinics will take place on July 18, 25, and August 8, from 1 to 6 p.m. These clinics will provide required screenings for hearing, dental, vision, BMI/nutrition, with a total cost of $60. Additionally, immunizations necessary for school children will be offered at a cost of $21.90 each for uninsured or underinsured individuals. Various insurance providers, including Medicaid, Peachcare for Kids, and private insurers, are accepted. The Canton office is located at 1219 Univeter Road, and the Woodstock location is at 7545 N. Main St. For more information, contact 770-345-7371 for Canton or 770-928-0133 for Woodstock.

Story 5: water gm

The Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority (CCWSA) will hold a called meeting on June 8 at 1 p.m. at their offices in Canton. The purpose of the meeting is to interview applicants for the position of assistant general manager. As per Georgia law, these interviews can be conducted in an executive session. The CCWSA offices are located at 110 Railroad St. in Canton.

Story 6:  fca

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes Cherokee is hosting a fundraiser called "UGA Night of Champions" on July 7 at First Baptist Church Woodstock. The event will feature inspirational talks from current and former University of Georgia football stars, including Ben Watson, Sedrick Van Pran, and Malaki Starks. Former Bulldog Head Coach Mark Richt will also be a featured speaker and present the Cherokee FCA Coach of the Year Award. The event aims to raise funds for the nonprofit's year-long activities, and while tickets are free, individual donations will be accepted. The evening will include a silent auction with signed memorabilia and local business displays.

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Story 7: soccer

Phil Thomas, the head coach of the River Ridge boys soccer team, has been named the Cherokee County Coach of the Year for 2023. Under Thomas' leadership, the Knights had a remarkable season, reaching the Class 6A state championship game and winning their second consecutive region title. With a strong and well-rounded roster, including standout players like Matthew Dean, Rezin Samstag, and Gracen VanGilder, River Ridge demonstrated their talent and competitiveness. Despite facing initial challenges, the team finished the season with an impressive record and showcased their abilities in tight games throughout the playoffs. Looking ahead, Thomas is optimistic about the future of the program, with key players set to return in 2024.

Story 8:  P.O.Y.

Matthew Dean, a standout player for the River Ridge boys soccer team, had a remarkable season in 2023. He led the Knights to the Class 6A state championship game after helping them win the Region6 6A title for the second consecutive year. Dean's contributions were instrumental in the team's deep postseason run, as he scored 11 goals and provided six assists. His outstanding performance earned him the title of the 2023 Cherokee County Boys Soccer Player of the Year. Despite a slow start to the season, Dean and his teammates displayed resilience and fought their way to the championship game, ultimately finishing as runners-up. Dean's speed and skill were key factors in the team's success throughout the playoffs.

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Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services' Fire Station 7 has been dedicated to retired Fire Chief and county Commissioner Raymond Gunnin, honoring his more than 40 years of public service. A ceremony took place at the station, attended by county and fire department officials, family, and friends. Gunnin's contributions to the fire department were recognized, with Chairman Harry Johnston stating that the department would have lost significant progress without him. The dedication was initially made in 2020 through a resolution and proclamation, and a plaque was unveiled during the ceremony. Gunnin joined the county as a volunteer firefighter in 1977, rose through the ranks, and served as fire chief until his retirement in 2011. He later became a county commissioner. Fire Chief Eddie Robinson acknowledged Gunnin's mentorship and influence on his own career. Gunnin attributed the department's success to the collective effort and dedication of the firefighters.

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From the Ingles Studios this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia. Today is Thursday June 8th, and I'm Brian Giffin.

A house fire in southwest Cherokee County has left a family in need of assistance, prompting their neighbors to raise funds for them. The fire, which occurred near Woodstock, caused significant damage to the home of Casey and Tommy DiGiacomo and their two sons. While there were no reported injuries, the family lost their cherished memories and belongings. The community has come together to support them by organizing a GoFundMe campaign to provide shelter, basic needs, and help in restoring their home. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it is believed to have started accidentally on the back porch. Additionally, a cat from the household has gone missing. In the last day or so, the fundraising page has raised over $12,000. Those interested in donating or obtaining more information should visit tribuneledgernews.com

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