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Woodstock football standout Tyler Douthit was seriously injured in a four-story fall from a parking deck in Athens over a week ago.

On Friday morning, however, Douthit’s mother, Melissa, shared on Facebook that her son was home and expected to make a full recovery.

“Less than one week ago our world was turned upside down,” she said. “(Friday), our family is blessed beyond measure to share that Tyler is home and is expected to make a complete recovery.” Douthit, a senior offensive lineman who is signed to play at Samford, was placed in the intensive care unit at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center.

According to police, the fall took place at a parking deck on West Washington Street in Athens, just north of the University of Georgia campus. An officer responded to the location at 2:40 a.m. Sunday morning and found Douthit lying near the entrance to the parking deck. According to reports, a witness said they were driving by the parking garage when they saw Douthit fall from the fourth level of the parking deck. A security officer told police there was another person with Douthit in the parking deck shortly before the fall, but there is no evidence of foul play.

Seven Cherokee County students with disabilities were recognized at the Holly Springs Optimist Club’s annual Middle School Awards breakfast. Each student was presented with an award based on their achievements, such as positive attitude, integrity, most improved, and outstanding achievement. Teachers and supporting staff were also honored with awards, including the Outstanding Achievement in Education teacher award and Paraprofessional of the Year award. Trophies, gift bags, and photos with their families and teachers were given to the student award recipients. The superintendent of schools, Brian Hightower, and senior staff from the Curriculum & Instruction division and Special Education department attended the event.

Habitat for Humanity of North Central Georgia, the Cherokee County Homeless Veterans Program, and John Creek Veterans Association have joined forces to launch the 2023 Veteran Home Repair program. This program will provide assistance to veteran homeowners in need of repairs in Cherokee, North Fulton, Dawson, and Forsyth counties. The program is funded by grant funds and private donations, and modifications range from minor repairs and ramps to intensive modifications like HVAC, plumbing, and roofing. The program aims to help veterans live in safety and security and age in place. Qualified veteran homeowners can apply for the program, and corporate sponsors can contact Habitat-NCG for more information.

Three Cherokee County high school students were recognized at the annual Congressional Art 11th District exhibit, hosted by the Congressional Institute. Junior Ashley McMath from River Ridge High School won first place, with her charcoal piece titled "The Holy Spirit" being displayed at the U.S. Capitol for a year. Senior Sam Swift, also from River Ridge, won second place, and Emily Coburn, a senior from Woodstock High School, won third place. The exhibit recognizes high school students across the nation for their artwork, and the winners were selected by a panel of district artists.

Six students from the Cherokee County School District  have advanced to the state level of the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition. The CCSD students won first place in six different grade levels in the regional competition, including high school grade levels. The competition is open to students from kindergarten to 12th grade and aims to encourage writing in various genres. The CCSD students’ winning entries are available online, and the district plans to recognize the regional and state winners at an upcoming school board meeting. Superintendent of Schools Brian Hightower praised the students and their teachers for their exemplary writing skills and creativity

Over 500 Cherokee County School District elementary school students recently competed in a countywide competition.

These students from elementary schools throughout CCSD competed in the Cherokee County Science Olympiad, which offered 18 science challenges and the second annual CCSD Speed Building Competition. Cobb Electric Membership Corporation and Gas South sponsored the event, which gives students the opportunity to test their knowledge and skill in challenges like Backyard Biologists, Data Crunchers and Mystery Architecture. For a list of winners, please head to Tribune Ledger News dot com.

Scott Bracco, head coach of the East Forsyth High School boys basketball program, has stepped down to become the boys coach at Sequoyah. Bracco joins Broncos girls basketball coach Mike Hedrick in leaving the school. East Forsyth will now be searching for head coaches for both their boys' and girls' basketball programs. Bracco had previously led the Lambert boys program, where he took the team to five straight second-round state playoff appearances. At East Forsyth, he led the team to the state playoffs last year. He replaces Allen Carden, who stepped down after seven seasons as Sequoyah’s coach.

 Plus, we sit down with MDJ Sports editor John Bednaroski as he continues to take us on a tour around Augusta National presented by Ingles.

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Woodstock football standout Tyler Douthit was seriously injured in a four-story fall from a parking deck in Athens early Sunday morning, according to Athens-Clarke County Police.

On Friday morning, however, Douthit’s mother, Melissa, shared on Facebook that her son was home and expected to make a full recovery.

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Tyler Douthit, a senior offensive lineman and football star at Woodstock, was seriously injured after falling four stories from a parking deck in Athens. He was found lying near the entrance of the parking deck and was taken to Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center's intensive care unit. Police reported that there was no evidence of foul play. Douthit has committed to play football at Samford and had over 20 college offers. He was honored as a scholar-athlete in October and was a first-team all-Cherokee County team member following the 2022 season. The Cherokee County School District superintendent expressed his condolences and said that Douthit and his family are in his prayers.

Seventh graders from Cherokee County School District tested their STEM knowledge in the Georgia Association of Water Professionals' Model Water Tower Competition, presented by the Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority. The contest gave CCSD students the chance to build water towers, with 42 entries submitted, and Woodstock Middle School swept the top three spots. The first- and second-place winners will now compete in the state competition. CCSD middle school STEM teachers included the project in their third-quarter classes, with water professionals visiting the classes to teach tower design, structure and functionality.

Creekview grad K.J. Jenkins, a senior reserve guard and the best outside shooter on New Mexico's basketball team, has entered the NCAA's transfer portal to play for another program for his last season of college eligibility. Jenkins averaged 7.4 points per game and his 43.6% 3-point shooting was the best on the team for the season, and his 55.4% three-point percentage in conference play was the best shooting ever by a Lobo in Mountain West play. However, despite his skills from the outside, the Lobos had an offense predicated on playing in the paint, and three-pointers accounted for just 26.7% of UNM's shot attempts. He is the second Lobo this week to enter the transfer portal along with senior wing Emmanuel Kuac, who had each of the past two seasons cut short with season-ending leg injuries.

St. Clements Episcopal Church in Canton is hosting its annual Lenten Fish Fry for the thirteenth year in a row. The fish fries began on February 24 and runs each Friday night through March 31 by drive-thru only from 5 to 7 p.m. The funds raised by this event go towards supporting the Cherokee County community, such as paying utility bills for families facing financial difficulties, supporting the Bethesda Community Clinic, and donating to Must Ministries. The church's goal this year is to serve 1,000 meals, with each meal costing $10 and including fried tilapia, hushpuppies, sweet baked beans, coleslaw, and a cupcake. Fifty volunteers of all ages from the church come together to help run the event.

The Cherokee County Farm Bureau in Georgia held a middle school bookmark contest and high school art contest in honor of Agriculture Week. The countywide high school art contest was won by Alex Ramirez from Cherokee High School, with CharliAnne Clemens from Creekview High School receiving second place. The first place countywide bookmark winner was Violet Paul from E.T. Booth Middle School, and Gabriel Melo from Mill Creek Middle School received second place. Prizes for county winners include a $100 gift card for first place and a $75 gift card for second place, while state-level prizes range from $100 to $250.

Etowah High School’s Career Pathway Construction and Carpentry program in the Cherokee County School District has received state industry certification for the 2022-2027 school year. The program, which is led by teacher Ty Casteel, had been undergoing the certification process with the Georgia Department of Education and industry affiliate Construction Ready. The certification recognizes the highest levels of excellence for curriculum and instruction, facilities and equipment, extra-curricular programs, and partnerships with industry professionals. Etowah’s program is among 38 career pathway high school programs offered by CCSD, which provide students with a wide selection of job exploration and preparation electives.

And now, as we get closer to the start of the 2023 Masters, Times-Journal Incorporated sports editor John Bednarowski joins the show to take us on a tour of Augusta National presented by Ingles.

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The BBQ and Brews Festival is returning April 8, bringing barbecue and live music to downtown Ball Ground.

The annual BBQ and Brews Festival will take place from noon to 8 p.m. at Calvin Farmer Park and at City Park in Ball Ground.

Barbecue vendors at the festival will include Choate BBQ, Crazy Hawg, Chezzd and Confused and Smokin Tonys.

The festival will also include live music, north Georgia barbecue, almost 100 retail vendors, craft beer and a free kids area with inflatables, games, bounce houses and more.

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A Cherokee County School District high school student has placed in the annual all-state art competition.

Woodstock High School senior Emily Coburn is one of only 50 Georgia high school student artists selected for the All-State Art Symposium, held this month at Columbus State University. More than 2,000 entries from students statewide were entered into the competition.

In addition to being selected for the competitive exhibit, Coburn’s artwork also earned fourth place overall. She is a student of Woodstock visual arts teacher Lori Thompson.

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 In the fall of 2020, Cherokee County resident Jill Bowden quit her job as a radiology assistant to follow her dream of creating her own garden full of flowers, and she hasn’t looked back since.

Bowden and her husband, Eric Bowden, an engineer, started to transform their five-acre property shortly after she quit her job.

“I was being pulled in to work all the time — I was never here and couldn’t enjoy what we had, so I left healthcare,” Bowden said. “Gardening has always been a part of me. My grandfather on my mom’s side grew a huge vegetable garden. On my dad’s side, my grandmother grew a lot of flowers. My family has owned multiple properties in Cherokee County, and we’ve always had a garden, but I focused on vegetables. But flowers just evoke so much emotion and being able to share them — it’s just the best job ever and it’s all about happiness and joy.”

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Bestselling author Karen White is releasing “The House on Prytania Street,” the second novel in her Royal Street spin-off series, on May 9. The book follows a strong heroine in New Orleans as she tries to restart her life, with a plot involving a thriller ghost mystery and romance. White aims to create character-driven stories about Southern women with “grit” and explores themes of survival and family. White has planned the series to allow readers to pick up any book out of chronological order and dive into the plot blindly. White will hold a book signing event in Woodstock, Georgia, on May 9.Top of Form

Edward "Jay" Lionel Ball, a Woodstock man, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for multiple drug charges including distributing methamphetamine and manufacturing heroin. Ball was found guilty by a Cherokee County jury and sentenced by Superior Court Judge David Cannon Jr. as a recidivist, meaning he will serve the entire prison portion of his sentence without parole eligibility. The charges stem from a Cherokee Multi-Agency Narcotics Squad investigation initiated in response to a tip about a man named Reginald Jerome Foster selling methamphetamine in Cherokee County. During the investigation, agents observed Ball supplying Foster with methamphetamine and heroin. Law enforcement later executed a search warrant and discovered nearly a pound of heroin in Ball's rented house, along with methamphetamine, scales, and baggies used for distribution, and handguns and ammunition. Ball's co-defendants, Reginald Jerome Foster and Katie Marissa Zepeta, were also charged and sentenced to 20 years in prison.

The Georgia House of Representatives and Georgia Senate have passed two bills that would dissolve the current Cherokee County board of elections, replacing it with a new board appointed under a new process. If signed into law, most elections board members would be appointed by the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners. Currently, the local Republican and Democratic parties appoint two members each, and the chair is chosen by the other four members of the elections board. The passing of the bills comes after a lawsuit questioning the current system’s “constitutionality." Lawmakers believe that the bill should not affect voters when going to the polls to cast a vote. 

One month after Creekview parted ways with longtime boys basketball coach Casey Gramling, the school found its new coach in Denmark’s Tyler Whitlock.

Whitlock has 16 years of coaching experience, most recently with Denmark in Alpharetta, and has five state playoff appearances since 2019. He added region championships in 2019 and 2020, with a 96-50 record over the last five seasons since starting the Danes’ program. Whitlock led Denmark to the Class AAAAAAA playoffs this past season with a 16-12 overall record and a 7-3 mark in Region 6AAAAAAA. The Danes fell 54-50 to Osborne in the first round.

Creekview and Denmark met once in 2022-23, with the Grizzlies winning 55-49.

The Danes prided themselves on defense and physicality during Whitlock’s time as coach, a mentality he plans to instill at Creekview.

The Canton City Council has denied a request for a townhome neighborhood at Prominence Point Parkway

The Georgia Department of Education has awarded $22,307 to eight Cherokee County Schools through its Opportunity Grants program, which seeks to expand learning options and opportunities for students. The grants, funded by federal stimulus funds under the American Rescue Plan, total $1,820,804 and will support fine arts, health and physical education, and world language programs, among others. Georgia School Superintendent Richard Woods said that these grants ensure students have access to educational opportunities that prepare them for life and keep them engaged in school.

Five Cherokee County basketball players earned all-metro honors from the Atlanta Tipoff Club on Friday.

River Ridge’s Mataya Gayle topped the list as the Girls Metro Player of the Year after leading the Knights to the Class AAAAAA state championship. Gayle averaged 17.3 points, 5.8 assists and 4.9 rebounds per game.

Gayle, who scored 25 points in River Ridge’s 68-50 win over Lovejoy in the state title game, is committed to play in the Ivy League at Penn next season. Cherokee’s Toni Warren, Sequoyah’s Elle Blatchford and Woodstock’s Karson Martin were honorable mentions.

Warren had a great 2022-23 season, taking the leap to the Warriors’ lead threat on offense and committing to Wofford. She scored 41 points in Cherokee’s 90-67 first-round playoff win over West Forsyth, breaking the single-game team record for points scored.

Blatchford led Sequoyah to another Class AAAAAA state playoff appearance, pacing the offense at 17.7 points per game, along with 4.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists. She scored 25 points against Douglas County in the first round of the playoffs and followed with 17 points in a second-round win over North Forsyth. On the boys side, Etowah’s Brandon Rechsteiner and Cherokee’s Tayden Owens earned honorable mention nods.

Rechsteiner, a Virginia Tech commit, led Etowah to the Class AAAAAA semifinals after hitting a late free-throw to beat St. Pius X and second-team all-metro honoree Spencer Elliott. He finished that game with 21 points and scored 15 points in a 56-53 semifinal loss to Alexander. Owens was a vital part of Cherokee’s playoff run, which included the Warriors making the state championship game for the first time since 1982. He finished with 10 points and a go-ahead 3-pointer in a quarterfinal win over Carrollton.

And now, as we get closer to the start of the 2023 Masters, Times-Journal Incorporated sports editor John Bednarowski joins the show to take us on a tour of Augusta National presented by Ingles.

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A Woodstock man has been sentenced to 45 years in prison after he was found guilty of multiple drug charges, including distributing methamphetamine and manufacturing heroin.

Cherokee County Acting District Attorney Susan Treadaway announced Feb. 9 that a Cherokee County jury had convicted Edward “Jay” Lionel Ball, 40, of distribution of methamphetamine, distribution of heroin, trafficking heroin, manufacturing heroin and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

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A Cherokee County School District team took home the top prize in a statewide history competition.

The Freedom Middle School eighth-grade history bowl team recently earned first place at the annual Jimmy Carter Academic History Bowl Competition in Plains, the school district announced. The team won all rounds in the competition against teams from across Georgia. Teams are tested in their knowledge of U.S. presidential history, U.S. history, world history, geography and economics. As part of the event, the Freedom Middle team also toured President Jimmy Carter’s boyhood home and Andersonville Civil War Prison. The Cherokee County school board and superintendent will recognize the team at an upcoming school board meeting.

Former Cherokee High School standout, and current Kennesaw State third baseman, Taylor Cates, was named ASUN Player of the Week on March 13, making it three career weekly honors.

With her third award, Cates tied Courtney Sutter for the most in Kennesaw State history. This weekly award is her first since February of 2022.

The Canton native went 9-for-20 at the plate last week with three runs, 11 RBIs and 18 total bases. She posted back-to-back games with multiple hits, three RBIs and two doubles in each game against UCF and Toledo. She continues to build on a decorated career after starting all 51 games for Kennesaw State during the 2022 season, and setting the Owls’ Division-I single-season records in home runs with 19 and total bases with 133. She was an ASUN All-Conference first team and an All-Academic honoree last season.

Free food and other essentials will be distributed to anyone who needs them March 22 in Canton, from the Atlanta Braves Home Plate Project with support of local nonprofits.

Fresh produce, frozen meats, non-perishables, Chick-fil-A sandwiches and hygiene kits will be distributed between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. March 22 in the parking lot of Action Church, 271 Marietta Road in Canton.

The project is supported by the Atlanta Braves Foundation, Chick-fil-A, MUST Ministries, CHOICES and SERV International.

According to MUST Ministries, the nonprofit expects to serve about 300 families. Organizers ask that people register before attending the distribution event.

To register, visit TFA Forms dot com.  

A new shoe store is opening in Canton Marketplace later this month, and grand opening giveaways include four tickets to an Atlanta Braves game.

Shoe Station, a business that offers footwear and accessories from various name brands, is hosting a grand opening weekend event March 24 through March 26.

Shoppers in attendance will have the chance to win a $300 Shoe Station gift card, as well as a mystery reward card up to $100 for the first 100 customers in store over the weekend. Shoppers can also win a cash prize of $500 or $1,000.

For sports fans at the store during the grand opening weekend, there will be a chance to win four tickets to the April 22 Atlanta Braves game against the Houston Astros. The prize will also include food and drinks. There will also be a chance to meet former University of Georgia and current Tennessee Titans linebacker Monty Rice from 9 to 10:30 a.m. March 25. Later that day from 2 to 3:30 p.m., shoppers will also have the chance to meet former Atlanta Braves outfielder and Atlanta Falcons defensive back Brian Jordan.

Grand opening festivities will be from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. March 24, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. March 25 and from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. March 26.

The annual First Friday concert series is returning to downtown Canton in May, followed by several more performances throughout the summer and fall, the city announced Wednesday.

Kicking off the concert series May 5 is The Return, a Beatles tribute band, followed by a performance from The Troubadour Project on June 2. Other performances will include visits by The Rupert’s Orchestra on 7, Elton Live — the Elton John Experience on Aug. 4, Purple Madness on Sept. 1 and On the Border — the Ultimate Eagles Tribute on Oct. 6.

Each concert is 6-9 p.m. at Cannon Park, 130 East Main St. in downtown Canton. Canton is also hosting the 2023 Georgia Downtown Association Conference in the downtown area Aug. 22, and citizens are invited to attend “Terrific Tuesday.” Bumpin’ The Mango will perform 6-9 p.m. that evening.

Sponsorships are available now. For more information, visit Canton GA dot gov.

The Etowah boys lacrosse team picked up its seventh win in a 13-3 victory over Peachtree Ridge on Tuesday.

At 7-2 through the first five weeks of the 2023 season, the Eagles have already matched last year’s win total and are looking for more.

Etowah is riding a five-game winning streak that began March 3 with a 14-1 blowout of Campbell. After finishing 7-11 last year, the Eagles look to build on their start as the schedule gets tougher.

Etowah outscored its opponents 95-44 over the first nine games this season and 62-10 over the last five outings. It allowed just one goal each to Campbell, East Paulding and North Atlanta.

The least amount of goals the Eagles gave up in a game in 2022 was four.

On the offensive side, Etowah scored in double digits in six of nine games and is averaging 10.6 goals per game. It averaged 9.4 goals per game in 2022.

Attackers Ryder Neuhoff and Jack Kosten have led the Eagles’ offense this year, with Carter Presnell patrolling the midfield. Josh Faile is a big reason why Etowah is allowing just 4.9 goals per game alongside goalkeeper Gavin Jaegers. Coach Mike Cintineo said Faile shuts down the top opposing player each game. As successful as Etowah has been over the first five weeks, its schedule becomes much more difficult with more area games and four non-area games upcoming against opponents with records above .500. The Eagles have already beaten one area opponent in River Ridge but still have Dalton, Sequoyah, Woodstock  and Creekview on its slate.

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The Cherokee Sheriff's Office is asking for help finding a woman reported missing by her family March 9. 

Chelsea Jean Metz, 32, was last seen in the Hickory Flat area, walking on foot wearing a blue long sleeve shirt, black pants, and a gray/tan hoodie tied around her waist, according to the sheriff's office.

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