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A Creekview High School student earned first place in a statewide business competition, and two other students from the school placed in the contest.

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Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services will host a "push-in ceremony" Feb. 16 for the organization's new fire engines, Engines 16 and 11.

The event is scheduled to start at 4:45 p.m. Feb. 16 at Fire Station 16, 190 W. Main St. in Canton.

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 A portion of Towne Lake Parkway westbound will be closed for a little over two hours February 11 for the annual Guns and Hoses 5K, the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office announced.

The run is taking place from 7:15 to about 9:30 a.m. February 11 at Hobgood Park near Woodstock. According to the sheriff’s office, traffic on Towne Lake Parkway and Wyngate Parkway will be affected.

Westbound traffic on Towne Lake Parkway from Rose Creek Drive to Bells Ferry Road will be diverted onto Rose Creek Drive. Eastbound traffic on Towne Lake Parkway will not be affected. Wyngate Parkway will be closed to both directions of travel from Watkins Glen Drive to Towne Lake Parkway. Drivers are asked to use caution if traveling in the area.

Cherokee County leaders, parks officials, Cherokee Chamber members and county residents gathered at Cherokee Veterans Park Friday morning for the opening of the county’s new recreation center.

The L.B. “Buzz” Ahrens Recreation Center, nicknamed “The Buzz,” is the latest project from Cherokee Recreation and Parks Agency. The center, located at 7345 Cumming Highway in the Macedonia area of northeast Cherokee, is the second indoor recreation center for CRPA, in addition to its facility on Main Street near Woodstock.

The center is over 30,000 square feet and has full-size and youth-size basketball courts and rock-climbing wall. The center also has an aerobics and dance studio, an open fitness area and two classrooms. There is additional office space for CRPA staff and a meeting hall area with an attached kitchen to allow for catered events. The namesake of the new $10.5 million recreation center, former Cherokee County Commission Chair Buzz Ahrens, was honored with a proclamation at the ribbon cutting ceremony. He spoke about the importance of the center.

In continuing support of music education in Cherokee County, Cherokee Chorale has donated $500 to each of the seven middle schools in the school district. 

Choral teachers from each school received the big check on Jan. 31 by Chorale Founding Director Don Stafford, Conductor Scott Martin and President Richard Landolt.

Funds from this donation would be used to support the programs by buying more and new music for students, paying for transportation to competitions and hosting special choral events by the school. Cherokee Chorale also offers the Judith MacMillan Scholarship, a $1,000 fund established in 2007 to go towards a Cherokee County student who pursues choral music performance or education at Reinhardt University. The Cherokee Chorale's next performance is at 4 p.m. on March 19 at the Falany Performing Arts Center in Waleska. 

Reinhardt’s football team brought in a multitude of new faces during Wednesday’s National Signing Day.

Among the 54 signees — all from within Georgia’s borders — were Jayden Ponder, a workhorse running back from Allatoona High School in Acworth, and a heavy focus on defensive backs.

Reinhardt coach James Miller brought in 12 defensive backs, looking to continue the program’s reputation of strong defenses. With key defensive players Kenneth Lowery, Jon Perry and others leaving, the Eagles also added eight linebackers and four defensive linemen.

Among those defensive backs was Etowah’s Jamir Maxime, who recorded 35 tackles, 14 pass breakups and two interceptions during the 2022 season.

On the offensive side, the Eagles signed nine offensive linemen, eight receivers, seven running backs, two tight ends and two quarterbacks. They also brought in three recruits simply listed as “athletes”, which means they have the potential to play a variety of positions. 

A Canton businessman and lifelong city resident has announced his intention to run for the vacant ward 2 seat on the Canton City Council.

Bryan Roach, 46, announced his plans Friday to run for the seat left by former councilmember Will Carlan in the November 7 city election.

Roach said in his announcement that he will listen to the concerns of the constituents in his ward and the city as a whole, as well as provide fiscally responsible leadership. Roach said that, if elected, he would continue to expand and develop the downtown district and improve relationships with other local leaders and stakeholders.

Roach is a community volunteer and serves on the Hospital Authority of Cherokee County for Northside Hospital Cherokee.

He also served as the vice chairman of the Cherokee County Parks and Recreation Board of Advisors from 2011 to 2014, as well as volunteering as a youth baseball and football coach for many years.

Arnold Mill Elementary School’s garden has been revitalized by the work of the school’s Garden Club and Boy Scout Pack 625, thanks to a grant given by the Cherokee County Educational Foundation.

On January 28, the two groups came together to rebuild the vegetable garden located next to the gym, the Arnold Mill Elementary Garden Club announced. The spring harvest of this garden will be donated to food pantries in Cherokee County.

Cherokee County educator Denise Forward and Boy Scout leaders Troy Kind and David Stern oversaw the project. The school also received donations from Super Slab Store, LLC for the lumber and Discount Express Tree Service for the mulch. Cloud Supply in Canton provided the soil.

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Cherokee County leaders, parks officials, Cherokee Chamber members and county residents gathered at Cherokee Veterans Park Friday morning for the opening of the county’s new recreation center.

The L.B. “Buzz” Ahrens Recreation Center, nicknamed “The Buzz,” is the latest project from Cherokee Recreation and Parks Agency. The center, located at 7345 Cumming Highway in the Macedonia area of northeast Cherokee, is the second indoor recreation center for CRPA, in addition to its facility on Main Street near Woodstock.

The center is over 30,000 square feet and has full-size and youth-size basketball courts and rock-climbing wall. The center also has an aerobics and dance studio, an open fitness area and two classrooms. There is additional office space for CRPA staff and a meeting hall area with an attached kitchen to allow for catered events.

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Parents need to be aware of what’s going on in their kids’ lives online, in addition to offline, panelists at a Cherokee County School District forum said Tuesday.

As part of its Parent University series, CCSD brought in professionals from the school district, a school police officer, a counselor and a prosecutor to discuss cyberbullying and social media’s impact on local students.

Panelists agreed that parents need to have conversations with their children about the internet and social media, and create a safe environment where children can come to them if there’s a problem. A poll of attendees showed 76% of parents had not had a child disclose that they had been cyberbullied. Unlike previous generations who could leave their problems with peers when they went home from school, with social media, bullying follows today’s students home, hurting their mental health. High school students are less confident than they were before social media, Creekview High School Principal Michael Santoro said. Ashley Snow, a Cherokee County deputy chief assistant district attorney for juvenile court, warned that the internet can give children access to content that’s not appropriate for kids. Many young children, as young as 9, are exposed to child pornography, she said, and some try to act out or experiment with behavior that “breaks families apart.”

It’s also common for children to share information with strangers on the internet, not realizing the risks, Snow said. She recommended that parents restrict their children’s access to the internet, video game devices and cell phones.

If a child sends explicit content to another person, it “absolutely” should be reported, Dobbs said, even if it's to another minor. To report cyberbullying or another issue to school officials, parents and students can use CCSD’s Vector Alert system, and can submit reports anonymously. The system isn’t 24/7, Murdock said, but officials will respond quickly. People can also report to a teacher or counselor, or to a school administrator.

Athletes from all six Cherokee County high schools celebrated the annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day on January 30 at Woodstock High School.

More than 500 female athletes participated as NGWSD recognized the contributions they made in their sports and celebrated their positive influence on the landscape. The day is celebrated in all 50 states, and Cherokee County has hosted its own event since 2005. Each year, the program chooses a coach to honor for their contributions and support of the area’s female athletes. Woodstock athletic director Julie Crowe earned this year’s award and was also acknowledged for her 20 years as the Wolverines’ girls’ basketball coach.

Cherokee County’s 18 female wrestlers were recognized with the Trailblazer award for their participation in a historically male-dominated sport.

Each school had an Athlete of the Year recipient, along with an alumna and team of the year.

Cherokee’s Athlete of the Year was Lexi Pavese, Creekview’s was Anslie Pettit and Astrid Medina was honored from Etowah.

Mataya Gayle was River Ridge’s honoree, Laurel Blase earned the award from Sequoyah and Hannah Obenauf was Woodstock’s winner.

Creekview also honored alumna Alivia Mynes, who was tragically lost in a car accident in 2022.

Nine Cherokee County football players put pen to paper Wednesday, signing their national letters of intent to join collegiate football programs.

Etowah led the way with three signees, followed by Creekview, River Ridge and Sequoyah with two.

Etowah kicker Carson Allen made one of the biggest splashes, signing with a Southeastern Conference school in Mississippi State. He was a five-star kicker as rated by Kohl’s Kicking, and he was the No. 42-ranked kicker in the class of 2023. Etowah also had two defensive backs sign Wednesday, with Frank Mosley going to West Virginia State and Jamir Maxime to Reinhardt. Sequoyah also had a pair of defensive backs sign in Cantrell Davis (Tuskegee) and Ridley Joseph (Concordia-St. Paul). Creekview, offensive/defensive lineman Anthony Caraballo inked his letter with Huntingdon, while fullback/defensive lineman Jacob Hefner signed as a preferred walk-on at Furman.

Defensive lineman Ethan Anderson (Warner) and offensive lineman Reed Albers (Centre) were River Ridge’s signees. Woodstock did not have any signees Wednesday, though it had two players sign with Division I programs during the early signing period in Adonis Garcia (Wofford) and Tyler Douthit (Samford). Cherokee is expected to have two players sign on a later date in Kyan Simmons and Ryane Martin.

Canton Mayor Bill Grant is "excited" to address the Interstate 575 exit at Hickory Flat Highway into the city this year, he told attendees at a Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce event Thursday.

Grant, Canton City Council members Brooke Schmidt, JoEllen Wilson and Shawn Tolan, and City Manager Billy Peppers shared updates about the city with local community and business leaders at the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce's Good Morning Cherokee meeting Thursday.

Grant, the council members and Peppers shared a number of statistics and bullet points showcasing how Canton has grown and continues to grow with the guidance of the city's "Roadmap to Success."

The eight tenets of the city's roadmap are:

In 2022, Canton saw its population grow to over 35,000 — about five times its 2000 population, which was 7,000, Peppers said. The number of city employees also grew to 134, and the city changed its starting base compensation for employees to $20 an hour. To address housing needs, last year in addition to approving private housing developments, Canton officials committed $2.8 million in a low interest loan for the Shipp Street housing redevelopment.  The city also entered into an agreement with the Canton Housing Authority for $1 million in support for a 9% low-income housing tax credits application.

Susan Treadaway has taken an administrative oath as Cherokee County's acting district attorney, after former District Attorney Shannon Wallace was sworn in as a Superior Court judge.

Chief Superior Court Judge Ellen McElyea swore in Susan Treadaway as acting district attorney of the Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit serving Cherokee County January 31, the district attorney's office announced. Katie Gropper was sworn in as chief assistant district attorney.

Treadaway was previously the chief assistant district attorney.

The design phase includes field surveys and survey database, environmental documentation including all required special studies, geotechnical, preliminary construction plans, as well as lighting and right-of-way plans (including revisions) for the improvements at I-575 at the Ridgewalk Parkway interchange, according to city documents. The change comes after Governor Brian Kemp swore in Wallace in Atlanta Jan. 30. Kemp appointed Wallace to the newly created fourth judicial seat on the Superior Court. Treadaway will hold the position of acting district attorney pending Governor Kemp’s appointment of Wallace’s successor.

There was a three-way tie for the 2023 STAR Student for Cherokee County this year.

Griffen Bon and Braden Flournoy from Cherokee High School, as well as Avi Stein from Etowah High School, were recognized last week at the annual STAR Student and Teacher Recognition Ceremony hosted at the Canton Theatre by the Canton Lions Club, which has been the local sponsor since the STAR program began in 1958. 

The winners were announced last Tuesday at a program sponsored by the Canton Lions Club at the Historic Canton Theater. They were selected from the eight STAR Students named for each of the seven high schools in Cherokee County. The Cherokee County School District recognizes its high school students with the highest SAT scores and their teachers through the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition program.

The STAR Student honor is awarded to the high school senior from each Georgia public and private high school with the highest score on any single test date of the SAT and who also ranks in the top 10 percent or top 10 students of his or her class based on grade point average. Each honored student is invited to select his or her favorite teacher to be named that school’s STAR Teacher. For a complete list of CCSD Honorees, please go to Tribune Ledger News dot com.

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Susan Treadaway has taken an administrative oath as Cherokee County's acting district attorney, after former District Attorney Shannon Wallace was sworn in as a Superior Court judge.

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Regulars to Woodstock may have noticed a new addition to the entertainment and lifestyle of Main Street — a quadricycle capable of carrying up to 12 people.

The vehicle, which features music, will have a mounted television for trivia and sports events, changing how visitors to the downtown will experience Woodstock and its many venues and vendors. Prospective customers can grab a beverage and jump on for a ride, as the bike follows a circuit around downtown.

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Cherokee County Water and Sewer Authority customers will see a $2 increase in the base charge for water and sewer, effective April 1. 

And, customers who use at least 3,000 gallons per month will see an additional 5% volumetric rate increase.

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A south Georgia woman is charged with stealing three handguns from her boyfriend in Cherokee County after meeting him for the first time in person.

Katrina Leanne Minkema of Douglas, was arrested Sunday and charged with one felony count of theft by taking, according to a warrant filed December 7 by the Cherokee Sheriff's Office.

Authorities say Minkema allegedly stole a Ruger 9MM, a Smith and Wesson 22 caliber and a CZ P10 handgun, each with an extra magazine, from the property of a man she had an online relationship with.

According to the warrant the total value of the stolen guns was between $1,500 and $5,000. The alleged incident took place between 5 a.m. and 1 p.m. October 15 in Woodstock, according to the warrant.

According to the sheriff's office, Minkema met her boyfriend for the first time at his home when she visited him at about 5 a.m. October 15. The boyfriend told authorities that that morning, he left the home for work, and when he decided to come home for lunch, Minkema and his three handguns were missing.

Minkema was released from the Cherokee County jail Monday on a $4,875 bond, according to Cherokee Sheriff's Office spokesperson Patty Pan.

Recruiting for some of Cherokee County’s top football players has picked up some steam over the past few weeks.

Players from all six schools have seen recognition come their way, with Creekview’s Andrew Rosinksi proving to be a valued commodity, and Cherokee’s Kyan Simmons picking up his third offer.

Rosinski, a 6-foot-6. 282-pound offensive lineman, has offers from Georgia Tech, Duke, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Liberty and Charlotte. He visited Duke and Vanderbilt last week and earned two Power Five offers this month alone. Georgia, Georgia Tech and Georgia Southern visited Creekview’s campus Thursday.

Simmons ’ recruiting process started slow, but coming into the 2022 season fully healthy and one of few veterans on the Warriors’ defense, he led the team with 103 tackles, 11 sacks and 10 tackles for loss.

Simmons has offers from Football Championship Subdivision program Marist and Division II Shorter, as well as Westminster College, a Division III program in Pennsylvania. Sequoyah’s Jackson Hancock was offered by Georgia Southern on Thursday and has visited Georgia State. Woodstock’s Evan McKeller received his first offer Wednesday from Division III Anna Maria College in Masschusetts. The senior linebacker was third on the Wolverines’ tackle chart this season with 67, including four for loss and one sack.

Etowah defensive back Frank Mosley committed to Division II West Virginia State on January 21 after finishing fourth on the Eagles’ defense with 60 tackles this year.

Etowah offensive lineman Tate Nelms is set to visit South Florida this weekend, while fellow lineman Andrew McNair was invited to the Georgia vs. Florida High School Showcase on January 19.

Canton resident Frank Capuozzi, the oldest member of the Cherokee County Senior Services Center, celebrated his milestone of a fulfilling 100 years of life at a celebration held on January 27.

A large birthday card was made and signed by multiple members of the community. Party attendees enjoyed slices of a cake provided by his daughter, Antoinette Kelly. The celebration began officially at 11:30 a.m. at the center in Canton. From his left pocket, Capuozzi pulled out a gold pocket-watch to show guests around the table. The watch was a gift from one of the party attendees who Capuozzi regularly asked for the time from. He laughed heartily as he showed the engraved cover that reads “100 Years.” He was described as “lively” and “down-to-earth” by those passing his table at his party.

Capuozzi is now mostly deaf due to his time serving in World War II as a gunner. He served on three fronts in France, Germany and Belgium, including the Battle of the Bulge.

He recounted his time in France with a night he spent at Sacré-Cœur, a basilica in Paris, lighting candles for prayers that he would live to see his 40th year.

At 100 years old, he says he wouldn’t change a single decision he’s made. He’s the proud father of three children, a grandfather of three and a great-grandfather to two.

Capuozzi spent close to four decades working as a hairdresser before his retirement at 60 years old. He also worked with CBS and NBC studios during that time. He moved to Canton to live with his daughter after the death of his third wife, Leanore Cappuozzi, two years prior. He spent his childhood growing up in Naples, Italy, where he was born. He is the oldest child in his family and had two sisters, Maria Ricciardi and Rita Fitzsimmons, who were twins. Fitzsimmons died at 94 years old but Ricciardi is now 95 years old.

An officer with the Woodstock Police Department was recognized this week for helping a driver who was stranded on the road after running out of gas.

Seeing the driver in need, Officer B. Keane used his patrol car and then his own body strength to help push the pedestrian’s car, the department shared on its Facebook page. The daughter of the driver made a Facebook post thanking the officer and tagging the Woodstock Police Department. The daughter said she brought gas to her mother, but it wasn’t enough to get the car started. Officer Keane pushed the vehicle with his patrol car, and then when the car would not make it all the way, he got out and pushed it the rest of the way himself.

The Woodstock Police Department was made aware of officer Keane’s good deed via this Facebook post. “We were tagged in the post below and just had to share!,” the Facebook post by the Woodstock PD reads. “Thank you, Officer B. Keane, for going above and beyond! We think he’s pretty amazing too!”

The city of Woodstock and the Georgia Department of Transportation are working together to help alleviate congestion at the intersection of Interstate 575 and Ridgewalk Parkway.

The Woodstock City Council approved a cost proposal this week from Arcadis for the design services of a project the city is calling the “I-575 — Ridgewalk Parkway Diverging Diamond Interchange.”

A diverging diamond interchange allows non-highway lanes to cross to the opposite side of the highway at each interchange. By doing this, two-way left-turn traffic is allowed on the highway without the need for traffic signals. The cost proposal shows a maximum allowable cost of $934,407.90 for the task order with Arcadis, according to city documents. If the scope of services changes, there will be additional costs.

The design phase includes field surveys and survey database, environmental documentation including all required special studies, geotechnical, preliminary construction plans, as well as lighting and right-of-way plans (including revisions) for the improvements at I-575 at the Ridgewalk Parkway interchange, according to city documents.

The work will be completed in accordance with GDOT Plan Development Process and GDOT Environmental Procedures Manual, GDOT Plan Presentation Guide, design policies and manuals and current software versions approved by the department’s project manager.

Plans will be approved by GDOT and the Federal Highway Administration due to I-575 being a federal interstate, said Stacy Brown, marketing and communications manager for the city of Woodstock.

Camp Gideon, a Christian-based camp on Lake Allatoona, announced their three finalists for the 2023 Valor and Virtue Mentor Award.

The award honors "a young woman who displays a lifestyle of mentoring, exhibits virtues of self-control, kindness and humility while using her influence to positively impact lives within her community," according to the camp's website. 

This year's finalists are Caroline Latimer, Bailey Bridges and Sarah Souza. The winner of the award will be announced at the 2023 Annual Ladies Tea fundraising event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on February 25. It will be held at Victory Church in Acworth. Tickets can be purchased at Camp Gideon dot com.  Proceeds from the fundraiser will go to the Camp Gideon scholarship fund, which pays for a camp experience for children of families in hardships such as single parents, low-income households, those struggling with a job loss or chronic medical conditions.

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Multiple Cherokee County football players recieved offers and took visits over the last month. 

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