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Protections are being sought by Georgia Senate Democrats against racial discrimination toward hair styles like braids, locks and twists.
ATLANTA - Gov. Brian Kemp Tuesday unveiled the specifics of a crackdown on human trafficking he proposed in more broad terms in last week’s State of the State address to the General Assembly.
Mobile apps warning drivers that someone is about to run a red light. A button that MARTA bus operators can tap to ask for a green light. Computer programs pinpointing when a car has stalled on the side of the highway.
ATLANTA – The General Assembly does not need to pass another tax cut to grow Georgia’s economy, State Economist Jeffrey Dorfman said Tuesday.
The Cherokee Recreation and Parks Agency will be collecting donations for Project Valentine until Feb. 8.
Reinhardt unveiled its latest athletic program this past weekend with its men’s volleyball team competing for the first time in program history.
Ball Ground City Hall will be getting a brand new sign providing plenty of information to local residents.
Residents of Ball Ground may soon see a slight reduction in their waste services rates after a new contract was approved by the city council.
Each of the three Cherokee County teams claimed at least one victory at the wrestling state dual championships in Macon this past weekend, and one program nearly claimed a title.
The owner of a closed Woodstock custom furniture retail store has been indicted on theft and tax evasion charges by a Cherokee County grand jury.
Elm Street Cultural Arts Village will start the new year off with a laugh this weekend with the sixth annual Last Laugh Comedy Competition at the City Center Auditorium, where stand-up comedians will compete for the audience’s laughter and vote.
The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners shared their opinions on four annexation-related applications coming to local cities at their most recent board meeting.
With the spring semester in full swing this week, Chattahoochee Technical College continues to see strong enrollment, with over 10,000 students enrolling for classes, the college reported Thursday.
CANTON-Longtime Cherokee County School District leader Debra Murdock has earned a promotion to lead the district's school operations department.
The Canton City Council approved contracts for the Etowah River Trail extension project at Thursday’s meeting.
Reinhardt remained at No. 2 in the latest NAIA wrestling coaches’ poll following a third-place finish at last weekend’s national duals in Louisville, Kentucky.
Creekview’s bid for the Class AAAAAA duals state championship ended in heartbreaking fashion Friday night at the Macon Coliseum.
Cherokee Recreation and Parks Agency will be hosting a day of friendly competition at its annual Guns and Hoses event on Feb. 22.
Georgia Farm Bureau honored Cherokee County’s Ben and Vicki Cagle for their service on the organization’s Young Farmers and Ranchers Committee during the organization’s annual convention on Jekyll Island last month.
CANTON — For months on end, Sydne Watts sat in a chair and worked on her shooting form.
ATLANTA – Buying cigarettes could get a little bit tougher for kids in Georgia under a new bill before the 2020 General Assembly.
ATLANTA – A compromise bill to collect taxes on online sales overseen by large retailers like Amazon, plus the ride-share companies Uber and Lyft, was hashed out Thursday morning by a group of Georgia House and Senate lawmakers.
ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp is turning to a veteran in Georgia transportation circles to serve as the state Department of Transportation’s next planning director.
ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp vowed Thursday to give Georgia teachers the second installment of a $5,000 pay raise, despite what promises to be a tight budget year.
Two region champions and a region runner-up from Cherokee County will travel to Macon for the state duals, which begin Thursday.
Several county schools competed in the pool this past weekend as swimmers tune up for the upcoming county and state meets.
The completion of a community effort to build a wellness center at Goshen Valley Boys Ranch near Waleska was celebrated Saturday.
CANTON — Sequoyah girls coach Chris Yarbrough said he was trying to mix things up.
WOODSTOCK — In their first meeting of 2020, the Woodstock City Council saw the swearing-in of returning members and the appointment of a new mayor pro tem, as well as some personnel changes.
