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The 19-year-old man killed in a Friday afternoon crash at East Cherokee Drive and Mill Creek Road has been identified as Gavin Oliver of Kennesaw.
The Cherokee County School Board has unanimously approved its budget for next school year and celebrated the swearing-in of a new school police chief.
Winning the Georgia Junior Championship means a lot more to Brock Hoover than just hoisting a trophy.
Simon Streak, a self-taught artist, has taken his passion for the visual arts to the next level. He specializes in decorative and architectural finishes, murals and fine art that can be seen in restaurants and fine homes throughout Atlanta and the U.S.
Robert Anthony Cunningham, 49, of Ball Ground was sentenced Thursday on one count of sexual exploitation of children after a Cherokee County jury found Cunningham guilty of possessing child pornography.
WOODSTOCK — A downtown Woodstock building is open for a new business since it was vacated by its original tenant, Fire Stone Wood Fired Pizza and Grill in Woodstock.
Duke is going to need Brittain Brown this fall.
Woodstock has been selected for a competitive program that includes a grant and other resources to use technology to improve the city’s infrastructure.
{This story updated on June 24 to correct that Scot Turner is not running for state Senate.}
Starting June 28, Elm Street Cultural Arts Village gets historical with the opening night of “The Complete History of America (Abridged),” a comedic rendition of American history written by Adam Long, Reed Martin, and Austin Tichenor.
Melody Farris, the Free Home woman charged with murder in the death of her husband, Gary Farris, in 2018 had a first appearance before Chief Magistrate Judge James Drane on Friday afternoon.
Cook & James, an Atlanta-based real estate law firm, is opening a new location in Woodstock.
The YMCA and the Cherokee County Sports Hall of Fame are making big changes to the interior and exterior of the G. Cecil Pruett Community Center Family YMCA in an effort to gain more exposure for the hall of fame.
More than two dozen members of the Cherokee County Amateur Radio Society will set up their equipment at Cherokee Veterans Park Saturday as the group takes part in the annual National Field Day for Amateur Radio event, communicating with other operators across North America.
The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a one-day leadership conference on Aug. 28.
The state has begun issuing a newly designed driver license out of the Canton office of the Department of Driver Services that the agency bills as more secure.
Big things could be in store for Mercer running back Tyray Devezin as he prepares for his junior season.
The Dennys were chosen as the Canton Tree Commission’s June Yard of the Month because of their ornate yard, beautiful greenery and wide-ranging love for all things botanical.
It is hard to see the forest for the trees! Chances are, if you are older than 40, you have heard this saying applied to a variety of circumstances. After visiting the woodland garden of a colleague, I want to explore a literal interpretation of this idiom.
WOODSTOCK — Kathy Inman’s home in Woodstock is decked in patriotic symbols like American flags and bald eagles.
The owner of a Woodstock towing company has been arrested on drug charges.
Members of the Sawnee Cumming Optimist Club collected donations of furniture for the Bethany Place in Canton, but had difficulty moving them from a storage facility.
Although no action could be taken, the Cherokee County Planning Commission held discussions on three rezoning cases during Monday night’s meeting, while also reviewing changes to policy.
As part of the effort to grow an important economic engine for the county, plans are being made to expand the Cherokee County Airport runway, with bids for the project to be let out potentially later this year.
Helping the Cherokee Recreation and Parks Agency one step closer to achieving its goal of national accreditation, the CRPA Advisory Board approved statements involving the agency’s mission, vision and value during its meeting Wednesday night.
Reinhardt’s men’s volleyball team laid the groundwork for its inaugural season last week with its initial signing class.
The Cotton Mill Exchange will be opening at The Mill on Etowah in early fall offering artisans, merchants and customers alike a new way to sell and shop, its owners said.
Friends and loved ones said goodbye Thursday to Billy Inman, a Woodstock man who became a determined foe of illegal immigration when his son was killed in a crash in 2000 in which the other driver was in the country illegally.
Blake Ingleton just wants to play football.
Water outages are expected 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday from the intersection of Highway 140 and Lower Burris Road to near the Chestnut Hill subdivision. Chestnut Hill may have low water pressure, according to the City of Waleska.
