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The shooting happened in November in a grocery store parking lot.
A celebration Thursday honored one Support Staff Employee of the Year from each of CCSD’s schools, centers and central office divisions.
Nine dogs were removed from the man's home Tuesday, authorities said Wednesday.
Principal Rodney Larrotta was honored with the award for instructional leadership.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Georgia School Boards Association has awarded the Cherokee County School Board its Leading Edge Award.
Chamber President Pam Carnes was honored by Superintendent of Schools Dr. Brian V. Hightower for her "longtime support of CCSD."
Amy Aenchbacher, a CCSD adaptive PE specialist, was presented with the Kim Thompson Honor Award.
Teresa Bailey and Kimberly Harrison, both of Clark Creek Elementary School STEM Academy, earned the honor.
The program encourages and celebrates parent engagement.
The man is serving life in prison without the possibility of parole in the 2016 killing of his wife, according to the Georgia Supreme Court.
The Cherokee County Walk to End Alzheimer’s committee is hosting a Walk Celebration Event Dec. 1.
One green bulb on the wreath will be replaced by a red bulb for every structure fire that occurs in Cherokee County through Jan. 1.
The man's wife and their other daughter were also injured in the crash Thursday, a report says.
The honor recognizes their outstanding service to high school athletics and student athletes.
Those interested in donating can bring a new, unwrapped toy to any Cherokee County fire station before Dec. 16.
Canton Police said the human remains were found Thursday near Reformation Parkway.
"These devices are crucial for the safety of patients and staff in Cherokee County," fire officials said.