Main Street Inferno Brings Chili, Fall Festival To Downtown Canton

The city's Main Street Inferno and Fall Festival will kick off on Saturday, Oct. 25.

Hop Aboard the Woodstock Trolley for the Holiday Tour of Homes

The Junior Service League of Woodstock announces the 18th Annual Holiday Tour of Homes featuring the Downtown Woodstock Trolley.

Leaders 'Get on Board' with VIP Tour of Cherokee Schools

Dozens of community leaders got a first-hand look at the classroom and technology innovation in the Cherokee County School District.

Pumpkin Carving Safety Tips from Resurgens Orthopaedics

Resurgens Orthopaedics

Cherokee Jobless Rate Drops Below 6 Percent

The county's rate clocked in at 5.9 percent for September.

Two Injured in Ball Ground Crash

The accident occurred Wednesday evening north of Canton.

Canton Adds New Roads To Run Speed Detection Radar

The city after Nov. 20 will start enforcing speeding violators on three roads and one school zone.

True Colors: Our Fight Against Breast Cancer Knows No Bounds

By C. Brian Shipp, President, South Region, Medicaid Government Business Division WellPoint, Inc.

Young Marines Third Division Wins Dept. of Defense Award for Anti-Drug Programs

Division Three of the Young Marines, which includes the General Raymond G. Davis Metro Atlanta Unit in Canton, won the Fulcrum Shield Award.

Woodstock High School Marching Wolverines sweep awards at multiple competitions

Congratulations to the Woodstock High School Marching Wolverines

Kelly, Robert Trim's Motion To Recuse Hearing Delayed

The hearing for the request, filed by the attorneys for the former Cherokee school board member and her husband, will be held in November.

Cherokee Deputies Recognized For 'Going Above and Beyond' Duties

Twelve deputies with the sheriff's office were commended during Tuesday's County Commission meeting.

Homes for Sale in Canton-Sixes

Some of the latest home listings in the area, provided by Zillow

Know Before You Go: Employee Handled Food Without Washing Hands

Eating out this week? Here's the dish on Canton and Cherokee County restaurants.

What are Your Dreams?

I've learned that with the right experience, the right attitude and a simple plan all dreams are possible.

Helen DeLuca, R&M Sandwich Shop Co-Founder, Passes Away

Funeral services for Helen Bernadette DeLuca will be held on Friday at Sosebee Funeral Home in Canton.

Better B'oo'siness Bureau Tips For A Safe Halloween

Halloween is just around the corner. The most important part of Halloween is keeping it safe for our Canton-Sixes children.

Sheriff's Office Monitoring Inmate For Ebola Symptoms

A man in custody at the Cherokee Adult Detention Center reportedly had been on an oil rig off the coast of Gabon, a west African country.

Canton Names New Police Chief

Assistant Chief Mark Mitchell will officially take over as police chief on Jan. 1, 2015.

Homes Recently Sold in Canton-Sixes

Search through a list compiled by Zillow.

Sequoyah Student Earns Perfect ACT Score

Mackenzie Joy, a junior at the school in Hickory Flat, will be recognized at the Nov. 6 Cherokee County School Board meeting.

Creekland Educator Named To Teacher Advisory Council

Lindsay Bowley teaches eighth-grade language arts in the Cherokee County School District.

PAWS FOR COCKTAILS at FERNBANK MUSEUM

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2014, 6:00 P.M. TO 10:00 P. M. SIT. STAY. HAVE A DRINK.

'Merry Market' To Benefit Habitat For Humanity

Canton First United Methodist Church will host the Christmas crafts and bazaar event in November.

Anna Crawford Children's Center Welcomes Resource Development Director

Tabatha Martin of Ball Ground has signed onto the the position of the organization, which serves Canton and Cherokee County children.

20 Job Openings in Canton-Sixes: Lowe's, Allstate, ULTA, and More

Now hiring technicians, customer services representatives, managers, and more.

Ball Ground Historical Society To Host Civil War Program

Lisa Tressler with the Cherokee County Historical Society will present the program on Tuesday, Oct. 28 near Canton.

Sex Offender Goes Back To Prison, Police Chief Resigns, Marlow-Trim Trial, Job Openings, No Money For Blighted Properties

Plus a man who was injured in a traffic accident is facing drug charges and Canton will not enforce its sign ordinance for the elections.

Canton Will Not Enforce Sign Ordinance During Election Season

The Canton City Council on Thursday voted to hold off on removing political signs that are in violation of its sign ordinance.

Funk Heritage Center Gets $398,908 Endowment

The Estate of Florrie Funk bestowed $398,908 for the benefit of the museum, which is located on Reinhardt University's campus in Waleska.

Wine Tasting Fundraiser Supports Cherokee Charities

Ball Ground Business & Community Association's wine tasting raised money for MUST Ministries and Bethany Place.

Georgia Offers Energy Assistance Program To Needy Canton Residents

The state, through North Georgia Communication Action, will offer the assistance to homebound and elderly residents.

Canton Police Chief Will Retire in January

Robert Merchant has submitted his resignation to City Manager Glen Cummins.

Program Unveils Civil War Stories in Canton, Cherokee County

A Reinhardt University professor will share what he's unearthed on Tuesday in Canton.

Cherokee Chamber of Commerce Elects New Board Members

Starting January 2015, these seven members will serve three-year terms through December 2017.

City Needs Fund to Combat Blight

Proposal should be revisited.

The optional statement is NOT optional

This week's blog highlights the importance of completing optional statements and how it can help your prospects of earning admission.

Canton Rejects Plan To Use Garbage Fees To Clean Up Blighted Properties

Councilman Hooky Huffman proposed taking revenue collected from garbage fees to address the city's dilapidated properties.

School Board Wants Full Education Funding, Lower Health Benefit Plan Costs

The Cherokee County School Board on Thursday reviewed its draft 2015 Legislative Program, which it will consider approving in November.

Not Old Enough To Vote, Student Participates in Political Process as Poll Worker

Langston Leake, a senior at Sequoyah High School, is volunteering as a poll worker for his senior project.