Top good news posts this week include "Jog For a Cause" in Milton, spelling bee winners, and more.
Top good news posts this week include a high school basketball coach's landmark victory, lower unemployment rates, and more.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Friday in Holly Springs for U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. David Payton.
Pulte Homes on Friday will host a groundbreaking ceremony on a new home for Marine Corps Staff Sgt. David Payton, 31, and his family.
Top good news posts this week include local WWII veterans receiving medals for their service, a low state jobless rate, and more.
Frankie Shepherd retired in 1999 as principal of the Ralph Bunche School in Canton.
Judy Cox, a personal fitness trainer, on Wednesday was awarded the American Red Cross Certificate of Merit honor.
Top good news posts this week include a premature baby born at sea, coworkers splitting a winning lotto ticket, and more.
Top good news posts this week include a social media app designed to help Atlanta's homeless, a Valentine's Day giving event, and more.
Top good news posts this week include dog fighting rescues up for adoption, first babies of 2015 and more.
Top good news posts this week include police officers issuing $100 bills to unsuspecting drivers.
The Bethesda Community Clinic, Inc. was 1 of 8 recipients of the Service League of Cherokee County's Community Impact Grant program.
Plus, a $255K lottery winner, help for restaurant employees displaced after a fire, a new food garden for students and more.
Plus, Santa replies to kids’ letters, bank feeds hungry, NFL quarterback donates to cops, and United Way support brightened the week.
Plus, Girl Scouts honored, drives for the less fortunate, businesses hiring, library volunteers recognized, + rescued dogs ready for homes.
Servant Leadership Applauded at the Marietta-based Cooperative
Plus, top schools and teachers, kids make cards for troops, local shopping, and when are holiday classics on TV were among week’s best news.
The Cherokee Association of REALTORS made the contributions at its November general membership meeting.
Plus, top schools, veterans share stories, little free library, were among week’s best news.
Plus, students thank teachers, store openings, pre-K kids help others, and restaurants honor vets and teachers were among week’s best news.
Plus, famed chef to open new eatery, store openings and seasonal hirings, MDA fundraiser + young golf champ were among the week’s best news.
Plus, nurse free of Ebola, perfect ACT score, gas war, and Veterans Plaza to be landscaped were among this week’s best news.
The Service League of Cherokee County's flagship fundraiser brought in $94,579.45 for 2014.
Plus, top SAT scores, volunteers renovate children’s home, model public servant remembered, and football rankings were among this week’s bes
Plus mega scholarships, sub shop donates gear to firefighters, Marine of the Year, and Coroner of the Year were among this week's best news.
Plus, mega scholarship offers, best placekicker is a girl and Boy Scouts organizing community event were among this week's best news.
Plus, superintendent of the year, top-performing schools, best quarterback, and the winner of a new car were among this week's best news.
Plus, local teachers of the year; best neighborhoods in GA + metro companies plan to hire in 4th quarter were among this week's best news.
These Cherokee County School District teachers are in the running to be named county Teacher of the Year in the fall.
Plus, local festivals; Sprouts, Apple Store and other business openings + Property Brothers help GA family were among this week's best news.
AEDs were donated to Johnston, Boston and Oak Grove elementary schools; and Little River, Ralph Bunche and Oak Grove preeschools.
Plus, teachers honored, schools accept challenge for ALS fundraiser, business openings, + hometown heroes were among this week's best news.
Plus, top educators and students, business openings, Ebola patients released and deputy's good deed were among this week's positive stories.
Plus, Gwinnett teachers honored, business openings and expansions, and students fighting drugs were among this week's uplifting stories.
The movie, in stores July 22, is about a real-life boy who says he went to Heaven and met Jesus during surgery. We spoke with the family behind the film about how it can help start a discussion in your town.
Patch readers told us who the "Everyday Inspirations" in their communities are, and we're sharing their stories and the work they've done locally.
Elaine Dasher is one of only 16 educators who will travel to England this summer to attend the National Endowment for the Humanities' Summer Seminar.
Zach Carter will travel to the University of York in England to obtain a master's degree in plasma physics/nuclear engineering.
A New York woman is so good at bargain shopping that she's used her skills to donate groceries and other goods to charity. Learn how you can follow her lead locally.