Cherokee taxpayers may see some relief if the commissioners approve the proposal to lower the millage rate.
The city saw four percent growth in its net position between 2011 and 2012.
The county government wants to hear your thoughts about the proposed reductions at the public hearing this evening.
The city could spend nearly $20,000 on a new motorcycle and its equipment, which would go to the police department.
The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is unconstitutional.
The Holly Springs City Council will look to approve or deny the designs for Hickory Road Park at their Monday evening meeting.
Law enforcement officials in Cherokee County assisted the Drug Enforcement Administration with the investigation.
The 74-unit property in Canton is expected to provide affordable rental housing for people aged 55 and older.
The Holly Springs City Council hopes to shed some light on the Sixes Road Bridge during their meeting Monday night.
The Cherokee County Commission will consider awarding a construction contract to perform improvements to Hobgood Park.
The Downtown Development Authority is looking to fill an open seat within their organization.
Atlanta Unfiltered is reporting a federal judge has entered a $640,000 default judgment against the former lawmaker and his business partners in relation to a loan they received to operate a mobile home park.
After years of managing declining property tax revenue, the upswing is welcome news for Cherokee leaders.
Following up on the successful public input meetings last year regarding the new park on Hickory Road, the City of Holly Springs wants you to name the new park.
Officials will hold a ribbon cutting for the facility at 10 a.m. and a grand opening on Saturday.
Term for the Sequoyah Regional Library Board is three years.
The library was slated to be built in eastern Cherokee County and cost around $5.6 million to build.
Here are the latest food and vendor inspections conducted by the Cherokee County Environmental Health Department.
Cherokee Commissioners will weigh amending its ordinance to include the animals not used for food as potential nuisances.
The City Council will discuss and then vote on the proposed route for the Holly Springs downtown sanitary sewer.
The city has proposed a project on Rucker Road that narrows travel lanes and sight lines to cut down speeding.
Readers respond to GDOT request for input.
GDOT seeking public input on SR 20 improvement project.
Residents can now sign their children up for the inaugural summer swim team season, which runs from May 6th to July 11th.
The ethics case against Carolyn Cosby was transferred to the state Attorney General's Office to settle.
County Manager Jerry Cooper will chair Barr's campaign in Cherokee County.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Frank Petruzielo is questioning the accuracy of numbers State Rep. Calvin Hill provided to the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce's board of directors.
The open house and grand opening will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday May 11. A ribbon cutting is set for 10 a.m. Thursday May 9.
The former state senator and current Georgia Public Broadcasting employee was asked to serve as the chair of the 11th Congressional District convention held in Marietta over the weekend.
The Board of Commissioners gave an additional $169,000 to McClendon & Associates to complete its forensic audit on the failed venture.
More jobs and fewer layoffs in most metro Atlanta counties helped push the state's unemployment rate down to 8.4 percent, it's lowest since December 2008.
The proposal to build a library in eastern Cherokee could be halted if the county government can't contribute its portion of the project.
Jacqueline Archer said she's "ready to get to work" and return to elected office.
The April 19 expo will be held at Goodwill’s Shallowford Conference Center, located at 2401 Shallowford Road in Marietta.
The Downtown Development Authority is exploring the possibility of starting one in the city.