The road will close between Kellogg Creek Road and Victory Drive Oct. 25 through Nov. 8.
The city terminated its contract with David C. Meyers in lieu of approving an indigent defense policy.
The Northside Hospital-Cherokee Amphitheater will serve as the new home for the city's Summer Concert Series.
The reprieve will give the city time to review and update its existing ordinance.
The proposal calls for constructing 28 townhomes near First Baptist Church of Woodstock.
The City Council approved using $300,000 to make emergency repairs to the historic home, which will be the future home to Elm Street Arts.
One closure will take place in Hickory Flat while another will be in southwest Cherokee County.
The city's millage rate will remain at 6.992 mills.
The heavily traveled thoroughfare will get a face lift between Main Street and Cherokee Trail.
Cherokee County has contracted with a firm to study the Towne Lake Parkway and Ridgewalk Parkway interchanges in Woodstock.
Brittany Duncan's first day in her new role will be Monday, Aug. 22.
Developers have pulled back on plans to open a new restaurant in downtown Woodstock in place of Hot Dog Heaven.
City council members are weighing whether to implement paid parking or time-limited enforcement in certain areas.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of several variances to accommodate the project, which would go in place of Hot Dot Heaven.
The Woodstock Planning Commission is set to consider the proposal to build the restaurant in place of Hot Dog Heaven.
The proclamation celebrates the success of Reformation Brewery.
The Costco development would include an 18-pump gas station as well as 23 single family homes.
The proposal calls for constructing a four-story hotel along Highway 92 at Sharon Way in Woodstock.
A small section of concrete crumbled on the bridge at the Cherokee-Fulton County line, which forced crews to close the eastbound lane.
Residents will vote in a slew of local races, including sheriff, school board chair, county commission and Senate District 21.
The first reading of the $37.5 million budget will be held on Monday, May 23.
Robbie Ashe says the Georgia Constitution spells out the system is only allowed to operate in DeKalb, Cobb, Fulton, Clayton and Gwinnett.
Only three Superior Court clerk offices will take part in the Georgia Court of Appeals' pilot program.
A plan to build a Costco store, 320-unit apartment complex and 32 single family homes was also put on hold.
Cherokee County voters will have two weeks to cast ballots ahead of the May 24 primary.
The project would include 320 apartments, a Costco store with an 18-pump gas station, 32 single family homes and retail space.
Cherokee incumbent State Court Judge Michelle Homier is facing opposition from attorney Bart Glasgow.
Frank Reynolds, David Waters, Jeff Donley and Chip McCarthy took part in a forum hosted April 17 by the Cherokee County Republican Women.
The Woodstock City Council's approval of a variance request has paved the way for a Holiday Inn Express to open.
Cherokee Commission District 2 candidate Jim Hubbard took part in a forum hosted March 28 by the Cherokee County Republican Women's group.
Cherokee County is working on a new master plan to help prioritize, fund and develop programs and facilities.
The City Council on Monday heard a presentation from consultants on how to address parking issues in the downtown area.
Restaurants within the district can allow patrons to carry out alcoholic beverages in clear plastic cups.
The proposal follows the city having to cancel its 2016 Summer Concert Series.
State Sen. John Albers (R-Roswell) has provided his constituents with an update to week 8 of the 2016 legislative session.
Keith Wood was first elected as Probate Judge of Cherokee County in 2008 after serving as chief clerk and hearing officer for Kip McVay.
The park will contain 2 fenced dog parks, ball fields for citizens and special needs athletes, an inclusive playground and a walking path.
James Drane has held the post in Cherokee County for 16 years.
City staff members will begin making plans to host one concert in November at the new amphitheater.
The following update to week three of the 2016 legislative session was submitted by State Sen. John Albers (R-Roswell).