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Canton teacher wins scholarship to participate in a seven-day canoe journey

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CTL Script/ Top Stories of June 20 Tuesday

Publish Date: June 19 Monday

 

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From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast

   Today is Saturday, June 17th, and happy 74th birthday to singer Lionel Ritchie

***Ritchie***

 

 

I’m Brian Giffin and here are the top stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia

  1. Canton teacher wins scholarship to participate in a seven-day canoe journey
  2. New restaurant open in Hickory Flat
  3. And Atleta opening a store in The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta
  4. Plus Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets isthere, talking with Bruce Jenkins about picky eatershigh grocery prices

 

We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast

   

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Story 1. canoe

 

 

Jennie Burkhalter, a teacher from Canton, has been sponsored to participate in Paddle Georgia 2023, a seven-day canoe and kayak journey on the Savannah River. The program aims to engage Georgia teachers in river education by providing environmental education curriculum and training. Burkhalter was selected from applicants across the state and will join eight other teachers on the journey from June 25 to July 1. The sponsorship was made possible by Denali, a national recycler of organic materials. Paddle Georgia is an annual adventure organized by Georgia River Network, highlighting different rivers each year. This year's journey will explore the beauty and history of the Savannah River corridor.

.. Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com

 

 

STORY 2: kitchen

 

Hickory Flat Kitchen, a new upscale restaurant, has opened in the Hickory Flat Village shopping center, offering a fresh dining experience to the local community. Co-owners Chris Taylor and Dan Vickery have crafted a menu inspired by their collective experience in the food industry, incorporating locally loved dishes with unique flavors. The restaurant emphasizes the use of fresh ingredients, with produce delivered multiple times a week and meat, poultry, and seafood sourced regularly. Customer favorites so far include Maryland crab cakes, filet mignon, and linguine. The establishment also features a full bar with signature cocktails, and plans are underway to expand the restaurant's services to include catering and to-go options.

 

Story 3: athleta

 

Athleta, a performance lifestyle brand for girls and women, is preparing to open its first outlet store in the greater Atlanta area. The new location, situated at The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta in Woodstock, will cover 4,100 square feet. The store will offer a curated selection of Athleta's lifestyle products and styles, including popular items like the Salutation Stash Tight, Momentum Seamless Tank, and Conscious Crop. The opening is scheduled for early July, just in time for the summer shopping season. Shoppers can anticipate a new and attractive addition to The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta. For more details, visit www.TheOutletShoppesAtAtlanta.com..….read more at tribuneledgernews.com

 

Back in a moment

 

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STORY 4: oil

 

The Georgia Board of Pharmacy has introduced regulations that will allow independent pharmacies in the state to dispense cannabis oil to eligible patients. This move will provide more options for Georgians seeking treatment for chronic illnesses with cannabis oil. In 2019, the General Assembly passed legislation permitting the cultivation of marijuana in Georgia for the production of low-THC cannabis oil. Currently, two companies, Trulieve Georgia and Botanical Sciences LLC, have received manufacturing licenses and opened dispensaries in Marietta and Macon. In addition to these dispensaries, independent pharmacies will also be authorized to sell cannabis oil to eligible patients. Over 100 out of 700 independent pharmacies have shown interest in participating. The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission expects the first licensed pharmacies to begin selling cannabis oil in late August or early September.

 

Story 5: library

 

Starting yesterday, library card holders of the Sequoyah Regional Library System (SRLS) in Cherokee, Pickens, and Gilmer counties can now check out an admission pass to visit the Cherokee County History Center. The pass allows up to four people to visit the History Center for free. SRLS offers Experience Passes that provide free or reduced admission to various cultural institutions, and the addition of the Cherokee County History Center pass expands their collection to 11 passes. The History Center features six galleries showcasing the history of Cherokee County through exhibits, photographs, artifacts, and interactive elements. The partnership between SRLS and the History Center aims to provide access to the local venue for a wider audience. SRLS library cards are available for free and offer access to various resources, including books, audio books, movies, music, and more.

 

 

Story 6:  callaway

 

Katie Callaway, a junior forward for Etowah High School's girls' soccer team, had an exceptional season, scoring 23 goals out of the team's total of 39. Her performance led Etowah to their first 10-win season since 2017, including a 5-0 victory in the state playoffs. Callaway was named the Cherokee County Girls Soccer Player of the Year by the county's coaches. The team's success was attributed to their strong defense, which allowed only one goal in region play. Callaway played a pivotal role in key moments, including a four-goal performance and a decisive penalty kick. Despite having several young players, the team showcased excellent chemistry and teamwork. Callaway, known for her skill and humility, still has one more season of high school soccer before joining the college ranks at Utah.

 

Back with more in a moment

 

 

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Story 7: Leah

 

And Now Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets Joins our Bruce Jenkins to talk about picky eaters

 

****Leah****

 

Final thoughts after this

 

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