CTL Script/ Top Stories of September 30th
Publish Date: Sept 29th
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Today is Saturday, September 30th, and happy 51st birthday to NFL running back Jamal Anderson.
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STORY 1: Cherokee district attorney's office chief investigator retires
Cherokee County District Attorney's Office Chief Investigator Dwight Kelley is retiring after 36 years of service. A retirement reception was held in his honor. District Attorney Susan Treadaway praised Kelley's dedication and the impact he's had on the office. Kelley, who served in various law enforcement roles, has been the chief investigator for 26 years and leaves behind a skilled team. Brandon Owens will become the new chief investigator, and William Hegwood will be the assistant chief investigator. Both have extensive law enforcement backgrounds and training. Kelley expressed confidence in their abilities to continue the office's work......……Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com
STORY 2: Food Network's Chef Brian Duffy coming to Cherokee County charity BBQ event
Chef Brian Duffy, known from Food Network shows like BBQ Brawl, is set to visit Red White and Blue BBQ in Canton in late October. The event, taking place on October 27-28 at the Canton American Legion, will feature him as a food critic and judge for a mystery food cook-off on the 27th, where amateurs and professionals compete. On the 28th, he'll judge the main barbecue event and host a public cooking demonstration. The event aims to showcase Canton's BBQ scene and local foods, with all proceeds supporting veteran mental health awareness and suicide prevention programs in Cherokee and Pickens counties.
STORY 3: Woodstock man celebrates 102nd birthday
Roger Antonucci, a Woodstock man, celebrated his 102nd birthday with family and friends at Oaks at Towne Lake. He's been a resident there for nearly three years. Known for his positive attitude, he worked as a tailor for over 30 years and maintained a daily walking routine for 40 years. Described as a "ladies' man" and "calm, cool, and collected," he credits his long life to a secret he won't reveal. Members of the Cherokee Sheriff's Office also joined the celebration, honoring Antonucci on his special day.
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STORY 4: Holly Springs City Council approves rezoning for 20 townhomes
The Holly Springs City Council has approved a request to rezone nearly two acres for the construction of a 20-unit townhome community along Edmondson Lane. The rezoning changes the designation from general commercial to traditional neighborhood development with a density of 10.05 units per acre. The proposed townhomes are expected to be priced at $400,000 or less. Additionally, the council voted to approve an intergovernmental agreement with Cherokee County, Woodstock, and the Cherokee Office of Economic Development for a transportation plan for the I-575 and Sixes Road area. Other approvals include declarations for covenants, conditions, restrictions, and easements for various residential projects and contracts for park improvements.
Story 5: Cherokee Fire promotes 10 firefighters
On September 26, Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services held a promotion ceremony at the Cherokee County Fire Training Complex in Holly Springs. Ten firefighters were promoted, including eight Fire Apparatus Operators who were promoted to the rank of sergeant, one sergeant who was promoted to lieutenant, and Battalion Chief Daniel Carder, who was promoted to the rank of division chief. The event was attended by family, friends, and colleagues to celebrate the accomplishments of the promoted firefighters.
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Story 7: Cherokee County principal earns leadership award
Mark Smith, Principal of ACTIVE Academies, received the Cristal Stancil Leadership Award from the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce. The award recognizes exceptional leadership among participants in the Leadership Cherokee program, which helps develop community leaders through a nine-month program. Smith, a 20-year educator, currently leads the ACTIVE Academies campus in Canton and has a history of serving in various educational roles within the Cherokee County School District. The award was presented at the program's graduation ceremony, where Smith also delivered the class address. The honor reflects his dedication to education and servant leadership.
STORY 8: Woodstock leaders OK annexation and rezoning for 88-unit neighborhood
The Woodstock City Council has approved the annexation and rezoning of 201 Brownlee Road for an 88-unit single-family townhome community. The property was rezoned to downtown-medium density residential, and a conditional use permit was granted. The project includes the extension of Brownlee Road. The council also approved a $20.6 million amendment to the contract with Winter Construction for phase two of the City Center Parking Deck project. They held three public hearings, including one about electric vehicle charging stations, which was tabled for further discussion. Additionally, they approved ordinances related to sign waivers and pet shops and accepted a $1.5 million loan for a transportation project.
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