From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by The BG AD Group. Today is Wednesday, December 20th, and I'm Keith Ippolito.

Film Tax Credit a Net Loss to Georgia

Georgia's film tax credit program is reportedly causing a financial loss for the state, according to a recent evaluation by the Department of Audits and Accounts. The study aligns with other state findings on film tax incentives. These results come as state lawmakers prepare recommendations on tax breaks as economic drivers. Despite wide support in certain sectors, skepticism remains, with $4.1 billion in unclaimed tax credits. Critics argue that the money could be better spent elsewhere, such as lowering income tax rates. The report also notes that for every $1 of net labor income supported by the film tax credit, $24.44 in credits are generated.

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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by The BG AD Group. Today is Wednesday, December 20th, and I'm <a href="https://twitter.com/KeithIpp86">Keith Ippolito</a>.
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Georgia's film tax credit program is reportedly causing a financial loss for the state, according to a recent evaluation by the Department of Audits and Accounts. The study aligns with other state findings on film tax incentives. These results come as state lawmakers prepare recommendations on tax breaks as economic drivers. Despite wide support in certain sectors, skepticism remains, with $4.1 billion in unclaimed tax credits. Critics argue that the money could be better spent elsewhere, such as lowering income tax rates. The report also notes that for every $1 of net labor income supported by the film tax credit, $24.44 in credits are generated.
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CTL Script/ Top Stories of June 29th              

Publish Date: June 29th                



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



Today is Saturday, June 29th and Happy 64th  Birthday to NFL HOF John Elway.

***06.29.24 – BIRTHDAY – JOHN ELWAY***

I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. 
Cherokee Law Enforcement Takes Part in Active Threat Training
Woodstock Announces Plans for July 4th Spectacular
Aylo Health Opening New Primary Care in Ball Ground



We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! 



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STORY 1:Cherokee Law Enforcement Takes Part in Active Threat Training  

Law enforcement agencies in Cherokee County conducted active threat training at Revolution Church near Canton on June 25 and 26. This annual exercise, usually held in schools, moved to a commercial structure to simulate real-world scenarios outside educational settings. Officers from multiple agencies, including the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office, Canton Police, and others, participated in simulated responses to active threats. The training involved navigating various environments like hallways, auditoriums, and dark spaces with sensory stimuli to prepare officers for high-stress situations. Chief Deputy Tommy Pinyan emphasized the importance of inter-agency cooperation to ensure effective responses during real emergencies, aiming for cohesive operations and better outcomes through comprehensive training.

STORY 2:Woodstock Announces Plans for July 4th Spectacular 

Woodstock's 2024 July 4th Spectacular returns with a full day of festivities. Events begin with the Freedom Run at 6:45 a.m., closing Main Street and Rope Mill Road. The parade follows at 9:45 a.m., honoring Army Air Corps Veteran Russell Vaudrey. A festival at the Park at City Center runs until 3 p.m., featuring activities like foam parties, food, games, and arts. The celebrations culminate with fireworks at dusk near Highway 92 and Interstate 575. Woodstock Police will manage traffic post-event. For details on the Freedom Run and more, visit woodstockfreedomrun.com and woodstockga.gov/4th.

STORY 3:Aylo Health Opening New Primary Care in Ball Ground 

Aylo Health is expanding with a new primary care office in Ball Ground, its second location in Cherokee County. Scheduled to open on July 8 at 8111 Ball Ground Highway, the facility emphasizes convenience with evening and weekend hours, and same-day appointments. Aylo Health recently celebrated with a ribbon-cutting attended by local officials and the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce. An open house on June 27 invites the community to explore the office, which will offer extended hours, in-house labs, X-rays, and imaging services.

We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info.

Back in a moment.

Break: DRAKE

STORY 4:Donations Sought for Man Shot at Lake Allatoona 

A fundraiser has been launched to assist Maurice Winsell with medical expenses after he was shot and seriously injured at Lake Allatoona's Sweetwater Campground. The incident occurred on June 16, involving Gregory Eugene Hall, who has since been arrested on charges related to the shooting. Winsell, who was celebrating Father's Day at the lake, sustained three gunshot wounds during a confrontation with Hall. Despite successful surgeries, Winsell faces a long recovery period and cannot work due to his injuries. The fundraiser, organized by Dana Champion and Melissa Murner, aims to support Winsell during this challenging time, as he lacks disability insurance and health coverage. Donations can be made through the GoFundMe page at tinyurl.com/2s365h2f.

STORY 5:Food Pantry Now Open at Charlie Ferguson Community Center in Canton

The Charlie Ferguson Community Center in Canton has launched a new public food pantry, officially opened on June 25 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local leaders, law enforcement, volunteers, and community members. Funded by SmileUp!, a Cherokee County nonprofit, and constructed by Woodstock resident Kenneth Johnson, the pantry aims to address food insecurity in the area. Located conveniently off Reinhardt College Parkway, the pantry accepts donations like canned meat, vegetables, fruit, ramen noodles, pasta, and household essentials. Donations can be made directly to the pantry or monetary contributions can be specified for purchasing needed items. The center, opened last year, serves as a hub for community activities. For more details, visit cfergusoncc.org.

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STORY 6:Endless Summerfest Coming to Canton

Endless SummerFest, a new festival at the Mill on Etowah in Canton, will take place on July 20 from noon to 8 p.m. The event features live music from bands like Big Dog Blues Band and tribute acts Mock of Ages and Back N Black, along with family-friendly activities such as bounce slides, pet adoptions, and a golf simulator. Organized by GoinSolo Events and benefiting the local nonprofit Footprints of Kindness, which supports childhood cancer awareness, the festival aims to become an annual tradition. Admission is free, and more information can be found at goinsoloevents.com.

STORY 7:Record Store Opens in Woodstock 

Brent and Kim McGhee fulfilled their passion for music by opening Housewölf Records at 9820 Highway 92 in Woodstock. The store, which opened on Mother’s Day, offers a diverse selection of new and pre-owned vinyl records, cassette tapes, and music merchandise. Named after their German Shepherd, Bella, the store features a notable display of Georgia-born band album covers and a mural of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. Housewölf caters predominantly to rock music enthusiasts but welcomes all genres. Despite the digital shift in music consumption, customers like Bryan Parks appreciate the tactile and visual experience vinyl records provide. The McGhees plan to expand their offerings to include CDs and are optimistic about the store’s future growth. For updates, visit their Facebook or Instagram pages or check housewolfrecords.com.

We’ll have closing comments after this.



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CTL Script/ Top Stories of June 29th              
Publish Date: June 29th                
 
From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award-Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast 
 
Today is Saturday, June 29th and Happy 64th  Birthday to NFL HOF John Elway.
***06.29.24 – BIRTHDAY – JOHN ELWAY***
I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. 
<ol>
<li>Cherokee Law Enforcement Takes Part in Active Threat Training</li>
<li>Woodstock Announces Plans for July 4th Spectacular</li>
<li>Aylo Health Opening New Primary Care in Ball Ground</li>
</ol>
 
We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! 
 
Commercial: CU of GA
STORY 1: Cherokee Law Enforcement Takes Part in Active Threat Training  
Law enforcement agencies in Cherokee County conducted active threat training at Revolution Church near Canton on June 25 and 26. This annual exercise, usually held in schools, moved to a commercial structure to simulate real-world scenarios outside educational settings. Officers from multiple agencies, including the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office, Canton Police, and others, participated in simulated responses to active threats. The training involved navigating various environments like hallways, auditoriums, and dark spaces with sensory stimuli to prepare officers for high-stress situations. Chief Deputy Tommy Pinyan emphasized the importance of inter-agency cooperation to ensure effective responses during real emergencies, aiming for cohesive operations and better outcomes through comprehensive training.
STORY 2: Woodstock Announces Plans for July 4th Spectacular 
Woodstock's 2024 July 4th Spectacular returns with a full day of festivities. Events begin with the Freedom Run at 6:45 a.m., closing Main Street and Rope Mill Road. The parade follows at 9:45 a.m., honoring Army Air Corps Veteran Russell Vaudrey. A festival at the Park at City Center runs until 3 p.m., featuring activities like foam parties, food, games, and arts. The celebrations culminate with fireworks at dusk near Highway 92 and Interstate 575. Woodstock Police will manage traffic post-event. For details on the Freedom Run and more, visit woodstockfreedomrun.com and woodstockga.gov/4th.
STORY 3: Aylo Health Opening New Primary Care in Ball Ground 
Aylo Health is expanding with a new primary care office in Ball Ground, its second location in Cherokee County. Scheduled to open on July 8 at 8111 Ball Ground Highway, the facility emphasizes convenience with evening and weekend hours, and same-day appointments. Aylo Health recently celebrated with a ribbon-cutting attended by local officials and the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce. An open house on June 27 invites the community to explore the office, which will offer extended hours, in-house labs, X-rays, and imaging services.
We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info.
Back in a moment.
Break: DRAKE
STORY 4: Donations Sought for Man Shot at Lake Allatoona 
A fundraiser has been launched to assist Maurice Winsell with medical expenses after he was shot and seriously injured at Lake Allatoona's Sweetwater Campground. The incident occurred on June 16, involving Gregory Eugene Hall, who has since been arrested on charges related to the shooting. Winsell, who was celebrating Father's Day at the lake, sustained three gunshot wounds during a confrontation with Hall. Despite successful surgeries, Winsell faces a long recovery period and cannot work due to his injuries. The fundraiser, organized by Dana Champion and Melissa Murner, aims to support Winsell during this challenging time, as he lacks disability insurance and health coverage. Donations can be made through the GoFundMe page at tinyurl.com/2s365h2f.
STORY 5: Food Pantry Now Open at Charlie Ferguson Community Center in Canton
The Charlie Ferguson Community Center in Canton has launched a new public food pantry, officially opened on June 25 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local leaders, law enforcement, volunteers, and community members. Funded by SmileUp!, a Cherokee County nonprofit, and constructed by Woodstock resident Kenneth Johnson, the pantry aims to address food insecurity in the area. Located conveniently off Reinhardt College Parkway, the pantry accepts donations like canned meat, vegetables, fruit, ramen noodles, pasta, and household essentials. Donations can be made directly to the pantry or monetary contributions can be specified for purchasing needed items. The center, opened last year, serves as a hub for community activities. For more details, visit cfergusoncc.org.
Commercial: INGLES 6
STORY 6: Endless Summerfest Coming to Canton
Endless SummerFest, a new festival at the Mill on Etowah in Canton, will take place on July 20 from noon to 8 p.m. The event features live music from bands like Big Dog Blues Band and tribute acts Mock of Ages and Back N Black, along with family-friendly activities such as bounce slides, pet adoptions, and a golf simulator. Organized by GoinSolo Events and benefiting the local nonprofit Footprints of Kindness, which supports childhood cancer awareness, the festival aims to become an annual tradition. Admission is free, and more information can be found at goinsoloevents.com.
STORY 7: Record Store Opens in Woodstock 
Brent and Kim McGhee fulfilled their passion for music by opening Housewölf Records at 9820 Highway 92 in Woodstock. The store, which opened on Mother’s Day, offers a diverse selection of new and pre-owned vinyl records, cassette tapes, and music merchandise. Named after their German Shepherd, Bella, the store features a notable display of Georgia-born band album covers and a mural of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. Housewölf caters predominantly to rock music enthusiasts but welcomes all genres. Despite the digital shift in music consumption, customers like Bryan Parks appreciate the tactile and visual experience vinyl records provide. The McGhees plan to expand their offerings to include CDs and are optimistic about the store’s future growth. For updates, visit their Facebook or Instagram pages or check housewolfrecords.com.
We’ll have closing comments after this.
 
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Cherokee Law Enforcement Takes Part in Active Threat Training

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CTL Script/ Top Stories of June 25th            

Publish Date: June 25th        



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



Today is Tuesday, June 25th and Happy 77th Birthday to Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood.

***06.25.24 – BIRTHDAY – MICK FLEETWOOD***

I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. 
Cherokee Schools Announces New Principals and Administrators
New Cell Phone and Dress Code Rules Coming to Cherokee Schools
Canton Rotary Honors Fallen Bailiff 100 Years Later



Plus, Bruce Jenkins sits down with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on Laura Lynn products.



We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! 



Commercial: CU of GA

STORY 1: Cherokee Schools Announces New Principals and Administrators

The Cherokee County School District has announced key leadership changes for the upcoming school year. These include restructuring central office roles following a freeze on hiring by Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Davis. The changes aim to streamline operations and realign staffing, reducing central office positions through attrition and consolidation. New appointments include Joshua Heath as the first executive director for accountability, Mark Vance as principal of Creekview High School, and Kim Moody as principal of R.M. Moore Elementary School STEM Academy. Additionally, new roles such as director for leadership and operations and coordinator of student support have been created to enhance district operations and support functions.

STORY 2:New Cell Phone and Dress Code Rules Coming to Cherokee Schools 

The Cherokee County School District has approved significant updates to its dress code and cell phone policies, effective August 1. The revisions, endorsed unanimously by the Board of Education, aim to standardize dress code guidelines across all schools and regulate cell phone use more strictly. The new dress code prohibits attire depicting vulgarity, promotes consistency in clothing length, and mandates coverage of certain body areas. Students are allowed to carry cell phones but must keep them silenced and out of sight during school hours, with specific usage rules varying by grade level. Discipline for violations will escalate based on circumstances, emphasizing correctional measures and principal discretion. The changes reflect community input and aim to reduce student stress while enhancing academic focus. Full details can be accessed on the district’s website.

STORY 3:Canton Rotary Honors Fallen Bailiff 100 Years Later 

The Rotary Club of Canton and local law enforcement paid tribute to Cherokee County Bailiff Charles Fernando “Charlie” Loggins, who was killed in the line of duty in 1921. His name was added posthumously to the Public Safety Memorial at Canton Rotary Park, honoring his sacrifice during Georgia’s prohibition era while apprehending whiskey smugglers. The ceremony featured solemn remembrance, including the national anthem, color guard presentation, and remarks by community leaders. Cherokee County Sheriff Frank Reynolds presented Loggins’ descendants with honors and unveiled the memorial’s new addition, commemorating fallen public safety officers. The event also included scholarships for public safety personnel and a donation to support the family of the late Erin Mason, recognized for her service and tragically lost with her family in a recent accident.

We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. 



Back in a moment.

Break: DRAKE

STORY 4:Cherokee County Wants Your Input on Transportation Safety  

Cherokee County officials, along with city and public safety leaders, are collaborating on a transportation safety initiative called Safe Streets For All. This effort, supported by a $450,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, aims to enhance road safety across Cherokee County, including Canton, Woodstock, Holly Springs, and Ball Ground. The project, managed by Pond and Company, involves gathering public input through a survey open until August. Residents are encouraged to identify safety concerns such as intersections, road conditions, and pedestrian safety. The initiative aligns with USDOT’s goal of eliminating roadway deaths through improved road designs, speed limits, and post-crash care strategies.

STORY 5:Highland Rivers Board Meets in Cartersville Wednesday 

Highland Rivers Behavioral Health's Governing Board of Directors will convene at 9:30 a.m. on June 26 at the Reaching Our Community Clubhouse in Cartersville. The meeting is open to the public, reflecting the organization's commitment to transparency. Highland Rivers serves a broad area in Northwest Georgia, encompassing over two dozen treatment facilities across 14 counties. They offer comprehensive services for mental health disorders, developmental disabilities, and addictive diseases, supporting more than 19,000 individuals annually. Accredited by CARF and designated as a Tier 1 safety net Core Provider by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, Highland Rivers plays a crucial role in the region's mental health care infrastructure. More details can be found at highlandrivers.org.

Commercial: INGLES 5

And now here is Bruce Jenkins’ conversation with Leah McGrath on Laura Lynn products.

***LEAH McGrath***

We’ll have closing comments after this. 



COMMERCIAL: HELLER 1



SIGN OFF –  

Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at tribuneledgernews.com

Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. Add us to your Alexa Flash Briefing or your Google Home Briefing and be sure to like, follow, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.



Produced by the BG Podcast Network



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drakerealty.com
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CTL Script/ Top Stories of June 25th            
Publish Date: June 25th        
 
From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award-Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast 
 
Today is Tuesday, June 25th and Happy 77th Birthday to Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood.
***06.25.24 – BIRTHDAY – MICK FLEETWOOD***
I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. 
<ol>
<li>Cherokee Schools Announces New Principals and Administrators</li>
<li>New Cell Phone and Dress Code Rules Coming to Cherokee Schools</li>
<li>Canton Rotary Honors Fallen Bailiff 100 Years Later</li>
</ol>
 
Plus, Bruce Jenkins sits down with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on Laura Lynn products.
 
We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! 
 
Commercial: CU of GA
STORY 1:  Cherokee Schools Announces New Principals and Administrators
The Cherokee County School District has announced key leadership changes for the upcoming school year. These include restructuring central office roles following a freeze on hiring by Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Davis. The changes aim to streamline operations and realign staffing, reducing central office positions through attrition and consolidation. New appointments include Joshua Heath as the first executive director for accountability, Mark Vance as principal of Creekview High School, and Kim Moody as principal of R.M. Moore Elementary School STEM Academy. Additionally, new roles such as director for leadership and operations and coordinator of student support have been created to enhance district operations and support functions.
STORY 2: New Cell Phone and Dress Code Rules Coming to Cherokee Schools 
The Cherokee County School District has approved significant updates to its dress code and cell phone policies, effective August 1. The revisions, endorsed unanimously by the Board of Education, aim to standardize dress code guidelines across all schools and regulate cell phone use more strictly. The new dress code prohibits attire depicting vulgarity, promotes consistency in clothing length, and mandates coverage of certain body areas. Students are allowed to carry cell phones but must keep them silenced and out of sight during school hours, with specific usage rules varying by grade level. Discipline for violations will escalate based on circumstances, emphasizing correctional measures and principal discretion. The changes reflect community input and aim to reduce student stress while enhancing academic focus. Full details can be accessed on the district’s website.
STORY 3: Canton Rotary Honors Fallen Bailiff 100 Years Later 
The Rotary Club of Canton and local law enforcement paid tribute to Cherokee County Bailiff Charles Fernando “Charlie” Loggins, who was killed in the line of duty in 1921. His name was added posthumously to the Public Safety Memorial at Canton Rotary Park, honoring his sacrifice during Georgia’s prohibition era while apprehending whiskey smugglers. The ceremony featured solemn remembrance, including the national anthem, color guard presentation, and remarks by community leaders. Cherokee County Sheriff Frank Reynolds presented Loggins’ descendants with honors and unveiled the memorial’s new addition, commemorating fallen public safety officers. The event also included scholarships for public safety personnel and a donation to support the family of the late Erin Mason, recognized for her service and tragically lost with her family in a recent accident.
We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. 
 
Back in a moment.
Break: DRAKE
STORY 4: Cherokee County Wants Your Input on Transportation Safety  
Cherokee County officials, along with city and public safety leaders, are collaborating on a transportation safety initiative called Safe Streets For All. This effort, supported by a $450,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, aims to enhance road safety across Cherokee County, including Canton, Woodstock, Holly Springs, and Ball Ground. The project, managed by Pond and Company, involves gathering public input through a survey open until August. Residents are encouraged to identify safety concerns such as intersections, road conditions, and pedestrian safety. The initiative aligns with USDOT’s goal of eliminating roadway deaths through improved road designs, speed limits, and post-crash care strategies.
STORY 5: Highland Rivers Board Meets in Cartersville Wednesday 
Highland Rivers Behavioral Health's Governing Board of Directors will convene at 9:30 a.m. on June 26 at the Reaching Our Community Clubhouse in Cartersville. The meeting is open to the public, reflecting the organization's commitment to transparency. Highland Rivers serves a broad area in Northwest Georgia, encompassing over two dozen treatment facilities across 14 counties. They offer comprehensive services for mental health disorders, developmental disabilities, and addictive diseases, supporting more than 19,000 individuals annually. Accredited by CARF and designated as a Tier 1 safety net Core Provider by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, Highland Rivers plays a crucial role in the region's mental health care infrastructure. More details can be found at highlandrivers.org.
Commercial: INGLES 5
And now here is Bruce Jenkins’ conversation with Leah McGrath on Laura Lynn products.
***LEAH McGrath***
We’ll have closing comments after this. 
 
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Cherokee Schools Announces New Principals and Administrators

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CTL Script/ Top Stories of June 22nd             

Publish Date: June 22nd               



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



Today is Saturday, June 22nd and Happy heavenly Birthday to NBA player Pete Maravich.

***06.22.24 – BIRTHDAY – PETE MARAVICH***

I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. 
More Cherokee County Roads to be Resurfaced by End of The Year
Mark Chesnutt Cancels Canton River Rock Show and Other Concerts
Free Microchipping Available for Cherokee County Pets



We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! 



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STORY 1:More Cherokee County Roads to be Resurfaced by End of The Year 

Cherokee County Commissioners approved a $4 million contract with Baldwin Paving Company, Inc. for the 2024 resurfacing project, covering 11.681 miles of county-maintained roads. This initiative, part of a 25-year pavement life cycle plan, includes prominent subdivisions like Riverlake Landing, Golden Hills, and BridgeMill. Funding includes $3,297,747 from Georgia DOT's 2024 Local Road Assistance grant, with no local match required. Completion is slated by year-end 2024. An intergovernmental agreement amendment with Canton was also approved, covering 2.616 miles of city roads like Reservoir Drive and Marietta Highway, reimbursed by Canton for approximately $1 million.

STORY 2:Mark Chesnutt Cancels Canton River Rock Show and Other Concerts 

Mark Chesnutt, scheduled to headline Canton's River Rock Music Fest on July 27, had to cancel due to recovering from emergency quadruple bypass surgery. His management cited the surgery and necessary recuperation time as reasons for the cancellation. Chesnutt expressed gratitude for support and understanding from fans and looked forward to returning soon. Canton officials are collaborating with his management to find a replacement headliner and will announce details shortly. For updates on the festival, visit ExploreCantonGA.com or CantonGA.gov.

STORY 3:Free Microchipping Available for Cherokee County Pets 

Cherokee County is offering free microchipping for pets ahead of July 4th to prevent them from getting lost due to fireworks. The initiative aims to increase the chances of reuniting lost pets with their owners. Residents can visit the Cherokee County Animal Shelter in Canton from Tuesday to Saturday without an appointment. Microchipping is quick and involves minimal paperwork. If a pet goes missing, owners can fill out a form online or visit the shelter. Microchipped pets can be scanned to retrieve owner information swiftly. County offices, including the shelter, will be closed on July 4, but lost pet forms will still be processed.



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STORY 4:Ball Ground Looking to Roll Back Milage Rate 

The Ball Ground City Council plans to maintain its millage rate for fiscal year 2025 at a "rollback" rate of 3.732, ensuring no property tax increase for residents. This rate matches the amount needed to generate the same property tax revenue as the previous year. City Manager Eric Wilmarth confirmed this decision, noting that it will result in approximately $1,001,000 in property tax revenue. Due to the required publication of a five-year tax history in the Cherokee Tribune, setting the millage rate has been rescheduled to July 11. The council previously approved a $6.3 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year in May.

STORY 5:Cherokee County Man Convicted of Terroristic Threats 

Christopher Dean Bowling, 29, of Waleska, was convicted of terroristic threats by a Cherokee County jury following an incident last summer. The conviction stems from a domestic dispute where Bowling prevented his partner from leaving their home during an argument, which led to a disconnected 911 call. Evidence included a disturbing four-minute audio recording where Bowling allegedly threatened and strangled the victim. Despite the victim's reluctance for legal action, the prosecution emphasized the severity of emotional abuse and potential danger in the relationship. Bowling was acquitted of aggravated assault and cruelty to children charges but faced sentencing on June 21. For support in abusive situations, Cherokee Family Violence Center can be contacted at 770-479-1703, with emergency assistance available through 911.

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STORY 6:Kids Participate in Cherokee County Safety Town

Over 100 children have participated in Cherokee County Safety Town this month, a program designed for incoming kindergarten students to learn about safety through interactive lessons. Hosted by Safe Kids Cherokee County and Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services, this marks the 20th year of the initiative. The program covers a range of safety topics such as road safety, fire safety, and poison safety, complemented by crafts, games, and simulated traffic scenarios. Teen counselors assist in activities and can earn community service hours. Participants receive certificates upon completing the week-long program, supported by various local agencies including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Cherokee Sheriff’s Office.

STORY 7:Work Set to Begin on Highway 140 and Batesville Road Intersection

The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners has approved a $5.8 million construction contract with Bartow Paving Company, Inc. to enhance the intersection of Highway 140 and Hickory Road/Batesville Road. This project aims to improve traffic flow by adding additional thru-lanes on both roads and dedicated right-turn lanes on all sides of the intersection. Funding includes $2 million from the Georgia Department of Transportation’s Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant, with the remaining $3.8 million coming from Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax funds. The construction, identified as a priority in a 2019 corridor study, is expected to begin soon and last between 18 to 24 months.

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CTL Script/ Top Stories of June 22nd             
Publish Date: June 22nd               
 
From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award-Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast 
 
Today is Saturday, June 22nd and Happy heavenly Birthday to NBA player Pete Maravich.
***06.22.24 – BIRTHDAY – PETE MARAVICH***
I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. 
<ol>
<li>More Cherokee County Roads to be Resurfaced by End of The Year</li>
<li>Mark Chesnutt Cancels Canton River Rock Show and Other Concerts</li>
<li>Free Microchipping Available for Cherokee County Pets</li>
</ol>
 
We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! 
 
Commercial: CU of GA
STORY 1: More Cherokee County Roads to be Resurfaced by End of The Year 
Cherokee County Commissioners approved a $4 million contract with Baldwin Paving Company, Inc. for the 2024 resurfacing project, covering 11.681 miles of county-maintained roads. This initiative, part of a 25-year pavement life cycle plan, includes prominent subdivisions like Riverlake Landing, Golden Hills, and BridgeMill. Funding includes $3,297,747 from Georgia DOT's 2024 Local Road Assistance grant, with no local match required. Completion is slated by year-end 2024. An intergovernmental agreement amendment with Canton was also approved, covering 2.616 miles of city roads like Reservoir Drive and Marietta Highway, reimbursed by Canton for approximately $1 million.
STORY 2: Mark Chesnutt Cancels Canton River Rock Show and Other Concerts 
Mark Chesnutt, scheduled to headline Canton's River Rock Music Fest on July 27, had to cancel due to recovering from emergency quadruple bypass surgery. His management cited the surgery and necessary recuperation time as reasons for the cancellation. Chesnutt expressed gratitude for support and understanding from fans and looked forward to returning soon. Canton officials are collaborating with his management to find a replacement headliner and will announce details shortly. For updates on the festival, visit ExploreCantonGA.com or CantonGA.gov.
STORY 3: Free Microchipping Available for Cherokee County Pets 
Cherokee County is offering free microchipping for pets ahead of July 4th to prevent them from getting lost due to fireworks. The initiative aims to increase the chances of reuniting lost pets with their owners. Residents can visit the Cherokee County Animal Shelter in Canton from Tuesday to Saturday without an appointment. Microchipping is quick and involves minimal paperwork. If a pet goes missing, owners can fill out a form online or visit the shelter. Microchipped pets can be scanned to retrieve owner information swiftly. County offices, including the shelter, will be closed on July 4, but lost pet forms will still be processed.
 
We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. 
 
Back in a moment.
Break: DRAKE
STORY 4: Ball Ground Looking to Roll Back Milage Rate 
The Ball Ground City Council plans to maintain its millage rate for fiscal year 2025 at a "rollback" rate of 3.732, ensuring no property tax increase for residents. This rate matches the amount needed to generate the same property tax revenue as the previous year. City Manager Eric Wilmarth confirmed this decision, noting that it will result in approximately $1,001,000 in property tax revenue. Due to the required publication of a five-year tax history in the Cherokee Tribune, setting the millage rate has been rescheduled to July 11. The council previously approved a $6.3 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year in May.
STORY 5: Cherokee County Man Convicted of Terroristic Threats 
Christopher Dean Bowling, 29, of Waleska, was convicted of terroristic threats by a Cherokee County jury following an incident last summer. The conviction stems from a domestic dispute where Bowling prevented his partner from leaving their home during an argument, which led to a disconnected 911 call. Evidence included a disturbing four-minute audio recording where Bowling allegedly threatened and strangled the victim. Despite the victim's reluctance for legal action, the prosecution emphasized the severity of emotional abuse and potential danger in the relationship. Bowling was acquitted of aggravated assault and cruelty to children charges but faced sentencing on June 21. For support in abusive situations, Cherokee Family Violence Center can be contacted at 770-479-1703, with emergency assistance available through 911.
Commercial: INGLES 4
STORY 6: Kids Participate in Cherokee County Safety Town
Over 100 children have participated in Cherokee County Safety Town this month, a program designed for incoming kindergarten students to learn about safety through interactive lessons. Hosted by Safe Kids Cherokee County and Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services, this marks the 20th year of the initiative. The program covers a range of safety topics such as road safety, fire safety, and poison safety, complemented by crafts, games, and simulated traffic scenarios. Teen counselors assist in activities and can earn community service hours. Participants receive certificates upon completing the week-long program, supported by various local agencies including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Cherokee Sheriff’s Office.
STORY 7: Work Set to Begin on Highway 140 and Batesville Road Intersection
The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners has approved a $5.8 million construction contract with Bartow Paving Company, Inc. to enhance the intersection of Highway 140 and Hickory Road/Batesville Road. This project aims to improve traffic flow by adding additional thru-lanes on both roads and dedicated right-turn lanes on all sides of the intersection. Funding includes $2 million from the Georgia Department of Transportation’s Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant, with the remaining $3.8 million coming from Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax funds. The construction, identified as a priority in a 2019 corridor study, is expected to begin soon and last between 18 to 24 months.
We’ll have closing comments after this. 
 
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Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at tribuneledgernews.com
Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. Add us to your Alexa Flash Briefing or your Google Home Briefing and be sure to like, follow, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
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Show Sponsors:
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<li><a href="https://www.ingles-markets.com/">ingles-markets.com</a></li>
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<li><a href="https://cuofga.org/">cuofga.org</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.jeffhellerlaw.com/">jeffhellerlaw.com</a></li>
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More Cherokee County Roads to be Resurfaced by End of The Year

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