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  • Woodstock Daily Update – December 6, 2025
    Dec 6 2025
    Missing Cherokee County teen search asks community to stay alertA missing person alert for sixteen-year-old Arlyn Harmon is drawing attention across Cherokee County, as advocates and law enforcement work to find the teen who was last seen leaving home on the morning of December 5. Residents are urged to share verified alert posts and report any potential sightings directly to authorities.* Arlyn Harmon was reported missing after leaving her Cherokee County home around 8 a.m. on Friday, December 5.* Advocacy groups have shared her description and are asking the public for tips.* Law enforcement is working to piece together where she may have gone after leaving home.* Anyone with information is asked to contact Cherokee County authorities rather than trying to investigate on their own.Sources:https://www.facebook.com/theawarefoundationinc/https://www.facebook.com/cherokeesheriff/CDBG capital grants open for Cherokee County communities and nonprofitsCherokee County’s Community Development office has opened a new round of Community Development Block Grant funding for capital and public facility projects, creating a fresh opportunity for cities and nonprofits to tackle long-planned upgrades. The program is designed to support projects that benefit low and moderate-income residents.* The county is accepting applications for capital and public facility projects through its CDBG program.* Eligible projects can include facility improvements, accessibility upgrades, and neighborhood amenities.* The announcement explains how to apply and provides contact information for questions.* Cities like Woodstock, Holly Springs, and Canton, along with local nonprofits, can compete for this funding.Sources:https://www.cherokeega.com/community-development/Public feedback window open on Highway 20 improvement plansResidents who rely on Highway 20 near Canton have a short window to comment on proposed Georgia DOT improvements, with the City of Canton highlighting an opportunity to share feedback through December 11. The projects could reshape traffic and safety on a key east-west route affecting many Cherokee County commuters.* Canton’s website notes that GDOT is accepting public comments on State Route 20 improvement projects.* The notice links to GDOT project pages and a comment form for residents.* The feedback period runs through December 11, giving a tight timeline for input.* Changes on Highway 20 can affect travel for drivers in Canton, Holly Springs, and Woodstock.Sources:https://www.cantonga.gov/https://www.dot.ga.gov/Christmas Jubilee & Parade of Lights lights up downtown WoodstockWoodstock is getting ready to kick off one of its biggest holiday traditions, the twenty-ninth Annual Christmas Jubilee & Parade of Lights, which will bring a rolling display of lights, floats, and music through downtown before an evening celebration at The Park at City Center. The event combines road closures, family fun, and a significant spotlight on the city’s core.* The parade steps off from Woodstock Elementary School and travels down Main Street to Sam’s Club at Highway 92.* Road closures will be in place ahead of the parade, and drivers should plan alternate routes.* After the parade, festivities continue at The Park at City Center with Santa, a tree lighting, and kids’ activities.* The city is promoting the event as a way for neighbors and visitors to gather in the heart of Woodstock for the holidays.Sources:https://www.woodstockga.gov/news_detail_T15_R313.phpHoliday Tour of Homes showcases historic Woodstock and museum exhibitsHistory Cherokee’s Holiday Tour of Homes is giving residents a chance to step inside historic homes and businesses around Woodstock while also enjoying admission to the Cherokee County History Center’s galleries and seasonal displays. The tour runs across Friday evening and Saturday daytime, with walkable locations and shuttle support.* The Holiday Tour of Homes features historic homes and businesses in and around Woodstock.* Tickets cover both Friday evening and Saturday touring, with one entry into each property.* Admission to the Cherokee County History Center is included, highlighting current exhibits and festive gingerbread displays.* The event serves as a fundraiser and awareness campaign for History Cherokee and its preservation work.Sources:https://historycherokee.org/holiday-homes-tour/Woody the Elf’s Candy Cane Hunt brings free fun for preschoolersFamilies with very young children have a special event on the calendar thanks to Woody the Elf’s Candy Cane Hunt, a free Woodstock Parks and Recreation program at The Park at City Center. Kids four and under can search for candy canes and try to spot Woody among the park’s holiday decorations.* The event takes place on Saturday, December 6, from 11 a.m. to noon at The Park at City Center.* It is free, but advance registration is required, and walk-ups are not allowed.* The program is limited to children ages four and under, with ...
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  • Woodstock Daily Update – December 5, 2025
    Dec 5 2025
    Woodstock becomes metro Atlanta’s first Walmart drone delivery cityWoodstock has joined a small group of metro Atlanta communities where residents can get Walmart groceries and small household items delivered by drone from the Highway 92 Supercenter, thanks to a new partnership with Wing. The service promises ultra fast deliveries for eligible addresses while giving the city a front row seat in how drone logistics and traffic patterns evolve over the next few years.* Wing and Walmart have activated drone delivery from the Highway 92 Supercenter as part of a six store metro Atlanta rollout.* Eligible customers can order select items through the Wing app and receive them within minutes at a designated spot near their home.* Drones fly automated routes and lower packages on a tether, reducing some short car trips for last minute needs.* City messaging frames the launch as part of Woodstock’s interest in piloting innovative mobility and retail technologies.Sources:https://www.woodstockga.gov/news_detail_T15_R315.phphttps://wing.com/news/wing-walmart-metro-atlanta-drone-delivery-launchhttps://www.wabe.org/walmart-launches-drone-delivery-service-in-atlanta/Fire crews stop Woodberry Court blaze from spreading to neighborsA townhouse fire on Woodberry Court over the weekend could have turned into a much larger incident, but Woodstock and Cherokee County firefighters contained the flames to a single unit and reported no injuries. Residents had already evacuated by the time crews arrived, and the quick response prevented the fire from jumping to neighboring homes in the connected row.* Firefighters responded to a residential blaze on Woodberry Court Saturday night and quickly knocked down the flames.* All occupants escaped safely, and there were no injuries among residents or first responders.* The cause of the fire remains under investigation and damage estimates have not yet been released.* Officials are using the incident to remind townhome and apartment residents about smoke alarms, escape plans, and calling nine one one as soon as they see smoke or flames.Sources:https://woodstockcommunity.news/firefighters-extinguish-woodberry-court-townhouse-fire-no-injuries-reported/https://patch.com/georgia/woodstock/blaze-burns-woodstock-townhousehttps://www.facebook.com/wfdga/posts/for-immediate-releasewoodstock-fire-department-quickly-extinguishes-residential-/1262329412600173/Rabies safety reminder after Cherokee County raccoon bite caseAfter a Cherokee County man tried to rescue an injured raccoon and ended up being bitten on the face and hands, wildlife and public health officials are stepping up warnings about rabies and how to respond to animal bites. The raccoon later tested positive for rabies, and the man is undergoing treatment, underscoring why residents are urged not to handle wild animals and to seek immediate medical care after any bite or scratch.* A Cherokee County resident placed an injured raccoon inside his coat and held it against his chest during a drive to a wildlife facility.* The raccoon bit him multiple times and later tested positive for rabies, leading to post exposure treatment.* Rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear, so officials advise washing any bite or scratch thoroughly and seeking prompt medical care.* Residents are urged not to handle or transport wildlife themselves and to keep pet rabies vaccinations up to date.Sources:https://www.gpb.org/news/2025/12/04/rabid-animal-attacks-are-in-the-headlines-heres-what-you-should-know-stay-safehttps://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/cherokee-county/raccoon-that-attacked-man-cherokee-county-confirmed-have-rabies/4LAPHYFGDBHKDJCH5XET7VNNAE/https://people.com/rabid-raccoon-bites-man-face-hands-injured-rescue-11860176Winter Wonderland Holiday Market brings Santa, puppies, and shopping downtownDowntown Woodstock turns into a Winter Wonderland this Saturday with a holiday market on the Woodstock Arts Event Green, featuring vendors, holiday shopping, photos with Santa, a puppy parade, and family friendly entertainment. The event offers a full day of seasonal fun while supporting Woodstock Arts and driving visitors to nearby shops and restaurants.* The Winter Wonderland Holiday Market runs Saturday, December sixth, from ten a.m. to five p.m. at one thirteen Elm Street on the Woodstock Arts Event Green.* Activities include local vendors, holiday shopping, photos with Santa, and a themed puppy parade.* The market is part of a broader downtown holiday calendar promoted by Woodstock Arts and Visit Woodstock GA.* Proceeds and sponsorships help fund arts programming and events throughout the year.Sources:https://woodstockarts.org/events/winter-wonderland-holiday-market/https://www.eventeny.com/events/woodstock-winter-wonderland-holiday-market-23781/https://visitwoodstockga.com/events/?imgoing-event=woodstock-winter-wonderland-holiday-market-6907681dd6cd702fe38bd9dbSpecial election for Georgia House District 23 set for December 9Voters in Georgia ...
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  • Woodstock Daily Update – December 4, 2025
    Dec 4 2025
    Cherokee County community mourns Officer Bryan ZappThe Cherokee County community is mourning the loss of Officer Bryan Zapp, a school police officer and Army combat veteran remembered for his steady presence on campus and years of service in Woodstock. District officials and community members describe him as “more than a badge,” highlighting his impact on students, staff, and families across the county.* School district police confirmed Officer Zapp’s passing in early December, prompting tributes from colleagues and friends.* He served as a school police officer and was known for his friendly, approachable manner with students and staff.* Zapp previously worked for the Woodstock Police Department for nearly two decades, tying his legacy directly to the city.* Community messages focus on supporting his family and honoring his contributions to public safety and student life.Sources:* WSB-TV – https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/cherokee-county/more-than-badge-cherokee-county-community-heartbroken-after-loss-school-officer/7RHIRKPXBBA7DH4IRQTBTSRBIY/* Cherokee County School District Police via Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ccspdga/posts/1154273280229334/News Date: December 2, 2025.Woodstock welcomes new police chief Roland Castro on December 8The City of Woodstock is preparing to welcome Roland Castro as its new chief of police after a nationwide search to replace retiring Chief Robert Jones. Castro brings more than twenty-eight years of experience in Johns Creek and Alpharetta, and city leaders say his community-focused style aligns with Woodstock’s priorities.* City announcements name Castro as the sole finalist and new chief following an external recruitment process.* He has held leadership roles in operations, investigations, special operations, and professional standards during his career.* Castro’s first day with the Woodstock Police Department is scheduled for December 8, with a public reception set for December 15 at City Center.* Officials emphasize his commitment to engagement, open communication, and responsive service.Sources:* City of Woodstock – “City of Woodstock Announces Finalist for Police Chief” – https://www.woodstockga.gov/news_detail_T15_R311.php* Woodstock Community News – “Woodstock names Roland Castro police chief” – https://woodstockcommunity.news/woodstock-names-roland-castro-police-chief/* WSB Radio – “City of Woodstock names sole finalist in running for police chief position” – https://www.wsbradio.com/news/local/city-woodstock-names-sole-finalist-running-police-chief-position/DIPLSPDW7VDULFWDURE5RPLDCI/News Date: November 14, 2025.Cherokee County names new chief financial officerCherokee County has appointed Chuck Dinkins, formerly finance director for the city of Valdosta, as its new chief financial officer. The move comes as the county continues to manage rapid growth, infrastructure demands, and future budgets that touch every part of Woodstock and surrounding communities.* County communications describe Dinkins as joining in early November and working alongside retiring CFO Jimmy Marquis to ensure a smooth transition.* He brings extensive experience in municipal finance and budgeting from his prior role in Valdosta.* The announcement notes that he will help guide financial planning and capital investment decisions going into the next fiscal cycle.* The appointment is part of a broader effort to keep pace with growth while maintaining stable finances.Sources:* Cherokee County Government – “Dinkins named Cherokee County CFO” – https://www.cherokeecountyga.gov/Communications/media-all.php* Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce – “Dinkins named Cherokee County CFO” – https://cherokeechamber.com/dinkins-named-cherokee-county-cfo/News Date: November 26, 2025.Cherokee County School Board reviews record CCRPI performanceThe Cherokee County School Board has reviewed state accountability results showing the district’s highest College and Career Ready Performance Index scores to date. The gains are especially strong in learning-growth measures, signaling that students across grade levels are making solid progress.* A Board Business Briefs update highlights CCRPI results and notes district-wide performance at an all-time high.* High schools posted a Progress score in the mid-nineties, significantly above the statewide average and well ahead of last year’s results.* Elementary and middle school Progress scores also climbed, pointing to broad gains across grade levels.* District leaders credit teachers, staff, students, and families and are using the data to shape next-semester plans.Sources:* Cherokee County School District – “Board Business Briefs: School Board Reviews CCRPI Success” – https://www.cherokeek12.net/post-detail/~board/all-locations/post/board-business-briefs-school-board-reviews-ccrpi-success* Cherokee County School District – “CCSD Hits All-Time High on State Accountability Measure” – https://...
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  • Woodstock Daily Update – November 25, 2025
    Nov 25 2025
    Storms and soaking rain for Cherokee CountyToday is a day to keep an eye on the sky and the radar across Woodstock and Cherokee County.Forecasts call for showers and scattered thunderstorms, with a higher chance of heavier rain and a few stronger storms in the afternoon and evening.Drivers on Highway 92, Main Street, and the I-575 corridor should plan for wet pavement, reduced visibility, and slower trips during the busiest parts of the day.The safest move is to leave extra space between vehicles, avoid standing water, and make sure you have a reliable way to receive weather alerts if warnings are issued.Sources:https://forecast.weather.gov/zipcity.php?Go2=Go&inputstring=Woodstock%2CGANews as of: November 25, 2025.Love Where You Live supports the Homeless CoalitionCherokee County’s Love Where You Live campaign has selected the Homeless Coalition of Cherokee County as this year’s Community Giveback recipient.The initiative began as a tourism and storytelling effort that highlights why people love living in Cherokee County and what they value about their communities.Now it is also helping fund services for neighbors who are experiencing housing insecurity as colder weather arrives.For Woodstock residents, the program connects the pride of “loving where you live” with practical support for people who are trying to get back on their feet.Sources:https://www.cherokeecountyga.gov/Communications/https://cherokeechamber.com/love-where-you-live-community-giveback-benefits-the-homeless-coalition-of-cherokee-county/News as of: November 25, 2025.Dog park and pickleball complex proposed for Main StreetA new proposal on Main Street in Woodstock would combine a dog park with pickleball courts as part of a recreational complex close to downtown.The applicant is seeking a conditional use permit along with several variances related to fence height, facade materials, sidewalk width, driveway spacing, and parking.The planning commission has recommended approval, sending the case forward in the city’s review and hearing process.Residents who care about traffic, noise, lighting, and the look and feel of that stretch of Main Street may want to follow upcoming meetings and public comment opportunities.Sources:https://www.woodstockga.gov/your_government/departments/community_development/public_hearing_cases.phpNews as of: November 25, 2025.Holiday Lights of Hope at Hobgood ParkHoliday Lights of Hope is back at Hobgood Park on Bells Ferry Road, bringing a large walk-through light display to the south Cherokee and Woodstock area.The event features millions of Christmas lights, themed displays, family photo spots, concessions, and a kids area.It remains one of the more affordable holiday light shows in the region, with children admitted free up to a certain age, which helps families on a budget enjoy the season.Proceeds support child advocacy and related local causes, so a visit under the lights also supports nonprofit work in the community.Sources:https://holidaylightsofga.com/woodstockhttps://www.atlantaonthecheap.com/holiday-lights-of-hope-woodstock/https://www.bigtickets.com/events/cherokeechildadvocates/holiday-lights-hope/News as of: November 25, 2025.Christmas Jubilee and Parade of Lights planningWoodstock’s Christmas Jubilee and Parade of Lights is set to bring floats, music, and holiday decorations to downtown in early December.The evening event includes a parade route that starts near Woodstock Elementary and travels down Main Street toward the Highway 92 area.City and partner announcements highlight a 5:30 p.m. start time, with road closures beginning shortly beforehand as police block off the route.Residents are encouraged to arrive early, review parking options, and plan for detours on parade night to avoid being caught by last-minute closures.Sources:https://www.atlantaonthecheap.com/christmas-parade-woodstock/https://allevents.in/woodstock/woodstocks-29th-annual-christmas-jubilee-and-parade-of-lights/200029157150638News as of: November 25, 2025.New Downtown Woodstock Cozy CrawlA new Downtown Woodstock Cozy Crawl is on the calendar for Saturday, December 6, 2025, from mid-afternoon into the early evening.Participants are invited to bundle up in their coziest outfits and stroll through downtown, enjoying holiday decorations and seasonal offerings at participating locations.An event stamp card lets people collect stamps as they visit stops along the way, with the chance to enter raffles after filling a qualifying row.The Cozy Crawl gives residents another playful way to experience downtown during the holidays and connect with neighbors while they walk.Sources:https://www.facebook.com/visitwoodstockga/posts/2003388766871006/https://allevents.in/woodstock-ga/new-in-2025-downtown-woodstock-cozy-crawl/200029157150035News as of: November 25, 2025.Woodstock Wolverines off to a 4–0 startThe Woodstock Wolverines boys basketball team has opened the winter season with a 4–0 record.Recent results include a 62–...
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  • Woodstock Daily Update – November 24, 2025
    Nov 24 2025
    ‘Love Where You Live’ Community Giveback supports Homeless CoalitionCherokee County’s Love Where You Live initiative has named the Homeless Coalition of Cherokee County as this year’s Community Giveback recipient, directing campaign support to a nonprofit working directly with people experiencing homelessness across the county, including the Woodstock area.* The campaign highlights local residents’ stories while channeling funds and attention to local nonprofits.* County leaders also discussed plans for the 2026 campaign at a recent commission work session.Sources:https://cherokeechamber.com/love-where-you-live-community-giveback-benefits-the-homeless-coalition-of-cherokee-county/https://www.cherokeecountyga.gov/Communications/Electronics recycling event set for Dec. 13 in CantonThe Cherokee County Recycling Center, in partnership with ECO Trading, will host a special electronics recycling event on Saturday, December thirteenth, from nine in the morning to one in the afternoon at the county administration building in Canton, giving Woodstock residents a clear option for responsibly discarding old electronics ahead of the holidays.* Many common household electronics will be accepted, with several items taken at no charge.* The event is county sponsored and tied to ongoing waste reduction efforts.Sources:https://cherokeechamber.com/cherokee-county-recycling-center-to-host-electronics-recycling-event-dec-13/https://www.cherokeecountyga.gov/Communications/media-all.phphttps://allevents.in/canton/electronics-recycling/200029216438330History Cherokee’s 25th holiday ornament honors Holly Springs DepotHistory Cherokee has released its twenty fifth annual holiday ornament, featuring the historic Holly Springs Depot, continuing a popular tradition of celebrating Cherokee County landmarks with collectible ornaments many Woodstock residents display each year.* The ornament series showcases notable local architecture across Cherokee County.* Ornament sales support History Cherokee’s museum and educational programs.Sources:https://cherokeechamber.com/history-cherokee-unveils-25th-annual-holiday-ornament-featuring-holly-springs-depot/https://www.facebook.com/CherokeeCountyHistoryCenter/photos/-did-you-know-the-holly-springs-depot-was-part-of-the-marietta-north-georgia-rai/1252201176927188/Cherokee County man convicted in violent strangling caseA Cherokee County jury has convicted Sergio Esquivel of aggravated assault in the family violence category and false imprisonment after prosecutors said he put a woman in a chokehold and would not let her leave during a twenty twenty four fight, highlighting ongoing efforts to prosecute domestic violence cases in the county.* Esquivel was acquitted of related battery and kidnapping counts.* The Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office has emphasized the case as part of its focus on family violence.Sources:https://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/2025/11/20/cherokee-county-man-found-guilty-strangling-woman-during-fight/Winter sports week for Woodstock, Etowah, and River RidgeWinter sports are in full swing across Woodstock area high schools, with the Cherokee County School District’s athletics page and school specific schedules showing basketball and wrestling events for Woodstock, Etowah, and River Ridge throughout the Thanksgiving week and into early December.* Woodstock High School girls basketball is scheduled to play at Pickens on Monday, November twenty fourth, in the evening.* Woodstock High also lists a girls wrestling tournament earlier that day.* Etowah and River Ridge schedules show additional basketball games across late November and early December.Sources:https://www.cherokeek12.net/divisions/school-operations/high-school-athletics/athletic-scheduleshttps://www.woodstockathletics.com/schedule?year=2025-2026https://www.maxpreps.com/ga/woodstock/woodstock-wolverines/basketball/girls/schedule/https://www.riverridgeathletics.org/sports/boys-basketball/schedule?team=boys-basketball-5226215&year=2025-2026Holiday-week fun in Woodstock: trivia nights, cornhole, and moreVisit Woodstock GA’s events calendar features a full slate of options for the week of November twenty fourth, including Light’s Up entertainment trivia at Truck and Tap, Spring Cornhole ATL league nights at Reformation Brewery, live music at MadLife, gaming nights at The Blue Ghost Arcade, and seasonal offerings like Santa Mail and the Adair Park ice rink.* Light’s Up trivia at Truck and Tap is scheduled for Monday evening.* Spring Cornhole ATL events run multiple days this week.* Additional listings include concerts, family friendly activities, and winter attractions.Sources:https://visitwoodstockga.com/https://visitwoodstockga.com/events/https://visitwoodstockga.com/groups-meetings/Footer* Disclaimer: The author used AI in collaboration to create this newscast.* Source Attribution: All sources are from publicly available sources.* All rights reserved: Woodstock Daily Update* ...
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  • Woodstock Daily Update – November 21, 2025
    Nov 21 2025
    Cherokee County Fire mourns Retired Lt. Dave BurnaughCherokee County Fire & Emergency Services is mourning the passing of retired Lieutenant Dave Burnaugh, a longtime firefighter who recently lost his battle with cancer after nearly 18 years of service. Local coverage and obituaries highlight his childhood dream of becoming a fireman, his leadership within the department, and the impact he had on colleagues and the wider community.* Retired after nearly two decades with Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services.* Remembered by the department and local media for faith, family, and public service.* Earlier retirement ceremony this fall honored his legacy and leadership.Sources:https://cherokeecountyfire.org/_common/news-read.php?newsitem=2608https://cherokeecountyfire.org/_common/news-read.php?newsitem=2598https://www.lakesidefuneralhomega.com/obituary/david-burnaughhttps://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/david-burnaugh-obituary?id=60035408https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/cherokee-county/retired-cherokee-county-firefighter-dies-following-courageous-battle-with-cancer/I5ILRKJWFJAMREVYNEIRSMEOHA/https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/beloved-cherokee-county-fire-lieutenant-remembered-faith-family-serviceTrickum Road lane closures causing delays near Sycamore Lane and Belles LaneDrivers along Trickum Road between Sycamore Lane and Belles Lane are being warned to expect delays as Cherokee County and the City of Woodstock continue a road improvement project. Daily lane closures and tree-clearing work are reducing the road to one lane with flaggers directing traffic, all tied to a broader plan to widen the corridor, add a center turn lane, improve drainage, and extend sidewalks.* Daytime lane closures with flaggers alternating one-way traffic through the work zone.* Work zone runs from Sycamore Lane to Belles Lane, a key connector for Woodstock neighborhoods.* Part of a multi-phase Trickum Road corridor project aimed at safety and congestion relief.* Notices list work through at least November 21, 2025.Sources:https://www.facebook.com/CherokeeCountyGa/posts/expect-traffic-delays-on-trickum-road-from-sycamore-lane-to-belles-lane-as-part-/1277871494377009/https://www.facebook.com/CherokeeCountyGa/photos/expect-traffic-delays-on-trickum-road-from-sycamore-lane-to-belles-lane-as-part-/1277868334377325/https://www.facebook.com/CherokeeCountyGa/posts/reminder-public-notice-tree-clearing-and-road-work-on-trickum-road-from-belles-l/1256083243222501/https://www.facebook.com/WOODSTOCKGAGOVT/posts/1325562412933884/https://www.cherokeecountyga.gov/Roadway-Splost-Program/_resources//81825-Trickum.pdfCherokee School District honors Support Staff Employees of the YearThe Cherokee County School District is celebrating its School and Division Support Staff Employees of the Year, announced November 19 in conjunction with National Educational Support Professionals Day. The recognition highlights staff members—including custodians, paraprofessionals, office staff, and nurses—who keep campuses operating smoothly at schools across the county, including those serving Woodstock families.* Districtwide recognition tied to National Educational Support Professionals Day.* Honors school-level and division-level support staff across CCSD.* Part of CCSD’s broader Awards & Recognitions program alongside Teacher of the Year.* Social posts spotlight the contributions of support staff on each campus.Sources:https://www.cherokeek12.net/view-all-newshttps://www.cherokeek12.net/divisions/communications/awards-recognitionshttps://www.cherokeek12.net/post-detail/~board/all-locations/post/congratulations-to-our-school-and-division-support-staff-employees-of-the-yearWeekend events: improv, ice rink, farm market, and live music around WoodstockDowntown Woodstock offers a full slate of activities this weekend. On Friday night, the WIT! improv troupe performs at Woodstock Arts, bringing live comedy to City Center Stage. Saturday morning, the Woodstock Farm Fresh Market returns to Market Street. At the same time, the new Adair Park Ice Rink kicks off its winter season, adding skating and hot cocoa to the mix. For music fans, MadLife Stage & Studios is hosting an “Iconic Women of Music” tribute show and a late-night Van Halen tribute, while Maxwell’s Cigar Bar features the Lady Eleven Band on Friday night.* WIT! – Woodstock Arts Improv Troupe show on Friday evening.* Woodstock Farm Fresh Market open Saturday morning in downtown Woodstock.* Adair Park Ice Rink opens for its winter run in downtown Woodstock.* MadLife features tribute shows; Maxwell’s hosts the Lady Eleven Band from 8–11 p.m.Sources:https://woodstockarts.org/events/wit-woodstock-arts-improv-troupe-november-21st-2025/https://visitwoodstockga.com/events/?imgoing-event=wit-woodstock-arts-improv-troupe-november-21st-2025-68b470b71cc88b5900edfb6fhttps://visitwoodstockga.com/events/?imgoing-event=woodstock-farm-fresh-market-68066b685ffe56249d225695https://local.aarp.org/event/...
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